Briefing: California, Colorado and Washington show common data‑sharing patterns and shared gaps
The Hawaii Data Collaborative reported commonalities among California, Colorado and Washington: all have or are building longitudinal education‑to‑workforce systems, share gaps capturing self‑employment and federal employment data, rely on centralized IT authorities for governance, and face legacy system modernization backlogs.
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Thomas Lee presented the Hawaii Data Collaborative's desk review of three states and highlighted common patterns and differences the working group should consider.
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