When the constitution was written, no one could have foreseen a time when you could allow all of your constituents the ability to participate collectively in government through the use of technology. State, Local and Federal government organizations are embracing social software to meet their goals of working more closely with citizens, innovating within their agencies, and lowering costs. With CitizenSpigit, both employees and constituents can participate in this process, resulting in increased job satisfaction for employees and increased satisfaction for citizens of eGovernments.
With CitizenSpigit:
- Let Government Employees and Citizens Be Heard
- Facilitate Citizen/Government Collaboration
- Promote Government Transparency Initiatives
- Maintain a State-Wide, National or International Conversation
- Leverage Technology for Collaboration
- Experience Real-time Results
- Automate the Idea Management Process
CitizenSpigit is more than a simple electronic suggestion box -- our software empowers citizens to collaborate around a topic of interest to surface innovative and actionable ideas. Crowd sourcing allows government entities to receive suggestions, field questions and facilitate communication with the public, helping government make more informed civic decisions. eGovernment entities have the option of launching an internal or external community, depending on their goals.
What do your employees know that you don't? What do your citizens think and want from your governmental agency? What ideas can improve your agency's performance?
To learn more about how our software has improved government/citizen interaction, click here to read the City of Manor case study. If you are ready to get started, please register for a demo and contact us at: gov@spigit.com
Benefits
 | Improve research and development, improve employee morale, increase customer loyalty and drive bottom line growth. Learn how. |
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Participation
 | Increase participation with IdeaSpigit 's built-in rewards and incentive program. Learn More. |
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How We're Different
 | A lot of companies claim they do the same thing. They don't—they can't! Find out why |
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