How DHS staff got stuck using two child support systems

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And spent $102 million in the process.

How DHS staff got stuck using two child support systems
An effort to rid the Department of Human Services of a legacy child support IT system and replace it with a modern alternative has instead left staff using two separate systems. The legacy ‘Cuba’ system supports approximately 1.2 million children from separated parents, providing ...

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