Can the Public Sector Meet the Growing Demand for Digital Services?
As government agencies move increasingly into providing services digitally, the importance of customer satisfaction with online transactions is critical.
As government agencies move increasingly into providing services digitally, the importance of customer satisfaction with online transactions is critical.
Here are three ways that automation recently helped the Energy Department (DOE) streamline its financial fraud and compliance workflows.
In this Q&A interview, Connecticut Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Jeff Brown explains what zero trust security is and how it can help agencies.
Don’t keep delaying your modernization journey. Instead, use a modular, cloud-based approach to keep your new and legacy systems working together.
Here is how one city handled the increasing demand and elevated expectations for digital services while accommodating the needs of a hybrid workforce.
Government legacy systems, some of which were developed decades ago, weren’t built to maximize employee engagement.
“If you’re going to embrace hybrid work, you need to now view it as a permanent, and not just a temporary, solution.”
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.
Before the pandemic hit, public transit agencies were going through a rough patch, which meant less money for infrastructure, maintenance and modernization.