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According to CIGIE’s new Oversight.gov website, the 73 Federal IG offices receive a half million complaints a year.  Through the hard work of investigators and auditors, these tips lead to a more...

As public agencies prioritize their tasks for the year, they consider several things including their major ongoing projects, their mission statements and directives from the executive bodies that...

If your agency has ever put together a "wishlist" for a case management system, whether through an RFP process or a less formalized process, you know it can be difficult to capture all of your...

The hurricanes faced by Texas and the southeastern United States in the last couple of weeks brought to light once again the value that government can provide to its citizens via social media...

Gallup’s recent State of the Worker report indicates that employee engagement in the United States is the highest it’s been in years – at 33%.  Two out of three workers in the US are not engaged in...

Ransomware has been in the news lately due to a few widespread attacks.  In most cases, ransomware spreads by spam – millions of sketchy emails get sent in the hopes that a few people will follow a...

Many of the greatest frauds in history are stunningly obvious with the benefit of hindsight.  A recent article on the conviction of pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli points out this very fact,...

Ransomware has become a major problem in the last few years – statistics vary, but everyone agrees that the number of attacks increased several fold in 2016, and several fold again in 2017.  They...

Money laundering remains a key part of most financial corruption.  If the money changing hands is easily tracked, it’s usually not that difficult to determine when improper behavior is at play. ...