Enfield, CT is one of a select few cited by the Center for Digital Government for excellence using technology to create a seamless environment between local government and its constituents.
United States of America (Press Release) December 4, 2007 --
WATERBURY, CONN. (December 4, 2007) – The Town of Enfield, Connecticut, is one of a select few municipalities around the country cited by the Center for Digital Government for excellence in using technology to create a seamless environment between local government and its constituents.
Using tools built by QScend Technologies, Inc., including QContent for website content management, QAlert for managing citizen service requests, and QPayments, for enabling citizens to pay a variety of bills and fees online, Enfield finished fourth in the 30,000 to 74,999 population category.
"This year’s winners have really raised the bar for cities," said Cathilea Robinett, executive director for the Center for Digital Government. "Digital technology connects citizens with their government on a level never before achieved."
The Digital Cities Survey is open to all U.S. cities and consolidated city/county governments with a population of 30,000 or more. Respondent cities are classified into four size-based categories. The top 10 in each category earn recognition.
"We congratulate Enfield on its award and its desire to build stronger citizen/government relationships," said Keith LeBeau, President of QScend Technologies. "We're proud to be able to offer Enfield easy-to-use, web-based tools for its top-notch e-government initiatives."
About QScend Technologies, Inc.
QScend Technologies (www.qscend.com) is an industry leader in web-based software solutions and services for municipalities. More than 2,000 QScend product users access the company’s series of “Q” products for a variety of citizen service related functions, including website content management, electronic newsletter distribution, citizen service request management, and 311 call center functionality.
Located in Waterbury, Connecticut, QScend Technologies was the first company to relocate into the city’s Information Technology Zone. The company also provides custom website design, application hosting, and e-mail solutions for its customers.
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Using tools built by QScend Technologies, Inc., including QContent for website content management, QAlert for managing citizen service requests, and QPayments, for enabling citizens to pay a variety of bills and fees online, Enfield finished fourth in the 30,000 to 74,999 population category.
"This year’s winners have really raised the bar for cities," said Cathilea Robinett, executive director for the Center for Digital Government. "Digital technology connects citizens with their government on a level never before achieved."
The Digital Cities Survey is open to all U.S. cities and consolidated city/county governments with a population of 30,000 or more. Respondent cities are classified into four size-based categories. The top 10 in each category earn recognition.
"We congratulate Enfield on its award and its desire to build stronger citizen/government relationships," said Keith LeBeau, President of QScend Technologies. "We're proud to be able to offer Enfield easy-to-use, web-based tools for its top-notch e-government initiatives."
About QScend Technologies, Inc.
QScend Technologies (www.qscend.com) is an industry leader in web-based software solutions and services for municipalities. More than 2,000 QScend product users access the company’s series of “Q” products for a variety of citizen service related functions, including website content management, electronic newsletter distribution, citizen service request management, and 311 call center functionality.
Located in Waterbury, Connecticut, QScend Technologies was the first company to relocate into the city’s Information Technology Zone. The company also provides custom website design, application hosting, and e-mail solutions for its customers.
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