2026 Legislative Edition

and streamline administrative processes. With standards-driven architectures, they enable agencies to uphold federal and state compliance mandates while delivering accessible, user- centered digital services. The results are impressive: service delivery portals , enabling agencies to launch digital services in a couple of months instead of a year and deliver improvements to citizens much sooner. Up to 60% automation of 50-70% faster deployment of new programs and escalations , reducing delays, minimizing manual workload, and ensuring cases move forward even during peak demand. 25-40% increase in staff productivity and case throughput, as employees shift from repetitive tasks to higher-value work, resulting in faster responses and reduced backlogs across programs. routine approvals, verifications, and Cloud platforms accelerate modernization by replacing agency-specific systems with shared components like login, case deployment, improves consistency, and consolidates legacy workflows into a single CRM system, reducing redundancy and enabling cross-agency collaboration. Standardization strengthens secure data migration, interoperability, and partner integration, allowing management, and payment modules that can be reused statewide. This speeds up

legacy upgrades while preserving historical data and delivering a unified citizen experience. Modernization also relies on people. Public servants need intuitive tools, and residents need accessible services. Streamlined workflows reduce handoffs, remove redundancies, clarify accountability, and move applications through a single automated process—improving transparency and reducing delays. The Role of Agencies and Technology Partners in Ensuring Secure Modernization Security and trust remain the foundation of every digital modernization effort in government. As guardians of citizen data, state agencies must

meet rising expectations for privacy, compliance, and resilience while delivering services that feel as seamless as the best digital experiences in the private sector. In my role as a leading expert in Cloud CRM and AI-driven system design I architect statewide digital platforms that modernize public services and enhance government operations. I see firsthand how this balance is achieved when agencies and technology partners collaborate around secure, scalable Cloud CRM and Experience Cloud platforms, which are built on FedRAMP-secure platforms, support accessibility, configurable permissions, role-based access, multi-factor authentication, and detailed audit trails.

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