3 Tips to Improve Government Services in an Equitable Way
While technology does an amazing job at connecting us, providing equitable services for all communities takes a lot more effort than pressing send on an email.
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Esri’s Story Maps Chart a Course for Government’s Future
There may not be a map to the future, but Esri’s story map technology certainly seems to be taking us in the right direction.
How To Meet Data and Legal Demands Faster
An e-discovery solution can help agencies meet their data and legal demands faster without sacrificing privacy, security or speed.
How This Agency Improved Its Performance Application Issues
Because the application became much more efficient, employee satisfaction increased significantly and citizens viewed the agency as more valuable.
Las Vegas Becomes a Smart City
Las Vegas is adopting smart technologies that its mayor and advisors are confident will boost the city’s reputation for going big to a whole new level.
Unified, Adaptable & Secure: A Digital Workspace Solution for Corrections Agencies
Digital workspaces are an integral part of corrections agencies’ missions, but prioritizing unity, contextualization and security are vital.
Cyberdefense Resources for State & Local Governments
While states and localities may feel helpless against the endless onslaught of cyberattacks, there are preventative measures they can take to avoid falling victim.
Relying on the Outcomes: San Jose’s Digital Services Blueprint
My San Jose, the city’s premier 311 reporting app, is reflective of what impactful digital services can mean to a community.
Canada Leads Government AI on Ethics & Global Collaboration
Artificial intelligence is trending, but fears of bias and discrimination can cause public outcry. In Canada, the public and private sector work together to mediate concerns.
Aging Legacy Systems Trouble State and Local Transportation Departments
Outdated technology causes service delivery problems at all levels of government, including the legacy systems that state and local transportation departments rely on. But there’s a better way.
