Catawba County, NC Realizes Returns with EnerGov 9

Posted on May 11, 2012 by EnerGov

Catawba County, NC, a burgeoning technology hub that’s home to Apple’s $1 billion data center and  CIO Terry Bledsoe, one of Government Technology magazine’s 25 leading innovators of 2011, has long since led the way in the area of technology.  … Continue reading →

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EnerGov’s iG Workforce Harnesses the Power of iPad to Transform Mobile Government

Posted on May 3, 2012 by EnerGov

Apple’s iPad continues to be the tablet of choice for enterprise users according to a recent survey conducted in the first quarter of 2012 by Good Technology.  An overwhelming 97.3% of corporate and government users surveyed activated the iPad for … Continue reading →

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EnerGov 9.3 Gold Release Now Available!

Posted on May 1, 2012 by EnerGov

We’re excited to announce the Gold Release of EnerGov’s 9.3 Service Pack, featuring a wide range of new features, functionalities, and enhanced performance. The release pack includes the debut of two new EnerGov 9 modules: The Rental Property and Tax … Continue reading →

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Enhancing Citizen Engagement with Social Media in Government

Posted on April 30, 2012 by EnerGov

Newer technologies are transforming the way government agencies operate, allowing them to become “smart cities” by improving key processes and bringing public services on a whole new level with their constituents.  According to a new report from IDC Government Insights, … Continue reading →

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Next Generation Enterprise Electronic Plans Review Technology

Posted on April 26, 2012 by EnerGov

Since 2002, EnerGov Solutions has been providing state of the art technologies for progressive government agencies looking to automate and streamline the permitting & development review process. What’s more, EnerGov’s 9.4 service pack release advances this initiative even more with the … Continue reading →

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Upcoming Regional Conferences

Posted on April 24, 2012 by EnerGov

The best way to know our technology is to use it! We’ll be exhibiting at these upcoming conferences soon. If you’re in the area, drop by to see first-hand how our government and asset management software solutions can help your … Continue reading →

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2012 APA National Planning Conference Wraps Up

Posted on April 18, 2012 by EnerGov

The APA 2012 National Planning Conference was a huge success this year as thousands of planners, civic leaders, and students from around the world convened together in Los Angeles to envision greater communities for the future.  Hundreds of sessions and … Continue reading →

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The APA 2012 Keynote

Posted on April 15, 2012 by EnerGov

The 2012 APA National Planning Conference kicked off to a great start for its Sunday morning session with an opening keynote session addressing three important issues affecting planners today: transportation, changing demographics, and climate change. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa of Los … Continue reading →

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EnerGov Unveils iG Reviews at the 2012 APA Conference

Posted on April 12, 2012 by EnerGov

EnerGov is proud to announce that iG Reviews, the industry’s first mobile application to manage plan reviews on the go, will be unveiled at the 2012 APA National Conference in Los Angeles this weekend.  Following the success of iG Inspect, iG … Continue reading →

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Kirkland Celebrates Successful Go-Live With EnerGov

Posted on April 11, 2012 by EnerGov

In 2010, when the software vendor of Kirkland’s legacy system announced it would not support the system any longer, the city began an extensive procurement process for a system that could do more than the status quo of just “tracking” … Continue reading →

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