Thentia NewsJanuary 19, 2024
Working with AWS extends the reach of Thentia Cloud to an expanding global community of agencies and regulatory entities seeking to embrace IT modernization through their preferred cloud provider.
Thentia NewsJanuary 3, 2024
Thentia proudly joins GovTech’s 2024 Top 100 list, underscoring its commitment to transforming government technology through its industry-leading SaaS platform, seamlessly consolidating, digitizing, and optimizing regulatory processes.
Thentia NewsDecember 15, 2023
The deployment of Thentia Cloud by CORU signifies a notable advancement in regulatory innovation and excellence throughout Ireland.
Thentia NewsNovember 1, 2023
This dual-purpose service leverages artificial intelligence to facilitate a swift, secure data transition to Thentia Cloud and offers ongoing data fidelity support for long-term platform optimization. This strategic offering allows regulatory agencies to focus on their core functions and maximize the benefits of Thentia’s platform with ease.
Thentia NewsSeptember 12, 2023
The Ascend Institute’s Regulatory Transformation Framework and Effectiveness (AIRE) Index will help regulatory authorities assess their ability to achieve regulatory outcomes and improve organizational management.
Thentia NewsAugust 29, 2023
Leading regulatory technology innovator, Thentia, secures top industry accolade as Google’s Technology Partner of the Year for Government, affirming Thentia Cloud’s capabilities in advancing regulatory processes worldwide
Thentia NewsJanuary 12, 2022
Thentia Pay to enable regulators and public sector organizations to process payments at significantly lower cost with zero convenience fees
Regulatory NewsNovember 1, 2021
Oklahoma joins states offering more universal occupational licensing recognition and more in our roundup of regulatory news.
Thentia NewsOctober 22, 2021
Bredin brings 25 years of enterprise sales experience in highly regulated sectors to Thentia as it continues its rapid expansion…
Regulatory NewsOctober 18, 2021
Social security numbers vulnerable from website flaw in Missouri, Oregon drops degree requirement for substitute teachers, and more this week in regulatory news.