State and Local government agencies at all levels are increasingly turning to modern applications to improve their communications with and responsiveness to the public. Government records and data that were previously isolated and difficult for the public to access are now becoming widely available through APIs. Data like property taxes, public school information, crime statistics, state taxations, permits, etc. are easily available to the pub...

Cities are on the brink of implementing big, transformational change. Powered by a historic influx of federal investments, cities have never been better positioned to usher in a new era of city living. Yet, threats like climate change, misinformation and the prolonged Covid-19 pandemic are looming and could derail progress. Join Route Fifty for the third annual Future Cities summit where we will explore how cities are bringing the future to today.

Driven by changing global norms and evolving public expectations, today’s Modern Government defines itself by the impact it can have on key Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues. While their capability to address these issues is nothing new, a combination of growing international uncertainty, rising costs, and social mandates has shifted action from obligation to responsibility, and as the world continues to press for chang...

Thanks to the Executive Order (EO) that took effect earlier this year, customer experience (CX) in government has been the hot topic of 2022. But does your agency have a strategy to advance your civic engagement goals, continue your digital transformation, and ensure equitable access? Our panel of experts will explore how civic engagement has evolved in 2022 to meet modern expectations, as well as provide best practices for driving authentic c...

Like any strong relationship, long-lasting resident connections require two-way communications. While some current government-to-constituent experiences feel more like speed-dating, effective experiences require more long-term investment. As more governments are building robust web properties, digital services, and multi-channel communications, they’re also turning to feedback tools to capture real-time input from residents. Benefit from...

This webinar will explore the benefits and challenges of manual software testing versus automated software testing in the defense and aerospace industries. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the differences between these two testing approaches, including their respective advantages and limitations. We will discuss the role of manual testing in ensuring the safety and reliability of critical defense and aerospace systems, a...

In the fast-paced aerospace and defense software development landscape, continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) have become critical for ensuring high-quality, error-free software releases for military systems such as avionics, radar, communications, etc. However, achieving CI/CD can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to software testing. Manual testing can be time-consuming, prone to errors, and cannot keep pace with...

8 Barriers of Digital Service Adoption Positive government agency service adoptions are becoming increasingly important as government agencies focus on creating seamless customer experiences (CX). Reducing barriers to digital service adoption and ensuring more users successfully switch requires government agencies to provide intuitive digital experiences that thoughtfully guides individuals through the process. In this session, experts will ex...

Ever since the dawn of the internet, its usefulness lies in the data it handles, whether moving it, storing it, or calculating with it. As a result, just as Willie Horton once said he robbed banks because “that’s where the money is,” many of today’s cyber bad actors target agencies’ data because they can monetize it. As a result, cybersecurity is akin to the 20th century Cold War. On the one hand, bad actors ...

The US Department of Commerce is responsible for promoting economic growth, job creation, and international trade. It has a wide range of responsibilities and 13 different bureaus and offices. These include Census Bureau, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), and others. The CIO of the Department of Commerce is responsible for developi...