My day job is helping state welfare agencies navigate the fens and bogs of federal law and regulation. My side job is helping netlogx team members understand how state government works the unique struggles our state clients face. Many new netlogx team members have worked in the private sector and have had little interaction with [...]
What brings you joy? Playing music brings me joy, as well as riding my horse, Cowboy’s Artwork, or Cowley. What are you most afraid of? Black widow spiders are what I am most afraid of. Other spiders don’t bother me, just black widows. What would you like to learn? I would like to learn anything [...]
As we all can attest, health care is not inexpensive. Methods, equipment, and professional skills are enhanced daily with better results but also more cost. Probably no area of health is costlier than procedures that require an operating room, a skilled surgeon and staff, and the newest equipment and supplies. I, for one, want the [...]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 9, 2018 Media Contact: Brittani Martel, Porch Light PR 317.629.1669, [email protected] netlogx’ Audrey Taylor Selected as 2018 Women of Influence Award Winner Presented by Indianapolis Business Journal, the award spotlights women who have risen to the highest levels of business, the arts, and public service in central Indiana INDIANAPOLIS, November 9, [...]
The netlogx team in Michigan provides Business Process Mapping services and Requirements Gathering for business areas that fall under the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) agency. These business areas include seven (7) service areas that represent things such as Foster Care, Adoption, Child Protective Services, and all things related to providing needed [...]
Recently, I was at a social gathering with many Emergency and Rescue workers in attendance. As discussions developed around me, I was asked “What do you do?” Usually, I have a standard answer such as “I’m a Business Consultant”, which really provides limited information as to my career. However, this time I thought about it. [...]
