Each year we develop new and innovative features to help your office serve constituents as efficiently as possible with IQ. From configuring the home page to fit your staff role, to utilizing new functionality like the Advocacy Center, Screen Pop, and A/B testing, here are some features you may not know exist in IQ and how you can take advantage of them.
Whether for security concerns or lack of access to proper technology, many offices still rely on paper. With Congressional staff and constituents facing unprecedented challenges during this time, it’s increasingly important to have the ability to perform office processes completely online. Here are three easy ways your office can easily digitize and streamline your current processes.
Although cloud technology has become the gold standard in the private sector, it has had a long road to implementation in the government space. In 2011, the White House introduced the “Cloud First” policy, an initiative to unleash the potential and accelerate the adoption of cloud computing for government agencies. Unfortunately, the ease and efficiency of cloud computing for data storage and information sharing brought with it unique and unfamiliar security concerns. As more federal government agencies began adopting cloud technology, there quickly grew a need to create new security standards for the government vendors providing this technology.