Projects
Public Assistance programs such as TANF, EBT, SNAP/Food Stamps, and Entitlement Eligibility, is one area where PSI provides expertise. We understand that state HHS departments have challenges in responding quickly to evolving delivery requirements and struggle in several key areas:
  • Increasing program costs and poor return on investment
  • Fraud abuse and detection
  • Data Warehouse in OLAP or Star Schema Design
  • Incompatible legacy systems/silo systems
  • Lack of efficiency and effectiveness
  • Lack of understanding or experience in reporting and Business Intelligence best practices

At PSI, we offer a modernized service delivery model that offers simplification and access to all Health and Human Services (HHS) programs in the following key areas:

  • Legacy modernization and re-design
  • Reporting/Financial Interface Development and Best Practices
  • Eligibility determination development and reporting

Our expertise and proven methodology in Project and Change Management provides us the ability to manage critical projects through all phases of the system development life cycle. We work with our customers to develop a communication plan than ensures all parties know the status of a projectat each major phase and that project milestones are being met.

Another key area where PSI provides expertise is in Public Safety and Justice. We understand that an important function of government is to project individuals. With new threats arising every day, Criminal Justice departments need to communicate seamlessly, quickly, and effectively. PSI has assisted in several key areas:

  • Recording, maintenance, and tracking of protection order data
  • Interfacing with other subsystems and agencies such as Probation, State Police Radio, National Crime Information Center, Drivers Licensing, Accounting, Motor Vehicle Registration, etc.
  • Modernizing of Legacy Systems

Currently PSI is helping to make Criminal Justice departments more efficient, by integrating departments, sharing important information, and consolidating business processes, in order to ensure that states save money, people are safe, and offenders are brought to justice.