CMA will attend the 2023 NWA WIC Technology, Innovation, and Vendor Management Conference in Portland, Oregon next week. 

CMA to further manage the successful WIC Management Information System HANDS under new Arizona contract.

CMA is prepared to support you in the Google cloud, with vetted solutions and experienced professionals.

When COVID-19 increased pressure on New Jersey’s low-income communities, the state wanted to ensure food assistance support accessibility.

CMA has 30 years of experience implementing and supporting WIC systems across the country, including NJ WoW in New Jersey. 

During the most recent Tableau Partner Quarterly Connect call, CMA’s Kesavan Duraisamy was recognized as “Tableau’s Partner Talent who impacted Q3 Business.”  

CMA will attend the 2019 Biennial NWA WIC Technology, Program Integrity, and Vendor Management Education & Networking Conference and Exhibits in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma from September 17-19, 2019.

As a long-time partner of Microsoft, CMA seamlessly utilizes Microsoft Dynamics to break down silos to connect products, people, and operations.

CMA will attend the National WIC Association’s Annual Education and Training Conference & Exhibits in Baltimore, Maryland next week. 

This past spring, CMA and the Arizona WIC Consortium continued the roll-out of eWIC and electronic benefits transfer (EBT) system. 

In 2001, CMA developed the Arizona in Motion (AIM) program, a system to modernize and automate their WIC services. 

After a three-month period of pilot operations, CMA (in collaboration with the Arizona Department of Health Services) began a state-wide rollout of the new HANDS system, which replaces the award-winning AIM system.

The NWA 2016 Annual Education and Training Conference & Exhibits was held in Cincinnati on May 22, 2016. 

Arizona Business Daily recently featured CMA’s work launching eWIC and rolling out EBT compliance into HANDS, two and a half years ahead of the federal mandate.

In a recent MIS Alternatives Analysis Study presented at the 2017 NWA WIC Technology Conference, local agency staff was asked to evaluate five WIC MIS Systems, including HANDS.