Municipal Services.
Opportunity is often found in the connections.
Since 2006, we have had the privilege of participating in the evolution of municipal digital services: building, learning, experimenting and helping municipalities respond to changing needs. This work continues to be both rewarding and challenging.
We see those
connections.
Municipal Services · Community · Economic Development · Workforce · Business · Tourism · Residents · Visitors · Natural Environment
While these can appear to be separate municipal concerns,
in practice, they often overlap and inter-connect.
A tourism asset can also be a community asset.
A community asset can support workforce attraction.
A directory can serve residents, visitors, & community development.
Beyond the website.
We help municipalities make informed use of digital technologies; from the information residents depend on, to the places and services they need to discover, to the transactions and requests they need to complete.
INFORMATION LAYER
Pages, departments, programs, policies, documents, notices and guidance.
DISCOVERY LAYER
Businesses, services, events, facilities, destinations, community assets and opportunities.
SERVICE LAYER
Ask, report, request,
apply, submit, register and track.
Our Work Spans the Municipal Landscape.
Municipal Websites &
Communications.
Public information, accessibility, content architecture and communications.
Community
Discovery.
Directories, mapping, events, facilities, businesses and community assets.
Economic & Community Development.
Business, investment, workforce, asset mapping, regional development and opportunity.
Tourism & Visitor
Experience.
Destinations, attractions, experiences, itineraries, events and regional discovery.
Digital Services
& Workflows.
Requests, forms, internal processes, service tracking, automation and reporting.
Custom Technology
& Integration.
Applications, APIs, Structured data, AI, and connections between existing systems.
Our Work Spans the
Municipal Landscape.
Sometimes that’s a website. Sometimes a workflow. Sometimes a third-party integration. Sometimes custom development. Sometimes the solution is simply approaching an existing problem differently and sometimes it’s making better use of what is already there.
It starts with a question and a conversation.
What are you trying to accomplish?
