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This post introduces the top 10 functional enhancements available in Infor industry CloudSuites regarding legacy Lawson S3 solutions.

The ability of state and local governments to provide a thriving environment for businesses and citizens has been challenged by leaner budgets. Simply cutting costs creates risk to core government functions and services; a focus on eliminating inefficiencies, rather than slashing resources, is a smarter approach to long-term sustainability.

The early weeks of the pandemic brought some severe gaps into sharp focus, with state-level IT systems crashing under a burden of sudden, urgent program requests that no one could have anticipated. How can state and local governments rethink and revamp those systems now, to more effectively address the continuing pandemic while building resilience to prepare for a future of “unknown unknowns”?

As budgets tighten, and new citizen needs and expectations arise every day, public sector managers can’t afford not to cast a critical eye on their back-end infrastructure and consider how they can optimize it.

Automating back-end business processes, asset management, finances, and procurement is one of the surest ways to wring more and better results out of every dollar. Discover why process automation serves as a cornerstone strategy to optimize operations and sustain vital constituent services.

Can updating strategy and technology offset some of the cost-cutting measures taking place because of the pandemic, and can they provide relief to workers and constituents? Learn why the cloud platform is an important step towards more secure data.

The ongoing global health pandemic means budgets are leaner and cost-cutting may be considered to help balance the shortfalls from tax and other revenue sources. Read about the impact legacy systems can have on your operations.

The heavily regulated construction industry, and how some governments rapidly deployed online licensing and permitting technologies to serve builders amidst the pandemic. ​

Governments are realizing how important technology is in maintaining continuity and public trust.​