How to Break the Technology Gridlock in Government  

A roadmap for choosing software and tips for smooth and successful software adoption in government

Despite millions of dollars spent on new technology to improve government services, research from McKinsey shows that nearly 80% of major change transformation efforts in the public sector fail. Reasons range from inadequate training to complicated set-up requirements to investing in technology built for the private sector that translates poorly to the public sector.  

As federal, state and local government agencies face increasing workloads and demands for speed, they need digital solutions that will immediately integrate into existing workflows to improve efficiency and remain compliant.  

Even with the right solution, getting a team on board and implementing change can be difficult. But if changemakers follow a thoughtful roadmap, they stand a much greater chance of success. Below is a step-by-step guide to selecting and adopting government-first software to ensure implementation is smooth and successful.