Government employees want more time for fraud prevention, survey finds
State and local government workers want to spend more time preventing fraud, rather than chase it down afterward, according to a recent survey.
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‘National Accuracy Clearinghouse’ for SNAP data could challenge some states, local governments
The National Accuracy Clearinghouse has been a long time coming, but it may pose challenges to states and counties with few staff.
California flags nearly 27,000 fraudulent doctors in insurance claim investigation
Officials found that 345,000 disability insurance claims were associated with criminals using fake or stolen medical provider credentials.
Kansas to modernize 40-year-old unemployment system
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill this week ordering the state's labor agency to modernize its legacy unemployment system.
How healthcare agencies can tackle fraud, waste and abuse with RPA
A new report discusses advances in automation to help public healthcare organizations tackle a backlog of claims from the pandemic, and protect from fraud and waste.
Using modern identity tools to limit fraud, waste and abuse
Digital services for citizens are increasingly important. By using cloud-based identity tools, agencies can mitigate abuse of funds and help those most in need.
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Eliminate paper-based invoicing to save valuable government resources
Agency CFOs and CIOs alike can benefit from investing in automated invoicing and payment systems. A cloud-based service would pay for itself in less than a year.
Identity hub strategy key to reducing fraud, report says
As online services grow, agencies need to focus greater attention on identity verification and fraud detection tool sets.