Qlarion In the News
Clarke Allen discusses using data analytics to modernize government programs: Modernizing our Nation’s Data Sharing and Analytics is Critical to Solving our Nation’s Challenges.
Jake Bittner has been nominated for FedScoop’s 2021 Best Bosses in Federal IT award. The program honors the technology leaders driving modernization and innovation around the federal government.
Qlarion’s Senior Director of Healthcare, Lyd Paull-Flores, shares her insights in an article for MedCity News: Addressing the Covid-19 and Opioid “Twindemic.”
Jake Bittner, CEO of Qlarion, discusses company culture and talent recruitment in his latest Forbes article: Every Company Says They’re Changing The World — To Recruit Top Talent, You Have To Prove It.
Jake Bittner discusses data analytics’ role in state and local government’s response to COVID-19: “In a public health crisis, data analytics can be a lifesaver.”
Clarke Allen, Senior Director of Strategic Business Initiatives at Qlarion, shares the three best practices for leveraging the power of AI in their data analytics projects: How Organizations Can Leverage the Power of AI in their Data Analytics Projects.
The National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) today named the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Framework for Addiction Analysis and Community Transformation (FAACT) platform, designed in partnership with Qlarion, a winner of the State IT Recognition Awards.
Qlarion Named to Northern Virginia Technology Council Tech 100 List for Third Year. Read the full press release from NVTC.
Carlos Rivero, Chief Data Officer of the Commonwealth of Virginia, discusses Qlarion’s contribution to their newest workforce development issue in GovTech: Virginia Creates Website to Match Job Seekers with Openings.
FAACT featured in Tech For Good article about the nationwide impact of the opioid epidemic: Using Data to Save Lives.
Virginia Legislature Commends Qlarion for Role in COVID-19 Recovery Efforts. Qlarion was specifically acknowledged for its “outsized role in the Commonwealth’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Robert Reynolds contributes an article to Dataversity: Applying the NIEM Standard to the Opioid Epidemic, COVID-19, and Other Problems.
StateScoop covers the launch of digital tools in Virginia, developed with support from Qlarion, to aid communities’ COVID-19 response.
Qlarion voted to the “Best Places to Work in Virginia” for the 7th consecutive year. The list is made up of just 100 companies, and businesses are evaluated based on their workplace policies and their employee experience.
