
Rip Colvin
Executive Director of the Florida Justice Administrative Commission since 2010, a CPA and Certified Government Finance Officer focused on modernizing government operations.
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Sep 6, 2026
Beyond Technology: Transforming Government Operations - Rip Colvin - Episode 193
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2:46speaker_1HOST
Looking back, what operational weaknesses did the crisis expose in your organization and how did digital tools help the Justice Administrative Commission rethink how work could be delivered, managed, and measured?

Rip ColvinGUEST
I had a receptionist that was in her mid 80s, maybe 85, 86, 87, concerned about staff and their families, not knowing the health, break down as it pertained to staff.

Rip ColvinGUEST
So I sent everybody home and we were going to do this thing called flattening the curve.
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7:07speaker_1HOST
yeah so it sounds like you you really had some changes probably that you thought were going to be temporary but ultimately became permanent in how you operated were there any of those where you thought this is just a stop gap measure but it ended up something you carried on today