Take Digital Experience to the Next Level
“If a citizen gets a great experience for parking via a mobile app that was created by the private sector, why can’t they have that great experience with a government-based agency?”
“If a citizen gets a great experience for parking via a mobile app that was created by the private sector, why can’t they have that great experience with a government-based agency?”
As government agencies move increasingly into providing services digitally, the importance of customer satisfaction with online transactions is critical.
“What we’re talking about here is expanding the reach of government services to more people.”
Here is how one city handled the increasing demand and elevated expectations for digital services while accommodating the needs of a hybrid workforce.
Forced to stay home, constituents began expecting even more from digital government services.That mindset seems to be sticking.
Here’s how Hawaii’s Department of Transportation and the Los Angeles City Fire Department are taking a people-centered approach to problem-solving.
Designing digital services to address emotional needs increases the chance citizens will successfully engage with your organization.
Democracy 2.0 holds the promise of more trust as agencies become more inclusive and participatory with all stakeholders involved.
Here are challenges – and possible resolutions – for governments balancing the need for strong identity proofing with cost, ease of use and accessiblity.
Here are some key insights from three government organizations from across the country that are working hard to center members of the community in their work.