
Re-Centering Citizen Engagement Around the Digital Experience
ImageSource lays out five ways that digital experiences enable government agencies to serve constituents better.
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ImageSource lays out five ways that digital experiences enable government agencies to serve constituents better.
For years, the nature and quality of digital transactions were shaped by the needs of online retailers. Changes in design, user experience, and process automation were all focused on making it easier for businesses to reach customers – and for customers to complete purchases.
The pandemic-response shift to remote work inspired other sectors to follow the lead of eCommerce and move operations to the cloud. Though the speed of digital transformation was driven by necessity, government agencies especially realized the benefits of offering constituent services through digital channels.
User-friendly digital experiences improve both sides of the services exchange between government organizations and constituents. Agencies must continue to embrace process innovation to meet expectations in an increasingly cloud-based, online, 24/7 environment. The payoff is smoother service transactions that contribute to citizen satisfaction and increased trust in public institutions.
ILINX Engage from ImageSource enables 24/7 self-service and transparency in an intuitive one-stop environment. Watch this short demo for a look at a reimagined constituent experience.