“Citizens’ expectations are escalating in this time of digital immersion. The citizen demands that interactions with the government be as easy and effective as with a trusted commercial or academic institution.” – Teresa Bozzelli
Dear Federal, State and Local Government Professionals,
To create a 21st century government, agencies are increasing embracing mobile technology as a way to improve their efficiency of service delivery, increase access to data and information, and meet their workforce and citizens where they are - in their context, on their own terms.
Mobile is not just about technology alone. It’s about the convergence of strategic business objectives, user experience and technology to achieve mission goals. Mobile is not a single trend, channel or medium. It is a natural evolution and system to be better connected, enabled, and enriched.
To maximize the unique benefits of mobile technologies, solutions must be developed that focus on the key drivers for the mobile experience with clear policies, governance and change management processes in place. This includes understanding: Who is your target audience? How is the business case justified? What are their mobile needs? What services can you provide them in the mobile experience? What devices do they use?
How Will This Training Help You and Your Organization?
Join us at the MobileGov Training in Government Conference on June 19–22, 2012 in Washington, DC, where we will provide you with insight into the tools and techniques that organizations are using to create mobile solutions that meet today and tomorrow’s needs. You will learn first-hand from experienced government leaders how they have met the challenges of defining their vision, and how you, too, can successfully implement this vision. Specifically, you will hear how the:
- City of Owasso, Oklahoma got the organization as a whole on board with a mobile strategy that would enhance their citizen engagement
- U.S. Government Printing Office implemented technology changes in their organization to make it possible to communicate their message to their audience via mobile
- NASA managed out of this world social media efforts allowing them to communicate with their audience anywhere, anytime.
- City of Seattle, Washington used mobile to communicate with the public in an effective and creative way
Register today online or call the conference hotline at 888-362-7400 to attend A.L.I.'s 2012 "MobileGov Training," this June in Washington, DC. This is your opportunity to hear from leading organizations that have implemented innovative strategies to create a 21st century government.
I look forward to seeing you at this information-packed event.
Sincerely,
Teresa Bozzelli, Vice President & Managing Director
SAPIENT GOVERNMENT SERVICES
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"Engaging citizens in an informed way that encourages dialogue and participation is the foundation of democracy. We are helping to create meaningful experiences for government agencies and citizens by turning the power of government data into information." - Teresa Bozzelli
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