A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Veterans@OIT Employee Resource Group
How OIT’s GIS team is Helping Remote Counties Access Crucial Data
Holiday Deals or Deception? How to Spot the Difference

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New ASL On-Demand Pilot Launches in Colorado

Everyone should have equitable access to state services. Through a new partnership with Aira ASL, a State of Colorado initiative, Coloradans who are Deaf or hard of hearing can become more independent as they navigate various state government locations and services.

Aira ASL provides remote, on-demand ASL interpreting through a mobile app, which instantly connects American Sign Language users with a professional human interpreter for free 30-minute sessions. The service is currently being piloted at 11 History Colorado museums and historic sites, as well as at the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s (CDLE) Vocational Rehabilitation locations and Workforce Centers. Calls are secure and available with no advance reservations needed. available on the Apple and Google Play stores.

Innovative partnerships like this one help us get even closer to a Colorado for All. 

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Creating a Connection Culture: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Veterans@OIT Employee Resource Group

While veterans are often viewed solely through the lens of their military service, OIT cultivates a supportive environment where veterans can leverage their experience to enrich OIT’s culture and enhance its success. Members of our Veterans@OIT ERG have opportunities to expand their personal and professional development by networking, providing training and participating in community engagement activities.

Meet Members of the Veterans@OIT ERG

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Mapping a Path Forward: How OIT’s GIS team is Helping Remote Counties Access Crucial Data

Our Geographic Information Systems (GIS) team plays a unique role at the state level, working to coordinate GIS efforts across Colorado. This involves providing resources, enhancing the availability of geospatial information and fostering relationships with partners around the state. Last December, they completed a project that illustrates how these technical efforts can assist counties that lack dedicated GIS resources in their operations. We are sharing this story now to highlight the long-term success and impact the application has demonstrated over the past year of deployment.

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Holiday Deals or Holiday Deception? How to Spot the Difference

Watch Out: Sneaky Scams to Avoid

The holiday season brings plenty of reasons to celebrate — but ‘tis also the season for cyber scams designed to take advantage of busy, distracted shoppers.

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