Read more about the urgent need for data collaboration and positive ways to enhance digital collaboration in customs and trade. The significant benefits include ensuring simpler procedures for importers and exporters as well as improving trade facilitation to foster economic growth.
Read more about tax and revenue management in the new digital age and how cloud technologies have helped some revenue agencies in the areas of taxpayer engagement, compliance management, worker productivity, and the modernization of legacy systems.
Learn more about the digital transformation journey that tax administrations will need to embark on to help their countries’ overall health and stability, economic growth, and attractiveness to investors.
Learn more about how governments can better meet traveler needs.
Watch LinkedIn’s Workplace Learning Report webinar, featuring insights from talent leaders globally on how they’re engaging employees right now, and best-in-class examples.
Learn how Arizona’s Motor Vehicle Division continues to build on a history of technology firsts by taking another leap forward with a modern, cloud-powered super portal delivering secure, improved, and expanded online services – with the potential to transform other government transactions – all without costing taxpayers an additional penny.
All over the world government leaders face the same challenge – how to better serve residents and visitors. Whether it’s improving quality of life, the future of work, accessibility or sustainability, leaders are planning and thinking deeply about the future and to prepare.
The city of Tel Aviv has undergone a transformation to become a “smart city” that uses technology to improve the operation of city government and the lives of its citizens. With programs such as the DigiTel Residents Club and the DigiTel mobile app, Tel Aviv is offering innovative electronic services to the public and finding ways to make citizens into stakeholders in the running of the city.
Learn how the Ontario Power Generation (OPG) in Canada is leading the drive for decarbonization while balancing economic and environmental benefits, and electricity needs by using Microsoft AI to help forecast prices, deliver value to Ontario, and move a step closer toward a carbon-neutral future.
Spurred by the pandemic, DC Water continued to migrate most of its applications and workforce systems to the cloud as the agency adjusted to working remotely while fulfilling utility customer requests. The agency now runs nearly 100% of its apps and IT systems in the cloud, minimizing the need for paper tracking, in-person interaction, and multiple inflexible technology systems.
