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Think of Your Constituents as End Users

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Is it just the government employee, or is it also the local constituent? This article appears in our guide “ How to Change Things up (and Make It Stick).” When developing new applications, you want to include the end user in the process. But when it comes to using open data to tackle local problems, who counts as the end user?

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Bringing in Constituent Perspectives

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Effective CX also recognizes that “constituents” are not always people — they can be businesses, nonprofits and other entities an agency’s mission affects — and that English isn’t always their primary language. There are several concrete ways to gather useful feedback. Ask simple questions first, then more challenging ones.

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An Engaging Strategy for Audience Outreach

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Improving public trust and engagement doesn’t happen by chance. And agencies should realize that their audiences are ever-changing, said Carolina Prieto, Solution Advisor for Digital Communications with Granicus, a company that provides digital experiences to help agencies better serve their constituents.

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San Antonio Deepens Trust With Constituents

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Let’s say you launch a constituent engagement initiative and within one year you see a significant rise across various metrics: website hits, comments received and event registrations. For Alanna Reed, San Antonio’s Director of Communications and Engagement, numbers tell only part of the story. Building Engagement Through Trust.

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Innovations in CX: Gauging Engagement

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Know When Engagement Matters (and Doesn’t) Agencies develop many digital tools for constituent engagement, but sometimes the best response is…silence. According to Summer Xiao , Deputy CIO in Houston’s Project Management Office, “The public actually doesn’t want to engage with you.” How do we get more feedback?

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Simple Design Strategies for Improving Constituent Experiences With State and Local Agencies

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In this article, I explore the 5Es of experience and why two of the most often overlooked, Entice and Extend, are key to improving the overall citizen experience. Narrowing the 5Es of Experience HX designers use the 5Es of human experience to design robust and complete experiences: Entice, Enter, Engage, Exit, Extend.

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How Voice Recognition Can Improve Constituent Satisfaction

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Constituent engagement isn’t all that different from consumer experience, says Vance Clipson, of Nuance Communications. There are more and more constituents out there putting demand on government. In engaging the community, “trust is a big issue,” Clipson said. Automation for Easy Interaction. But voice can do more.