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Tackling Turnover with Smart Automation: Upholding the Mission in Government

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In this episode of The Interconnectedness of Things, host Emily Nava sits down with Dr. Andrew Hutson, COO of QFlow Systems, to explore how federal agencies can stay mission-focused amid workforce challenges like staff turnover, early retirements, and shrinking budgets.

They unpack the concept of “corporate amnesia” caused by institutional knowledge loss and discuss why traditional processes struggle when resources dwindle but mission demands remain constant. Dr. Hutson outlines the “power triangle” of standardization, automation, and integration as a pathway for agencies to modernize without scrapping legacy systems.

Listeners will gain insights into what smart automation really looks like, how case-based, rule-based, and probabilistic decision systems align with today’s AI and workflow automation, and why clean data and oversight are non-negotiable. From practical use cases like loan processing to the cultural shift required for adoption, this conversation highlights how technology can help federal employees “do more with what you have” while staying true to their mission.

If you’re a CIO, IT leader, or public servant navigating the future of government work, this episode offers a grounded, hopeful perspective on the role automation can play in building resilience and continuity.

About "The Interconnectedness of Things"
Welcome to "The Interconnectedness of Things," where hosts Dr. Andrew Hutson and Emily Nava explore the ever-evolving landscape of technology, innovation, and how these forces shape our world. Each episode dives deep into the critical topics of enterprise solutions, AI, document management, and more, offering insights and practical advice for businesses and tech enthusiasts alike.
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QFlow helps manage your documents in a secure and organized way. It works with your existing software to make it easy for you to find all your documents in one place. Discover how QFlow can transform your organization at qflow.com
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Share Your Thoughts With Us!

In this episode of The Interconnectedness of Things, host Emily Nava sits down with Dr. Andrew Hutson, COO of QFlow Systems, to explore how federal agencies can stay mission-focused amid workforce challenges like staff turnover, early retirements, and shrinking budgets.

They unpack the concept of “corporate amnesia” caused by institutional knowledge loss and discuss why traditional processes struggle when resources dwindle but mission demands remain constant. Dr. Hutson outlines the “power triangle” of standardization, automation, and integration as a pathway for agencies to modernize without scrapping legacy systems.

Listeners will gain insights into what smart automation really looks like, how case-based, rule-based, and probabilistic decision systems align with today’s AI and workflow automation, and why clean data and oversight are non-negotiable. From practical use cases like loan processing to the cultural shift required for adoption, this conversation highlights how technology can help federal employees “do more with what you have” while staying true to their mission.

If you’re a CIO, IT leader, or public servant navigating the future of government work, this episode offers a grounded, hopeful perspective on the role automation can play in building resilience and continuity.

About "The Interconnectedness of Things"
Welcome to "The Interconnectedness of Things," where hosts Dr. Andrew Hutson and Emily Nava explore the ever-evolving landscape of technology, innovation, and how these forces shape our world. Each episode dives deep into the critical topics of enterprise solutions, AI, document management, and more, offering insights and practical advice for businesses and tech enthusiasts alike.
Brought to you by QFlow Systems
QFlow helps manage your documents in a secure and organized way. It works with your existing software to make it easy for you to find all your documents in one place. Discover how QFlow can transform your organization at qflow.com
Follow Us!
Andrew Hutson - LinkedIn
Emily Nava - LinkedIn
Intro and Outro music provided by Marser.

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