Empowering people. Enhancing governments. Enabling societies.
Promote citizen well-being, influence positive societal change, and enhance your government services.
Enable remote government access
Ensure governments can serve their society while giving government employees flexibility on where they work.
Empower cross agency collaboration
Deliver secure services and innovation to enable communication and information sharing across multiple areas of responsibility.
Deliver trusted and secure services
Build community confidence and trust in government by securing information, protecting critical infrastructure, and ensuring privacy regulatory compliance.
Helping caseworkers deliver potentially life-changing support to families in need
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare plans to increase each caseworker’s efficiency by as much as 30 percent through process automation, streamlined communications, and on-the-go access to critical information.
The time to complete paperwork for new hires reduced by 80 percent
State of Hawaii increases government efficiency through enhanced paperless services, eliminate much of the time previously spent preparing and routing documents.
Keeping the city running and engaging the public
The City and County of San Francisco (CCSF) commitment to openness and transparency making sure that government operations continued without missing a beat from coronavirus impacts.
Transforming a key business service
Department of Information Communications Technology (DICT) implements digital services allowing business owners and investors to apply remotely for permits and licenses.
Model of paperless efficiency, poised for further innovation
Ras Al Khaimah Transport Authority (RAKTA) launches digital platform to increase remote accessibility and collaboration to simplify registrations, licensing, permitting and more.
Promote people’s well-being and enhance your services with e-government solutions
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Houston – Microsoft leads digital alliance with the city to create skills for high-demand jobs
Microsoft and the City of Houston lead coalition of partners to close the digital skills gap and build a more inclusive workforce.
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Washington governments respond to COVID-19 with Microsoft chatbots
Six examples of innovation in Washington show how chatbots enable government continuity and deliver much-needed support and information to the public and employees.
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Department of Energy announces the First Five Consortium
On August 18, 2020, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Artificial Intelligence and Technology Office (AITO) announced the creation of the First Five Consortium (First Five). The consortium is named in acknowledgment of how critical the first five minutes are in recognizing the type and scale of a disaster or hazardous incident, activating the appropriate response system, and managing the event—typically the role of First Responders.
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Microsoft Government Digital Forum
Watch this webinar to learn how COVID-19 has impacted government and what we can anticipate going forward.
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Agility, leadership and continuity for state & local government
Our states, cities, and counties are faced with unprecedented challenges, and we wanted to reach out to let you know we are here to assist in any we can. We are sharing a recorded message from Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, with President of U.S. Regulated Industries Toni Townes-Whitley, and our State & Local Government team.
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Government digital transformation: 4 strategies for success
In this white paper, we examine how government organizations can remove digital transformation roadblocks to service more people, increase efficiency, and make a bigger difference in people’s lives.
