Three New Sites Launched in 2021
This brings the total number of GovHub websites to 81.
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Let’s look back at 2021 where we connected more than ever with Georgians even as many government services (and DSGa) remained remote.
This brings the total number of GovHub websites to 81.
On an average day, we block about 25,000 requests through our WAF. But occasionally, we fend off more than 100,000 attacks per day.
Our chatbot helps reduce phone calls to agencies by giving Georgians an extra way to ask for most-needed information in their own words.
Since launching our public analytics data site in spring 2021, we've seen:Â
Most-viewed topics included registering for a business license, applying for a firearms license, and applying for SNAP.
We used our social media channels in 2021 to amplify messaging from other agencies and for original campaigns to promote COVID-19 vaccines and voting.
We held 15 live (virtual) training classes with 36 attendees in 2021.
We’re ramping up our on-demand learning management system (LMS):
On April 28, 2021 at our 14th GOVTalks conference, we welcomed:
We focused on digital maturity with talks on research and gathering feedback, information architecture, and making smart forms.
We continuously study how site visitors and editors interact with our websites.
In 2021, our Orchard Growers Testing Program involved 16 active participants.
In 2021, we relaunched our Digital Center of Excellence with 2 committees. DCoE members include experts from: