Does your agency’s current solution for managing finance, budget, and human resources meet the ongoing demands of ever changing regulations, technology, and workforce trends? Are you faced with aging infrastructure, disparate systems, or manual processes? With today’s scalable Cloud technology, small and medium sized local governments can take advantage of a top tier, innovative, secure, and proven platform that was previously unaf...

State and local public health organizations face a unique challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic in balancing the need to maintain critical services for their patients or clients while maintaining social distancing, all while state budgets are being dramatically reduced. It’s a perfect storm of challenges to meet increased needs with reduced, highly stressed, and often limited staff and resources. With requirements as varied as mental ho...

The last twelve months will go down in history as one of the most precarious years on record when it comes to public safety scheduling, crisis management and reporting. Hear directly from Danbury, Connecticut’s Deputy Fire Chief and staffing system administrator on how the city’s police and fire departments leverage automated scheduling technology to efficiently staff their workforce and to report and capture costs during protests,...

A year ago, only about 3.4% of the total U.S. workforce worked remotely. Although it’s too soon to accurately count the uptick in remote work, suffice to say the number has grown exponentially since all of our lives were upended by the novel coronavirus pandemic.Federal, state, and local government agencies have faced immense pressure to continue providing citizen services while also keeping their employees safe. But with such a quick an...

As the COVID-19 pandemic grips the nation, Americans have turned to federal, state and local governments for timely, authoritative information and services. Even as the majority of the government follows maximum telework guidance, the government's essential mission does not stop and technology has been key to ensuring this continuity of operations. During this digital webcast, we will sit down with government and industry experts to share case...

On the front lines of constituent services, cities need flexible, scalable, sustainable and interoperable technologies that enable them to innovate, solve persistent problems, and promote equity. Amazon’s City on a Cloud Challenge recognizes those governments who are going above and beyond for their cities and constituents. During this webcast, you’ll learn how cities are using their data to solve top challenges and achieve their m...

With high profile breaches threatening operations, ransomware attacks on the rise, and a myriad of laws and regulations guiding cybersecurity initiatives, federal, state and local governments have prioritized shoring up their cyber defenses across the board. However, as organizations work to enhance their cybersecurity, how can they ensure these efforts are effective and in compliance with federal standards and regulations? During this webcast...

Local and state officials are seasoned professionals in crisis response. Yet, the array of hazards they face are ever-evolving: look no further than the current pandemic. Not to mention, local and state officials still have to contend with the possibility of simultaneously responding to severe weather events and cyberattacks. How are state and local officials taking precautions, boosting preparedness, and promoting recovery? This Town Hall wil...

After years of funding pressure on the cost of OPEB benefits, the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic for state and local governments means retiree health care benefits could become a target for deep budget cuts. Reducing benefits for valued retirees is a last resort and painful for all concerned, but there is another option. Laura Rich, executive officer for Nevada Public Employees' Benefits Program (PEBP), will discuss how PEBP used a Me...

State and local officials across the United States have implemented shutdowns and distancing requirements in order to curb the spread of COVID-19. These directives are uniquely impacting the courts. Judges, who can no longer administer court proceedings in person, have turned to digital platforms for hearings and more. This webcast will explore how state and local governments are ruling on policies and implementing new tools to manage their ju...