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Feb 14, 2026

Selected items posted on blogs during the week ending February 13, 2026

Building and Evaluating an RFP for Digital Grants Software This guide gives public sector professionals  FP. Learn how to set expectations, streamline responses, and select a solution that fits your mission and your budget. DOWNLOAD


Five Ways Government Leaders Boost Transparency and Trust Learn how public-sector agencies strengthen community confidence through improved transparency and accountability. READ NOW

2026 Public Safety Trends Report The 2026 Public Safety Trends Report delivers five critical insights from frontline voices across the U.S. and U.K. Learn how leading agencies are using AI, cybersecurity, data and unified systems to strengthen response, improve morale, and operate with more clarity and confidence.  DOWNLOAD

Next-Level Permitting Service Starts with Modernization Discover how Citrus County streamlined 20,000 permits annually through a customer-first digital approach. Listen now

How to Implement Self-Service Tools in Government This publication explores how self-service solutions can transform interactions with government, making services more accessible while reducing administrative burden behind the scenes. DOWNLOAD

The 2026 State of Online Payments This sixth annual report delivers essential insights into how, when, and why Americans are paying their bills digitally.  DOWNLOAD

4 Ways Government Organizations Are Driving Efficiency Government and education organizations are under growing pressure to do more with fewer resources. This thought leadership white paper explores four proven ways SLED organizations are driving efficiency through modernization, from process mapping and AI-powered automation to cloud adoption and improved constituent experiences. DOWNLOAD

A Roadmap for Modernizing Government from the Inside Out State and Local government CIOs are leading through rapid change. Their remit is expanding as AI, data and cybersecurity reshape government. This paper discusses the four core priorities CIOs must focus on to meet this moment: modernizing legacy systems, advancing data and AI maturity, leading enterprise security and driving operational efficiency. DOWNLOAD

2026 Public Safety Trends Report The 2026 Public Safety Trends Report delivers five critical insights from frontline voices across the U.S. and U.K. Learn how leading agencies are using AI, cybersecurity, data, and unified systems to strengthen response, improve morale, and operate with more clarity and confidence. DOWNLOAD




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