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With cloud computing and software-as-a-service (SaaS) technology government agencies can provide affordable services to citizens, businesses and government agencies.

BasicGov is hosting a webinar with Salesforce.com for South Carolina government agencies to learn how cloud computing and SaaS supports “Connecting People and Information”.

We are inviting government agencies in the State of South Carolina to participate in this complimentary webinar.

In this webinar you will learn how:

Cloud computing allows your Planning staff to:

• Track dates and milestones online
• Automatically schedule notifications, proceedings, hearings and other critical deadlines
• Report on project status to multi-users and multiple departments
• Access information in the office or field

Cloud computing allows your Permits & Inspections staff to:

• Automate scheduling of field inspections and reviews
• Print any permit related documents in seconds
• Access permit history in multiple departments, in the office or field
• Report with dashboard to show work completed or outstanding

Click here to register for webinar

Questions?  Contact us.

Michael Togyi
Vice President, Sales and Marketing
BasicGov
michael.togyi@basicgov.com

Stephanie Bogdanovic
Account Executive, Public Sector
Salesforce.com
sbogdanovic@salesforce.com

Some government agencies use software to manage land use and community development so that parcels and permits information exist as layers on existing ESRI and Google Earth maps.  What this means is that with the additional visual GIS map layers, government employees have graphical information to help with complex land use analysis, solutions and decisions. The over benefits to government agencies are:

• faster services to citizens and business for building renovations, new developments, land use planning, etc.
• improved productivity for staff and reduced costs

Local Government Example

Mono County and the Town of Mammoth Lakes in California both update their permits, inspections, planning and code enforcement systems each night with information from the GIS data and tax database. This updated information allows the County and Town planners, developers and policy makers better decision making around complex community planning, smart growth and sustainable development. They do this using the BasicGov web-based system integrated with GIS.

• Read Mono County and Town of Mammoth Lakes case study here

• Learn more about GIS connector software here