The State of the Clerk in 2015

If there’s one characteristic of a government clerk’s job that flows across organization types and sizes, it’s that the role is multifaceted and ever-changing. Because of the central importance of the clerk to public organizations, it’s important to get a composite sketch of what the role of the clerk looks like from a global perspective. Granicus set out to uncover these details and more by conducting a wide-ranging survey about the state of the clerk. In this webinar, Granicus Vice President of Marketing, Michael Ashford, presents our findings, offers an examination of the survey results and answers some key questions:  Are clerk’s offices pursuing workplace-enhancing technology? What are the biggest challenges offices are facing? How has the office and individual worker experience evolved over the past decade? How do all of these answers vary based on region and government level (city, county, state)?
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The Modern Government: Pathways to Decarbonization

Driven by changing global norms, national security challenges, and evolving public expectations, it’s essential today’s Modern Government lead the way on key climate and decarbonization initiatives. While their capability to address these issues is nothing new, recent policy changes in agencies like the Department of Defense designed to combat emissions, curb rising energy costs, and develop the next generation of climate technologies have signaled new priorities for those working to secure our nation. As the world continues to press for a net-zero future, it’s essential that those working to meet expectations do their best to deliver a pathway to this ambitious and important goal.
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What Blockchain Means for Government

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There are inflated expectations and much confusion about what blockchain really means for government agencies. Despite there being significant interest in blockchain, there's modest action taken in education and government. Gartner predicts that by 2021, 5% of government entities will adopt blockchain as transparent, authoritative ledger for some official records. Through 2018, blockchain named projects are likely to deliver business value without actually using blockchain. This webinar, will dispel myths and provide clarity on how blockchain works and how it can be useful for government agencies.
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The State of Government Purchasing: What agencies really need from procurement tools and why

New research indicates that state and local procurement offices are grappling with an array of important issues. A nationwide Future of Procurement survey conducted by the Center for Digital Government found that respondents need procurement technology that is easier to use, can automate common workflows and can provide better insights on critical factors like supplier performance. The survey also tracked growing attention on supplier diversity and sustainability, as well as continuing supply chain disruptions.
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Frictionless Permitting: Eliminating Chaos at the Front Counter

State and local transportation departments are where the rubber hits the road for Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funding. Planners, designers and engineers, and others will be tasked with creating a new generation of transportation infrastructure that’s smarter and more sustainable and that supports a wider range of mobility options than ever before.
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