Digital transformation efforts have accelerated dramatically in government in the past two years. Municipalities across the country were forced to embrace remote and hybrid work, find new ways to deliver secure digital services and increase citizen access & safety. As states and localities adjust to a new normal while demand for digital services increases, public sector organizations will need to sustain the same level of innovation going...

The pandemic accelerated government’s move to digital. Agencies are now fully immersed in hybrid work, virtual service delivery and advanced data tactics – and they need reliable, efficient and agile storage that can keep pace. On Dec. 14, join Government Technology to learn why modern governments are turning to storage-as-a-service to meet their mission-critical needs. This 30-minute, fast-paced webcast will cover: Current storage...

In the last and final webinar of our series on the new hybrid workforce, we will focus on how state, local and education organizations can bring people back while providing a safe environment. On December 13th we will be discussing how cloud technologies and intelligent software can help create smart and safe spaces that ensure people comply with COVID-19 protocols. Register now to join Government Technology, Lumen and Cisco for this informati...

The COVID-19 pandemic forced state and local government agencies to accelerate their digital services strategies to keep vital programs and services running. These efforts strengthened resiliency -- and they offered convenient new digital service options that were embraced by constituents, creating expectations for more. Join Government Technology for interactive conversation on the future of digital government services in Oregon. We’ll...

Open to Public Sector only. Government Technology's passion is promoting best practices and spurring innovation in the public sector – more important than ever in challenging times like these. The Virtual Digital Government Summit offers a unique opportunity to explore a variety of technology topics and possibilities. Please join us for a day of powerful sessions that provide inspiration, participation, education, and thought-provocation...

The COVID-19 pandemic forced state and local government agencies to accelerate their digital services strategies to keep vital programs and services running. These efforts strengthened resiliency -- and they offered convenient new digital service options that were embraced by constituents, creating expectations for more. Join Government Technology for interactive conversation on the future of digital government services in Oklahoma. We’l...

One takeaway from the COVID-19 pandemic is that old-school application development models aren’t suited to today’s demands. Government organizations need solutions that let them rapidly launch and amend applications to meet changing needs and scale services up and down based on demand — all while ensuring security and compliance with unique public-sector requirements. On Dec. 9, Government Technology will host a live webcast...

The Center for Digital Government is excited to announce it will be holding a webinar on digital privacy and how it affects governments across the nation. Join us on December 9th at 11am PT/2pm ET to hear our expert speakers dive into the difference between data privacy and digital privacy. They will discuss the best practices state governments are using to address privacy legislation and increased constituent demand for digital privacy as gov...

The COVID-19 pandemic forced state and local government agencies to accelerate their digital services strategies to keep vital programs and services running. These efforts strengthened resiliency -- and they offered convenient new digital service options that were embraced by constituents, creating expectations for more. Join Government Technology for interactive conversation on the future of digital government services in Oklahoma. We’l...

The Center for Digital Government’s Digital Cities Survey provides the opportunity for city information technology organizations to highlight the great work being done, benchmark with their peers and identify future trends. This year’s survey will reflect current challenges and the changing technology landscape as everyone tries to return to some sense of normal. On this webcast, CDG Co-Executive Director Phil Bertolini and Surveys...