What to Prioritize and Invest in During a Budget Shortfall
It is important to focus on cost, efficiency, and performance while prioritizing investments that promote multi-year outcomes.
It is important to focus on cost, efficiency, and performance while prioritizing investments that promote multi-year outcomes.
How can agencies turn this critical surge in COVID-19-related communications demand into a broader digital transformation effort?
Using every available channel to make information accessible to the public is key. Here are three steps to implement now.
As agencies roll out and enhance their digital capabilities, they must find ways to engage with the people who need those services most.
The benefits of understanding your customer journey and applying integrated digital solutions to meet citizen expectations are endless. But most important is that government agencies that understand those journeys are best equipped to deliver on their mission of serving citizens.
Governments can catch up to the private sector by modernizing their online services, web presence and communications strategies.
For starters, keep in mind that your homepage should be well branded and easily navigable, but it’s infrequently the first page visitors are landing on.
As demands on government increase and resources diminish, changes must be made to accommodate citizens and government employees alike. The required increase in efficiency can be achieved by introducing automated processes and better managing procedures in governments across the country.
Governments that fail to embrace the evolution of apps, devices and digital tools will quickly fall behind both the private sector and their peers.
Communicating with citizens or stakeholders is essential for any government program to succeed. But how do you know if you are sending your audience the right message, at the right time, with the right call to action?