As fiscal pressure intensifies and community expectations grow, traditional budgeting methods are no longer enough. Cities, counties, and states need more strategic, outcome-driven approaches to ensure limited resources are aligned with the most important goals. Priority-based budgeting gives governments an alternative to indiscriminate, across-the-board cuts — enabling leaders to align funding with priorities, uncover new revenue opport...

State and local governments want to move fast with AI — but not at the expense of data security, compliance or control. In this live demo webinar, you'll see how a secure, infrastructure-level approach to AI can simplify operations, reduce manual lift and give IT leaders the peace of mind to scale confidently. This session will walk through how AI data pipelines can be automated, governed and streamlined from the storage layer — no...

Public records requests have evolved from routine administrative tasks into a defining challenge for modern government. As public records requests continue to increase in volume and complexity, agencies must balance transparency, efficiency and compliance. Join Government Technology for a fireside chat exploring the shifting landscape of government IT, what that means for public records management today and the strategies your agency can use t...

Migrating to a cloud-based ERP system can feel daunting — especially when public-sector leaders are tasked with doing more with less. Concerns about cost, complexity, and disruption often delay critical modernization efforts. But some agencies aren’t waiting. In this exclusive webinar, IT leadership from Brevard County in Florida will share how they’re tackling those exact challenges head-on, and what they’ve learned in...

In today’s AI arms race, adversaries are evolving faster. To keep pace, governments must accelerate their Whole-of-State cybersecurity strategies — or risk falling behind. This starts with modernizing the security stack and leveraging every available funding mechanism. Join industry experts for a live discussion that will explore how your agency can break down silos, scale defense capabilities across jurisdictions and take full adv...

AI is already reshaping state and local government. But with innovation comes responsibility: How do institutions leverage AI while safeguarding sensitive data and maintaining compliance? In this webinar, government leaders and industry experts from Presidio and Cisco will share insights on the evolving AI landscape, the role of Private AI in government, and strategies for driving meaningful outcomes. We’ll explore real-world use cases,...

Join us to hear how leading states are embracing a resident-first mindset to modernize their digital services and improve outcomes. We’ll highlight Indiana’s innovative approach, including the launch of an AI-powered virtual assistant that helps residents navigate services more efficiently, and the state’s continued investment in single sign-on to simplify access across programs. This session will also feature new findings fr...

The Center for Digital Government’s Digital Counties Survey provides the opportunity for county information technology organizations to highlight the great work being done in digital government and public service, benchmark with their peers and identify trends for the future. This year’s survey will reflect the technology landscape, both currently and in preparation for the future. On this webcast, Chief Programs Officer, Teri Taka...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how governments serve their residents — but with this opportunity comes new responsibility. As AI systems become more embedded in public-sector operations, agency leaders face escalating expectations around transparency, fairness, oversight, and compliance. Governments must innovate quickly, but they must also do so responsibly. Join us for a candid, expert-led discussion on what it truly take...

The Center for Digital Education will host a 30-minute webinar featuring SETDA and invited panelists examining how states and districts can improve professional learning (PL) systems to better support today’s educators. The discussion will draw on SETDA’s 2025 guidance on closing the "digital design divide," the gap between having access to technology and having educators prepared to use it in ways that deepen learning and strength...