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Events We Are Sponsoring
From permits and licenses to payments, applications and service requests, constituents interact with government through a growing number of digital channels. Yet from their perspective, these are not separate systems or departments. They are all part of a single government experience.
Today's residents, businesses, and stakeholders expect digital services that are intuitive, secure, and easy to access. They want to complete tasks quickly without navigating multiple websites, creating numerous accounts, or managing a growing list of usernames and passwords.
Join us for a live webinar where public sector experts will explore how governments can create a unified digital front door that simplifies access to services while leveraging existing investments and infrastructure.
We'll explore how governments can:
· Provide a single, consistent access point for digital services
· Connect existing systems and digital assets without large-scale replacement projects
· Improve the user experience across departments and agencies
· Balance convenience with secure, trusted identity, consent and authentication processes
· Deliver more connected and efficient service experiences for residents and stakeholders
Learn how a user-first approach can transform a collection of digital services into one connected experience that improves outcomes for both government organizations and the people they serve. Attendees will be eligible to receive a complimentary certificate of attendance.
Register today to reserve your spot.
Please join us on November 18 as the Center for Digital Government (CDG) presents the 2026 Digital Cities Awards at the National League of Cities (NLC) Annual City Summit. The awards recognize cities leading the nation in using technology to engage residents, achieve operational excellence, and innovate the new services and approaches that improve how communities are served.
In conjunction with the awards, CDG will host a CIO Workshop at the conference, designed with and for city CIOs and their teams. This session provides an opportunity for winning IT leaders to connect and exchange ideas, practices, and lessons with peers from across the country, exploring the state of the art in local government technology for 2026.
Attendance at the Digital Cities Awards and CIO Workshop does not require NLC Summit registration. Registration for the CDG events does not include access to other NLC Summit sessions or activities.
We look forward to celebrating the winning cities in Nashville and will share additional details as they are finalized!
This is an invitation-only event.