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Despite economic optimism, local government budgets aren’t booming. But that hasn’t slowed the demands of citizens or government employees. So how can government organizations improve citizen service, cut costs and stay compliant with ever-changing legislation like the Affordable Care Act.The best place to start is with government’s most valuable asset information. At their root, government organizations function as information brokers. When information is properly managed when it is accessible to the right people at the right times everything within government organizations runs more smoothly. Staff members work faster, citizens are happier and costs go down. So how can government organizations manage their information more effectively. More than 5,000 local government entities in the US use Laserfiche enterprise content management (ECM) software to improve their approach to information management, including half of the Center for Digital Government’s list of ‘Top Digital Cities and Counties’.

