January 31, 2013
Date: Thursday, January 31, 2013
Time: 11:00AM PST / 2:00PM EST
Duration: 1 Hour
Governments are used to having constituents — not friends, fans and followers. But with the convergence of ubiquitous mobility with user-centric, interactive social media technologies, leaders at of federal, state and local governments are developing technology initiatives that provide citizens and businesses with unprecedented opportunities for communication. With the pace of change accelerating, government officials want to know: what works, what doesn’t, and how do I get my organizationthere.
To answer this question, the Center for Digital Government and Public CIO completed an in-depth national research project and special report. We scoured the country for the trends, best practices, and insights that make the biggest difference for the people we serve. We learned that 46% of agencies and departments surveyed had already developed mobile apps for their constituents. That 87% were using Facebook to engage the public. And that powerful best practices were emerging already.
Join the Center for Digital Government and Public CIO for a live, interactive webinar on this crucial topic. You will hear from and interact with:
Moderator:
John Miri
Editor-in-Chief
Center for Digital Government
Speakers:
Erin Devoto
Chief Technology Officer
City of Seattle
Bob Sievert
Director, eProcurement Bureau, Division of Purchases & Supply,
Dept. of General Services, Commonwealth of Virginia
For quesions or details, contact:
Michael Shane
Government Technology
800-940-6039 ext. 1410
mshane@govtech.com
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