A discussion on ensuring your constituents get the information they need when disaster strikes. Is your organization resilient enough to continue operating when a natural disaster or crisis strikes—while also communicating critical information to stakeholders? In moments like those, communications experts like you need to act to ensure everyone stays safe and that what’s being communicated to the public is factual. If a hurricane i...

As the national hub for situational awareness, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is tasked with communicating critical information to the public - often under urgent conditions.Join our complimentary webinar to hear how the DHS uses Granicus solutions to efficiently and effectively deliver communications and learn best practices when creating your organization's crisis communications plan.During this 60-minute webinar, you will learn h...

With every email opened or web page visited, your audience is telling you a story. Checking key metrics, watching the numbers, and making decisions based on the analytics can help provide you with information more clearly and efficiently - there's no need in today's digital age for blind guessing your way to success.Join this webinar to discover the story in your data, specifically learn:Which metrics you should be tracking and the numbers you...

Government websites are quickly becoming citizens' preferred channel to engage with government - yet many fall short of meeting expectations. To tackle this common challenge, Granicus teamed up with Jacqueline Lambiase, a TCU professor who recently evaluated more than 200 local government websites, and measured how well these websites perform when it comes to connecting people with government. Join this complimentary webinar for an exclusive...

The public's digital expectations are growing at a rapid rate, pushed forward by the private sector. Today, citizens not only expect a government website to be aesthetically pleasing, but also easy to navigate and intuitive to use - after all, people visit government websites to complete tasks. To keep pace with your constituents' needs, it's imperative to take a task-oriented approach to website design. To help you get started, we analyzed o...

In today's digital playing field, government IT leaders face mandates and requirements for modernization - and need real-world support on how to automate, integrate, and innovate their efforts. View this on-demand summit, designed for government IT executives, to gain insights on how to deploy modern technology effectively. Current state and local CIOs will share how they leverage technology to make government smarter, more relevant, and more...

As the national hub for situational awareness, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is tasked with communicating critical information to the public - often under urgent conditions.Join this complimentary webinar to hear from LCDR John Dewey, Watch Supervisor at USCG Cyber Command, DHS, to learn best practices for executing strategic and secure crisis communications.Learn how the Watch Office:Sends out mass notifications in under one minut...

In a crisis, effective government communication is more important than ever. From natural disasters to data breaches, government is often the primary source of information the public relies on for critical safety and security details. Join this complimentary webinar to rethink traditional crisis communication strategies and learn: The importance of proper preparation of an emergency communications plan for your agencyCommunication tips from e...

It's time to get to know your audience A modern digital government is one that prioritizes long-term citizen engagement. In order to build a connection that lasts, you must start by identifying the core motivations and needs of your audience. By creating “citizen stories” - digital journeys pinpointing your audience’s online engagement with your organization - you’ll have greater insight on what, where and when your aud...

Join us at the Granicus National Summit 2018, the premier gathering for government officials interested in using technology to better improve the citizen experience.Last year, more than 500 government employees representing over 35 organizations attend the Summit. This year, expect more great content, inspirational speakers, hands-on breakout sessions and networking opportunities. Earn up to six continuing professional education (CPE) credits...