Building a Connected Government with the Cloud

Hybrid cloud benefits are well-known, which is why more state and local governments are leveraging these tools to create workflow efficiencies and enhance constituent experiences. But while hybrid cloud services have advantages, it isn’t a blanket solution. Organizations risk running into avoidable challenges without a data-driven strategy around how, when, and where to use hybrid cloud. By leveraging data to determine how the cloud should be used and where other options make more sense, governments can gain all the advantages of this technology without the common pain points.

In the year ahead, state and local governments are investing in people and technology to increase internal productivity and implement systems that prioritize user experiences. To make this effort a reality, finance leaders must optimize their financial management strategies to increase resources, reduce costs, and expand their organization’s capacity to analyze data in a way that positively impacts customer response and satisfaction.

While the debate rages in Washington, D.C. as to what a federal data protection statute should look like, U.S. states have led the way advancing the privacy and security of the personal data of their respective residents. In fact, over the last 12 months, at least 10 states have promulgated such protections, and each has something unique to challenge data protection professionals.

Join us for this 60-minute presentation that will identify key issues and strategies to consider when offering and selling commercial and open source software (OSS) in the federal space, including: Advantages and potential pitfalls of offering an OSS product to the Government.