Events
Our events and webinars.
Webinars, conference sessions and workshops for municipal leaders. Registration for our own events runs through Microsoft Teams.
Upcoming
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Webinar · Online
Before You Buy: What Municipal ERP Vendors Wish You Knew
Your municipality is evaluating ERP vendors. But what are they seeing when they look at you? What makes them confident about working with a municipality? What gives them pause? And what do they wish their clients understood before procurement begins?
Nothing is scheduled right now. Follow us on LinkedIn to hear about the next one, or watch the recordings of past events below.
Past events
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Webinar · Online
Believe: The Ted Lasso Guide to Municipal ERP
What can Ted Lasso teach municipalities about implementing an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system? According to Ben Perry, quite a bit about the leadership, trust and teamwork needed to make change succeed.
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Getting Started with AI in Municipal Government
Where AI is actually landing in local government, and how to start without chasing use cases.
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Does Your Municipal Website Get Sh*t Done?
A webinar with a deliberately blunt title. Brandon Currie of the City of Waterloo joins us to talk about why municipal websites struggle to help residents get things done.
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Modern BCP for Municipal Resilience
Our Business Continuity Planning approach using encasedIT: from spreadsheets to strategy.
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Webinar · Online
Alignment for Digital Success
Aligning digital, data, technology and customer experience for digital transformation.
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MISA Webinar: Thunder Bay's Digital Journey
City staff and Ben Perry discuss the digital journey of one of Perry Group's long-time clients.
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MISA Webinar: Experiences in IT Governance
Find out how the City of Greater Sudbury has embraced, owned and advanced its digital strategy.
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