State Government Information and the Copyright Conundrum

Government and education services should be easily accessible and simple to use for a wide variety of constituents. As the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated, constituents can get frustrated and feel left behind when organizations have complex processes and tools, and not all users will be on the same level of the digital playing field. Thankfully, government and educational agencies have shown a willingness to transform their approaches to meet individuals where they are. Join Government Technology on September 14 at 11 a.m. Pacific/2 p.m. Eastern for a discussion on how your organization can create frictionless and inclusive services through innovation.

With the 2016 election decided, the government affairs world is dealing with more uncertainty than ever before. As teams work to put together their strategy for 2017 and beyond, it is critical that they have not only all available data, but also context to make that data actionable, and tools that allow seamless collaboration for maximum efficiency.

The Center for Digital Government’s (CDG) Government Experience Awards are designed to recognize innovative projects and overall experiences for government agencies of all sizes across the country! We will capture results of constituent-first achievements and recognize the most innovative experiences. On this webcast, e.Republic’s Chief Innovation Officer Dustin Haisler, along with Senior Vice President Teri Takai and Surveys and Awards Director Janet Grenslitt, will explore the latest government experience trends – and walk you through the 2023 Government Experience Awards nomination process.

The Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau’s Office of Intergovernmental Affairs (IGA) is staffing a special series of interactive web events. These outreach webinars are designed to share vital information about Commission actions and priorities and improve federal/state dialogue and information sharing.