A Guide to Implementing the Federal Digital Government Strategy

The White House’s recently released Digital Government Strategy aims to help agencies better serve citizens while saving time and money, and to deliver high quality government service anywhere, anytime on any device.

Paired with the strategy were a set of requirements that - among other things – mandate agencies to streamline their web sites and integrate technology advances like device independence and mobile applications throughout their agency.

It’s a daunting task to consider, especially given tradeoffs of managing existing systems while building new capabilities. 

How can agencies effectively adopt and support the strategy principles while still delivering customer and information-centric content across any platform or device?   Join us for a webcast to learn how this can be achieved without overloading your web teams, overhauling your IT system or creating IT redundancy.  

Learn how your agency can:

•    Deliver efficient and engaging content quickly and easily, regardless of the channel or device

•    Produce a high quality, engaging mobile experience in a matter of weeks, without revamping your IT infrastructure or bogging down your technical team

•    Manage and make use of all of your agency’s digital assets, content or data, wherever they are stored

•    Easily and effectively measure, calibrate and tweak customer-centric experiences across any online channel

•    Leverage community information and other insight to deliver better targeted content to your citizens 

Speakers Include:

John Landwehr, VP, Public Sector Solutions, Adobe

Moderated By:  

Bryan Klopack, Executive Director, Research & Analysis, Government Business Council