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Government at Cloud Speed
Advances in cloud computing have opened the doors to state and city governments, enabling complete, cohesive, IT solutions for forward-thinking agency leaders and their constituents. Government agencies across the nation look to Oracle to provide a comprehensive, 360-degree set of solutions to help meet present-day challenges and unforeseen future needs.
Nimble is the New Normal
Cloud infrastructure
The cloud lets agencies easily reduce costs and free up resources to develop and deploy applications that matter, with up-to-date security.
Saint Paul Public Schools Cut Costs by 75% with OCI
The school system replaced servers with Oracle Database Appliance and moved non-production and disaster recovery to Oracle Cloud.
Hybrid Infrastructure for a More Innovative Government
A hybrid cloud solution allows agencies to reap the benefits of IT modernization while ensuring their heavily customized applications can be used in a cloud environment.
Meet your back-office mates
When finance, procurement, and HR systems run in the cloud, agencies are poised for innovation and increased citizen engagement.
Grow Local Government
Any size city or county can modernize quickly with an integrated software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution.
City of Atlanta Goes All-In on Cloud Modernization
Rather than take a phased approach to modernization, the City of Atlanta has simultaneously integrated three Oracle Cloud solutions to transform their back office systems. Finance, HR, and budget planning are seamlessly integrated. And, they mitigated their cybersecurity issues in the process.
Smarter, connected government
By integrating evolving technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI), government can foster a vibrant business climate.
A Gateway to Prosperity
A city with a full spectrum of digital capabilities provides an open door for economic development. Oracle’s Community Development solution streamlines the inspection, permitting, planning, and zoning process.
Addressing the Opioid Crisis
Drug overdoses claimed more than 72,000 lives in 2017. States are taking action by using technology to spark creative solutions to this widespread problem.
Oracle is helping to power a more personalized experience for hotlines and substance abuse contact centers.
A better tomorrow, today
Using the power of analytics and AI, governments can solve some of society’s toughest problems.
Las Vegas Sets Future Vision with Oracle Analytics Cloud
The City of Las Vegas is using the power of analytics to help detect unnecessary 911 calls.
TURNING DATA INTO INSIGHTS
Torrents of data form the foundation for predictive analytics to inform and improve government services.
Find out how San Joaquin County in California gained new insights into local programs, from employee HR budgets to solving the homelessness issue.
Government’s Path to a Post-Pandemic Recovery
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the need for governments to provide cost-effective and agile digital experiences for citizens, while enabling remote work. For many agencies, the way forward is a cloud-based solution, employing cloud infrastructure and applications solutions to foster a more nimble approach to solving critical issues.
State and Local Customer Success Stories
The City of Memphis Innovates with HR in the Cloud
City of Memphis
The City of Memphis moved from an on-premises solution to Oracle Human Capital Management Cloud.
Albuquerque Invests in Next-Generation Citizen Experiences
Albuquerque Invests
Hear city management explain why the Albuquerque customer experience must be top-notch and how the city is adding innovative new channels for their 311 contact center.
New York Uses Data to Transform Healthcare Delivery
New York
New York not only needed data, but also the ability to glean valuable patient insights from that data, to help pinpoint risks and inform care decisions to meet the goal of reducing avoidable hospital visits by 25 percent over five years.