Health and human services agencies have an opportunity to transform their operations to fulfill their mission – getting constituents the help they need when they need it. In a series of conversations, Government Technology and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have discussed how HHS agencies can build a foundation for modernization of legacy systems, make data-driven decisions and improve the client experience. Join Government Technology for the...

Every education leader knows it’s a full-time job to keep up with funding opportunities and updates in the K-12 technology space. Join the Center for Digital Education and Cisco on October 28 at 11 a.m. Pacific to hear a review and get timely information about E-rate and the Education Connectivity Fund (ECF), including rules and regulations, timelines, available funding and how both can help you achieve your vision of a digital learning...

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 conference is presente...

States throughout the U.S. have made broad gains in their adoption of artificial intelligence – especially in chatbots and digital assistants in combination with robotic process automation – as they worked to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. This is one finding from the 2021 survey of state governments by the NASCIO, IBM and the Center for Digital Government. Join Government Technology on October 27 at 12 p.m. Pacific/3 p.m. Easte...

What does technology really cost? It can be a tricky question. For state and local government agencies expanding their tech infrastructure and investing in new innovations, understanding the true long-term expenses of technology investments is crucial. And conveying that information to lawmakers and budget decision-makers can be especially challenging – particularly when more and more projects are shifting away from traditional capital o...

Constituents and employees expect digital interactions with government to be easy and convenient. Now more than ever, efficient management of customer support representatives – a limited and high-value resource in state and local organizations – is critical to address the surge in constituents’ seeking government services. To help government IT leaders understand the power and the potential – and the pitfalls – of...

Health and human services agencies have a big responsibility to serve some of our most at-risk constituents. During the pandemic, this task became even more complex as the number of individuals relying on government services surged, further straining available resources. It’s never been more important for these organizations to find ways to bring efficiencies to their operations. On Oct. 26 at 10am Pacific/1pm Eastern, join Government Te...

Public transit is key to revitalizing urban centers as cities focus their post-COVID recovery efforts. In most places, that means bus transit. And transportation leaders across the country are looking at programs to make their buses run more effectively and efficiently. One important way cities are improving their bus network is by creating or expanding bus-only or transit-only lanes. Some transit agencies have partnered with their Department...

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 conference is presente...

As K-12 schools begin their third school year disrupted by the pandemic, they face pressing challenges. COVID-19 forced schools to quickly launch or accelerate 1:1 programs allowing students to take home devices for remote learning. Now, as most schools are welcoming students back to the classroom for in-person education, they’re also seeing an abundance of endpoint devices coming back to campus – and many schools need to update th...