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Human Services Expert Abe Lee Joins RedMane Technology
Abe Lee, a veteran social worker, business analyst and product manager, has joined RedMane Technology. Abe will help guide the direction of RedMane’s mCase platform, the modern case management system.
Why Low Code Platforms are Eating the Software World
Digital transformation initiatives, ever rising ease of use expectations, and never-ending regulatory changes are increasing the pressure on IT organizations to design, develop, test, release, and maintain applications at a more rapid pace and with higher quality. Budgets remain tight. Software engineering talent is in short supply.
Solutions to Support Child Welfare Programs for First Nations Agencies
Indigenous communities were using outdated technology in providing child welfare and prevention services. They needed a modernized approach to handle their case management processes, enabling them to document assessments, family involvement and have access to critical reporting. Agencies also had the desire to have a paperless system.
Case Management: Helping to Protect Young Lives and Strengthen Communities
As a path towards healing, First Nations Communities have demonstrated a deep desire to have control over their own child welfare systems and have their children supported and protected in their communities.
Money – and a Case Management Solution – Helps Keep Peace on The Streets
Some may say money is the root of all evil… but in the City of Richmond California, the “green stuff” is helping to prevent homicide. And a case management solution will soon help manage the process, track results, and reward success.
Modern Thinking For A Modern Child Support System
Cloud-based software, mobile technology, and modular replacement strategies are mainstream, so why are core child support systems lagging in adoption and the benefits these solutions offer?
Three Ways to Get Your D-SNAP System Ready NOW for Hurricane Season
Forecasters predict 2018 will have 14 named storms, six of which are expected to be hurricanes with two “majors” at a Category 3 or higher intensity. Last year’s hurricane season was the worst on record with $200 billion in damages and the countless lives impacted.