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Month: April 2020

HOW TO RE-OPEN SECTORS OF THE ECONOMY WHILE PROTECTING LIVES? STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES

HOW TO RE-OPEN SECTORS OF THE ECONOMY WHILE PROTECTING LIVES? STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES

The current COVID-19 health crisis has costs lives and inflicted a disastrous impact on the United States economy.  Today, government and businesses are identifying how to reopen sectors of the economy while at the same time protecting workers and the public.  Organizations are struggling with how to operate efficiently while staff work from home, a decreased onsite office workforce, and a shift in customer demand. In addition, there can be confusion about who to listen to the federal, state, or…

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PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITIES, IS IT TIME TO GO PAPERLESS?

PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITIES, IS IT TIME TO GO PAPERLESS?

Today, many Public Housing Authorities are struggling to operate remotely or efficiently, as many of their documents and files are still paper-based.  Given the current COVID-19 health crisis, this puts staff at risk when they have to go into the office to pick up or access their paper files.  Also, staff report that finding, managing, sharing, and protecting documents stored in email, shared network drives, and paper systems can be a challenge. As one Public Housing Authority executive, I spoke…

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PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY IMPROVEMENT CHECKLIST FOR 2020

PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY IMPROVEMENT CHECKLIST FOR 2020

Top Public Housing Authorities improvement topics include going paperless; improving processes to maximize efficiency, quality, and service; and reducing operating risks.  Here is our 2020 checklist for Housing Authorities, including ideas for improvement. Public Housing Authority 2020 checklist questions and ideas. Do your employees need to work remotely but can’t function without going into the office to access paper files?  Also, are documents stored in network drives and email challenging to find or protect from deletion?  If so, explore how…

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