Delivering Unemployment Assistance in Times of Crisis: Scalable Cloud Solutions Can Keep Essential Government Programs Running and Supporting Those in Need

Angell, M.; Gold, S.; Howison, M.; Kidd, V.; Molitor, D.; Burns, C.; Johnson, C.; Kahn, M.; Venzke, S.; Deneault, S.; Doweiko, D.; Dziembowski, S.; Kumar, B.; O'Donnell, P.; Patel, C.; Reidl, A.; Tardiff, B.; Hastings, J. S.; Jensen, S.; Pellegrino, A.; Roberts, A.; Sarathy, R.

Angell, M.; Gold, S.; Howison, M.; Kidd, V.; Molitor, D.; Burns, C.; Johnson, C.; Kahn, M.; Venzke, S.; Deneault, S.; Doweiko, D.; Dziembowski, S.; Kumar, B.; O'Donnell, P.; Patel, C.; Reidl, A.; Tardiff, B.; Hastings, J. S.; Jensen, S.; Pellegrino, A.; Roberts, A.; Sarathy, R..

Digital Government: Research and Practice ; 2(1), 2021.

Article in English | Scopus | ID: covidwho-1772333

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CARES Act; cloud managed services; COVID-19; legacy systems; pandemic unemployment assistance; Unemployment insurance; Contractors; Insurance; Investments; Combined technology; Economic security; Estimated costs; Government projects; Health emergencies; Insurance claims; Interactive voice response systems; Scalable systems; Employment

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Collection: Databases of international organizations Database: Scopus Type of study: Prognostic study Language: English Journal: Digital Government: Research and Practice Year: 2021 Document Type: Article

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