The annual survey, done by the Center for Digital Government* (CDG) and the National Association of Counties, gauges agency performance and innovation in technology — while itself adapting in its assessment and identification of best practices. The submission deadline has been extended until Thursday.
Guided by the 10 key characteristics of a digital county, county officials are asked to describe what their government has in place and its tech-related achievements in the past year. Those characteristics are:
• Leadership Alignment: Strategy and Actions Consistent with County Priorities/Policies
• Citizen-centric: Government Experience (mobile, engaged, digital services)
• Efficient: Data-driven
• Data Governance: Utilization of Data
• Secure: Cybersecurity Measures/Initiatives
• Resilient: Disaster Recovery/Continuity of Operations
• Staffed/Supported: Hiring and Retaining Competent IT Personnel
• Connected: Connected Infrastructure and Bridging the Divide
• Innovative: Innovative Methods and New Technologies
• Best Practices
Submissions can be made online here, or downloaded in Word format here. For information, email Janet Grenslitt, CDG's director of Surveys and Awards.
*The Center for Digital Government is part of e.Republic, parent company of Techwire.