Blog: Leadership

Whether intentional or not, our websites tell a story about us. The color palette, text, design, and functionality, all convey a message about who the site is for and who’s behind it. It’s good practice to take a step back every year or so and reassess your core values, reconnect with your purpose, and create something fresh.

The DSGa team just finished migrating 80+ websites to GovHub, Georgia’s official digital publishing system powered by Drupal 8. While this may seem like the end of a long trip, the real journey is just about to begin!

This year's DrupalCon had the highest attendance ever and is said by many to be the best yet. Nikhil shares his insights from the conference, covering where Drupal is now, where it's going, and even a special shoutout to the work we're doing in Georgia.

As we embark on our replatforming project, we're looking for vendor partners who share our same values.

Moving forward, we want to address the challenges of our agency partners and communicate with them effectively. To get our team and vendors on the same page, we’ve put together 6 personas.

Georgia state agency members: Want to shape Georgia’s digital future? Join the Digital Center of Excellence!

A holistic digital strategy should enable your organization to manage citizen experience and your digital presence.

The scope of digital services has expanded past website and application delivery. To address the growing scope of digital service needs, the GeorgiaGov Interactive team will expand its offerings in the form of the Office of Digital Services.

Citizens need services now, not when it’s convenient for us. That's why we provided persona and information architecture consultation to the Georgia Public Safety Training Center, an agency whose website is not on the GeorgiaGov platform.

Support is best served as a collaborative, team effort. Recently, we changed our support process and are excited about the changes and how it has empowered our users to answer their own questions.