Future-Proofing Congress
How Member-Led Upgrades Are Optimizing Legislative Branch Capacity and Resilience
What is the Federal Government's future?Will the U.S. Government meet the digital transformation challenge by becoming a model of innovation?Or will the state and local governments become the new centers of technological innovation and ...
What is the Federal Government's future?Will the U.S. Government meet the digital transformation challenge by becoming a model of innovation?Or will the state and local governments become the new centers of technological innovation and better delivery of government services?The Federal Government might fail to digitally transform as American businesses and the American citizens progress further into the future?Could the Federal government's future be a slimmed-down government oversees a multitude of private organizations that deliver most government services?In this collection of essays, Dr. Brantley chronicles how the U.S. Federal Government has changed during the open government movement. From 2010 to now, Dr. Brantley has written columns for the Public Administration Times that detail how the Federal, state and local governments are meeting the policy and management issues of artificial intelligence, the blockchain, and other emerging technologies.Buy the book and join the discussion in how the Federal, state, and local governments are preparing for the rest of the 21st Century.
Bill Brantley
How Member-Led Upgrades Are Optimizing Legislative Branch Capacity and Resilience

An annual survey and report by Data Foundation
The Digital Maturity Indicator (DMI) is a tool to help organisations measure, benchmark and improve their digital maturity across six key areas.
It was conceived in 2007 as an annual gathering to bring together academia, governments, international organisations, civil society, and industry to share the latest insights and experiences in the theory and practice of Electronic Governance (now more commonly referred to as Digital Governance).