To address the growing epidemic of homelessness, governments need accurate data collection, strong collaboration tools and advanced analytics. They also need ways to share and collaborate both internally and externally with a variety of stakeholders to produce actionable results. Geographic Information System (GIS) provides the required tools to efficiently address these needs in a comprehensive manner. Join us online Thursday, Oct. 10 from 2-...

Digital transformation in government is creating more IT projects and greater demand for IT support. “Do more with less,” has been the mantra for many government agencies for years. But can governments actually accomplish more with smaller budgets and overworked employees? The answer is yes, but only if agencies are using the right technology to help their employees be more productive. The good news is that there is a growing under...

60 percent of senior executives in government are eligible to retire. 60 percent! In order to succeed in the long-term, agencies need to invest in future leaders now. But how do you retain good employees when the private sector can be alluring to younger government employees? Join NextGen and GovLoop online Tuesday, Sept. 24 from 2-3 p.m. ET/11 a.m.-noon PT to learn how agencies are retaining their top talent, recruiting new employees and inve...

Food Trucks of Thanks are back! As part of our awesome GovLoop community, you're probably used to getting tons of resources and trainings for free. And now, along with our partner Cloudera, we're adding lunch to that list! Join us and your public service peers Thursday, Sept. 19 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. ET in Washington, D.C. for Food Trucks of Thanks!We know how hard you work in government and we want to do our part to say thank you and that we...

Creating a good user experience is paramount for all of government, but it is especially true for state and local government agencies who interact with constituents on a much more personal and frequent basis. These interactions happen at the local DMV or the Fish and Wildlife Service where citizens are going to renew their license or get a boating permit. And it’s those constituents who want and need their digital interactions to be easy...

The mission of government agencies is to serve citizens. But what happens when services relied upon by citizens are being negatively impacted by outdated systems? Medicaid has become a public service staple since launching in 1965. For tens of millions of Americans, this program now ensures that they can afford health care despite their limited income and resources. However, scores of governments struggle to innovate on how they deliver Medica...

Governments have been presented a view into the future as to how technology will shape our citizens lives and forever change the way we work. What's lacking is a clear path to standardization and documentation of best practices that provide a roadmap to success. New insights and consistent patterns are emerging from jurisdictions that are trailblazing towards smart communities. The key to success has come from placing location at the forefront...

U.S. government citizens and employees are significantly impacted by user experience. Agency employees struggle with outdated technology and work environments that can’t respond quickly to changing mission needs. Line of Business and IT struggle to clearly identify productivity constraints and validate technology investments. Citizens are challenged by the inability to successfully interact with important government services via digital...

Updating legacy systems is one of the biggest mandates coming from the White House in 2019. And often, when agencies think about modernizing systems, they think about implementing a cloud solution, but automation is also essential to embrace the power of efficiency. Before federal agencies invest in cloud and automation, they need to fully understand the capabilities, constraints and roadblocks related to these technologies. Join us on Thursda...

Is your mind racing to complete your 100-item to-do list every day, all day? Multi-tasking is often glorified as the signifier of productivity and value in the workplace, including in government agencies. But should it be? Could taking a few minutes each day to be mindful about the way you work actually make you more productive and efficient? Join GovLoop and NextGen online on Tuesday, August 20 at 2-3 p.m. ET/11 a.m.-noon PT to learn how inco...