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Data-Driven Decisions Act (HR 8751) Data Foundation This proposed legislation authorizes $41 million each year through Fiscal Year 2028 to support states in improving their information technology systems, adopting advanced analytics and artificial intelligence technologies, and strengthening data security and … Continue reading →

Rakesh Retires Idaho Capital Sun CAP Board Member Rakesh Mohan retired this past week. His 21 years as the director of Idaho’s Office of Performance Evaluations was praised by Gov. Brad Little: “Rakesh and his team have set a high … Continue reading →

Dustin Brown’s Impact at OMB Over the Past Two Decades: Episode 63 GovNavigators Show (Podcast – 30 min.) Former OMB Executive Dustin Brown joins the GovNavigators Show to talk about his over two decades at OMB, serving for four different presidents (and … Continue reading →

Give Congress the Data It Needs The Hill  Soon, the Supreme Court will decide a case that could severely limit the discretion Congress can give the executive branch in the policymaking process.The fallout from this decision could have a lasting impact on … Continue reading →

How the DATA Act Came About Governing What made it possible to pass the Digital Accountability and Transparency Act of 2014? What made it effective? How can we replicate its success in a rapidly changing data landscape? One of its … Continue reading →