Skip to main content

Top 25 Doers, Dreamers and Drivers Honors Accela Customers

Government Technology Magazine Awards 10 Accela Customers Its Highest Recognition for Innovation They’re collaborators, ground breakers, and constantly innovating. These were the three qualities…
Read More

Speed, Service Quality, Agile Strategies: Manatee County Moves to the Cloud

Aging software and systems are a struggle for governments everywhere, but what do officials do when these same systems jeopardize essential services? They adapt.
Read More

Survey: Local Leaders Report Strong Demand to Retool Business Licensing

Take our 2-minute poll and get instant access to the findings from a recent study With new technologies, changing business markets and emerging industries,…
Read More

Trailblazing: San Francisco Erases Cannabis Convictions with Civic Tech

As more state and local governments legalize cannabis, San Francisco and the national civic tech organization Code for America (CfA) are showing how technology…
Read More

Bringing a New Era of Citizen Engagement to the Big Apple

New York is a hub for civic technology and open government initiatives. With one of the most detailed open data policies and the newly…
Read More

Michigan Explores Cannabis Tech to Bolster Business Activity

Profile picutre of Accela

Accela

| Government Technology
When Michigan began issuing medical marijuana licenses last summer many wondered how the new industry would benefit the state and the state’s economy. Yet…
Read More

Four Ways Modern Business Licensing Tools Improve Government

Profile picutre of Accela

Accela

| Government Technology
At first glance, business licensing may strike some as a basic transaction of government. Yet local cities and departments know the significance of this…
Read More

Digitize Your Government: 4 Benefits of Modern Planning and Building Tools

Profile picutre of Accela

Accela

| Smart Cities
The pressure on planning and building departments is constant. They must oversee private development to ensure communities are safe. They prepare for escalating demands…
Read More
Return to top