Civil Government

Governments appear to have become bigger players in economic affairs. Companies and funds pursuing cross-border investments need to adapt their investment strategies and operations to function effectively at the intersection of government, business and finance.

Fraud, waste, and abuse are perennial problems for government benefit programs. To make their anti-fraud dollars work harder and smarter, agencies can build platforms that combine predictive analytics, behavioral economics, and collective intelligence into a holistic enterprise system, coordinating data from across the enterprise while remaining agile enough to respond to new vulnerabilities.

By designing health communications using behavioral economics principles, governments and organizations can go beyond raising awareness to “nudge"? people to make more healthful choices.