Public Sector

How We Help the Public Sector

Our Technology Experts have played a significant role in the United States public sector, enabling government agencies to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and serve citizens better.

Overall, we have helped government agencies to be more transparent, efficient, and effective in their operations while providing new ways to engage with citizens and improve their services.

E-government

Help government agencies offer online services, such as the ability to apply for licenses, pay taxes, and access government information.

Cybersecurity

Increase their focus on protecting their networks and systems from cyber threats, including hacking and data breaches.

Data analytics

Use data analytics to improve decision-making, measure performance, and identify trends and patterns.

Communication and collaboration

Facilitate communication and collaboration among government agencies and between government and citizens.

Autonomous systems and IoT

Use autonomous systems, drones, and IoT to improve public safety, transportation, infrastructure management, and other areas.

Smart City

Improve public services and make them more efficient, such as using IoT sensors to monitor traffic and air quality, or using AI to optimize public transportation.

Emergency management

Help government agencies with emergency management, including the use of GIS, drones, and social media to track and respond to natural disasters, and other emergencies.

Success Story

Data Analytics

The program uses data from past crimes and other relevant data sources to predict where crimes are likely to occur in the future. This information is then used to deploy police resources more effectively in high-risk areas. The program has been credited with reducing crime in the city, specifically in areas where it was deployed.

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Technical Experts

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Functional Experts

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Strategic Advisors & Growing

98.7%

Satisfaction Rate

Some Examples

USDA

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The USDA implemented a collaboration platform called the USDA eAuthentication (eAuth) system, which allows USDA employees to access and share information, such as financial data, from any location. This has improved the USDA’s ability to share information and collaborate on projects, making it easier for employees to access the information they need to do their jobs.

City of Boston

The city of Boston has implemented a mobile application called “Street Bump” that allows citizens to report potholes and other street problems using their smartphones. The app uses the phone’s accelerometer to detect bumps in the road and automatically report them to the city’s Public Works Department, which can then dispatch crews to fix the problem. This has improved the city’s ability to respond to street problems and has made it easier for citizens to report them.

State of Utah

The state of Utah has implemented a secure messaging system that allows state employees to communicate with each other and with other government agencies in real-time; this has allowed the state to improve the communication and collaboration among the different departments and to respond more quickly to emergencies and other critical events.