How Colorado Is Operationalizing Equity
“There are a lot of folks who love equity as a concept, but knowing how to actually do equity work is where the challenge comes in.”
“There are a lot of folks who love equity as a concept, but knowing how to actually do equity work is where the challenge comes in.”
In the past decade, the concept of user experience (UX) in government IT has gained widespread acceptance and moved into the mainstream.
New research findings make clear that local government’s approach to service cannot be one-size-fits-all. At a time when effectively reaching and engaging all community members is imperative for public health and continuity of government operations, understanding and meeting generational differences is critical.
These tips will help you prepare from beginning to end for any virtual speaking engagement so that it is an engaging and successful appearance.
Here are some ways to navigate trying times as a public servant, become more resilient and stay focused on your agency’s mission success.
Bridging generational gaps with modern technology improves service and contributes to more vibrant, successful communities.
Agencies desperately depend on citizen trust to achieve their missions, which makes mistrust a stumbling block of major proportions.
The fantasy of a single login with access to multiple public sector services isn’t so far-fetched, cybersecurity experts say.
Going forward, the Library of Congress (LOC) seemingly has a more digital future based on remote work and virtual content aimed at citizens.
A single app or portal can help local governments meet evolving user expectations, simplify work for staff and make the best use of budget resources.