We’re here to offer some suggestions for how best-in-class technology can assist police departments in ensuring all officers are on the same page (literally) when it comes to policy.
Read moreEsper, a leading provider of cloud-based policy management software, is now available for purchase on AWS Marketplace.
Read moreEsper, an award-winning SaaS platform for policymaking, is proud to announce our recent partnership with the New York City Police Department (NYPD). This initiative will move all of the Department’s policymaking activities into the cloud with Esper’s purpose-built SaaS platform.
Read morePolicy publication is usually the last mile in the policymaking lifecycle, but it’s often the most complicated and confusing for both citizens and government. In this blog post, we outline some critical features of a modern Policy Library that’s user-friendly for both the public and governments.
Read moreEsper is thrilled to announce that we will be attending the 2022 Spring CALEA Conference on Wednesday March 30 through Friday April 2 at the Wyndham Orlando Resort in Orlando, Florida.
Read moreIn this blog post, we’ll outline a practical guide to mapping your health policy landscape and understanding how you can better coordinate policy agendas to meet goals and stay in compliance with federal statutes and regulations.
Read moreIn 2020, the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) awarded a multi-year, $9.9 million contract to Esper Regulatory Technologies, Inc., which was used by the Center For Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to deploy the Esper platform in August of 2021.
Read moreOn January 6, 2022, The Department of Treasury issued their final rule on the SLFRF program. This ruling is set to help policymakers tremendously.
Read moreEsper is pleased to announce its recent partnership with the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) to help the agency achieve its goals of equity, innovation and engagement in all work, including policymaking.
Read moreEach year, Government Technology compiles and publishes their GovTech 100 list. These 100 companies are focused on partnering with state and local governments across the U.S. to help improve service delivery and operations. The GovTech 100 included 18 new companies for 2022—including Esper.
We identified eight key milestones that encompass the policymaking lifecycle, and discuss the challenges and opportunities for improvement in each step. By mapping the policy lifecycle, we diagnose areas where feedback can be strengthened, and recommend tools that can help policymakers accomplish their best work.
Read moreAs a cloud-based SaaS company, we’ve seen our fair share of homegrown systems, often built out of frustration with existing tools in the marketplace. In this blog, we outline the benefits SaaS can bring to your organization to support your IT modernization strategy.
Read moreAs you settle into your post-session routine, we wrote five helpful tips for how to approach upcoming regulatory changes.
Read moreRegulatory review doesn’t have to be an impossible undertaking, and getting it right has enormous benefits both to our citizens and civil servants.
Read moreGovernment agencies are all feeling the strain of a rapid, unplanned shift to remote working. Esper helps tackle these challenges with our easy to use software.
Read moreEsper is purpose-built to simplify the policymaking process. Before Esper, the majority of our government clients relied on legacy IT systems and paper-based processes for policy activity. We gathered the most common success stories from our customers describing how Esper’s technology improves and automates processes to help regulators focus on content and outcomes.
Read moreModern technology can amplify the application of network theory in government to create more feedback loops between the public and private sector.
Read moreNew developments in natural language processing, artificial intelligence, and machine learning technologies have allowed the creation of new platforms to uniquely serve the needs of regulatory agencies.
Read moreThe process for creating and enacting public policy in government is part art, part science.
Read moreGovernment administrative codes are composed of regulations that specify how businesses and organizations can legally operate.
Read moreWhile legislation has high public visibility, its twin sister, regulation, receives far less attention.
Read moreI lead product design and brand at Esper, a small but mighty team based in Austin, Texas.
Read moreDid you know that the government is the largest employer in the United States?
Read more2018 is perhaps one of the most exciting times for civic engagement this country has witnessed in the past several decades.
Read moreWhile government executives and legislators often receive the most press and attention, it is administrative agencies and their respective policies that regularly touch the daily lives of citizens.
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