Open to Public Sector Only. This year’s Digital Government Summit will be “digital” in every way! The conference is being held in a virtual format, over the course of two partial days. Government Technology's passion is promoting best practices and spurring innovation in the public sector – more important than ever in challenging times like these. Please join us for a powerful series of sessions that provide inspiration...

Government leaders in Michigan, North Carolina and across the country are finding that Big Data is not just a buzzword, but is critical to government innovation, and it is driving positive financial and constituent results. Accessing data from agencies throughout the public enterprise, and using powerful Analytics technology to evaluate that data, is reducing cost, improving service, avoiding fraud and driving real value to government and cons...

Given the broad spectrum of risks associated with managing state and local governments of all sizes, most would agree that the risks they face have grown exponentially in the past decade. From laws and policies dictating the protection of personal data to the rise of social media which can ignite controversy in an instant, organizations must not only prepare for the worst but also take corrective action to cure known deficiencies. Instead of f...

Roadway construction and maintenance are among the most essential of all government services. Effective right-of-way management keeps traffic flowing smoothly, construction on schedule, and costs within budget. Yet, coordination of work in the public right-of-way is often a time-intensive endeavor with hit or miss results. Technology now enables government agencies and utilities to share, view and coordinate road construction and maintenance p...

How Multi-Factor Authentication Keeps Constituents SafeTuesday, November 29, 2011Time: 11:00 am PST / 2:00 pm ESTDuration: 1 Hour Did you know that there are an estimated 11.7 million Americans who have been the victim of identity theft over the last two years?* How can you keep your citizens safe from fraud while still allowing them to utilize government services on-line? Join the Center for Digital Government and Government Technology at a c...

In today’s distributed workforces, too much time and energy is wasted using costly, outdated file management systems. By implementing new technologies with decreased costs, increased productivity, and improved flexibility, you can get back to focusing on better services for your public. Join Government Technology and the Center for Digital Government to hear how the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office improved their case lo...

Wednesday, October 26, 2011Time: 2:00 PM Eastern, 11:00 AM PacificDuration: 1 hour In today’s tough budget times, governments at all levels are being pushed to cut costs. Government innovators are increasingly turning to technology to power productivity improvements that help their bottom line. Of all the types of technology on the horizon, there is great promise in two key areas: cloud computing and worker mobility. Governments are adop...

Quickly and efficiently collecting taxes and revenue due to your organization can have a major impact on your bottom line. Wednesday, December 8, 2010Time: 11:00am ET/8:00am PTDuration: 1 hour Attend this webcast to find out how leading agencies around the world are re-writing their business processes using powerful technology for document scanning, storage, and retrieval. Getting paper out of your processes will put funds in your coffers ...

While commercial mass notification systems have been around for more than a decade, the attempted bombing in New York’s Time Square in May and major disasters like Hurricane Katrina have highlighted the need to leverage newer technologies for the rapid notification of people and organizations. These seminal events brought forth a large number of businesses that sought to grab a piece of the notification system market. One of the challeng...

Interacting with government has traditionally been a costly and frustrating proposition for everyone involved. Citizens take time off from work to wait in line and shuttle between multiple government offices. Government caseworkers waste precious time doing paperwork instead of providing services. Critical resources are diverted away from achieving programmatic goals towards burdensome administrative tasks. It’s the ultimate status quo – or is...