By: Nathan Brewer
Nathan Brewer highlights four specific forces now exerting distinct pressures on government that will fundamentally alter the way it serves its citizens.
By: Teresa Bozzelli
In the wake of CES, Teresa Bozzelli explores opportunities in emerging technologies and the transformational use of owned and publicly available data in government.
Consulting magazine speaks with Teresa Bozzelli about her expectations for innovations, investments, and performance for SGS in 2017.
By: Dan Owens
The best practices of leveraging candid, unadulterated comments and feedback that researchers gather from usability testing or interviewing participants to inform design decisions.
2017 CES Government Co-Chair and President of SGS, Teresa Bozzelli highlights the impact emerging technologies, like IoT, will have in government. Focused on the changing demands of the tech industry, the dialogue will drive collaboration and action.
By: Rachel Weatherly
A detailed look at an empathetic method of defining target audiences as part of a human-centered approach to strategic, holistic digital health interventions.
By: Bill Annibell
Opportunities for private and public sector collaborations to impact new cybersecurity technologies in a volatile landscape. SGS’ Bill Annibell discusses the essential timing and possibilities for the first Chief Information Security Officer (CISO).
How mobile can improve patient engagement with healthcare providers. Click to read six scenarios for enhancing collaboration and driving healthier outcomes.
Government Computer News reviews the National Cancer Institute's new Cancer.Gov webite, redesigned by Sapient Government Services.
By: Rachel Weatherly
Creating a roadmap for your mission's content strategy leveraging the number one rule of human-centered design: put content where users are most likely to look for it.
By: David Nickelson
Every year over 40% of Americans make New Year’s resolutions with the vast majority being related to improving their health and well-being. Unfortunately, on 8% remain successful after only 4 weeks, so what digital tools can you use to stay on track?
By: Teresa Bozzelli
Teresa Bozzelli discusses how adopting commercial innovation can solve government challenges in Government Technology article.
By: Bill Annibell
Bill Annibell discusses CES innovations in relation to government in this Federal Times article.
Featuring Teresa Bozzelli
SGS President, Teresa Bozzelli, sits down with Consulting Magazine to discuss the company’s 2016 outlook.
By: Ali Wittich
In an article with Nonprofit Information, Ali Wittich, SGS senior marketing strategist, discusses ways for nonprofits to better reach millennials in 2016.
Federal Computer Week Rising Star award winner, Lindsay Burack, discusses her work on the Cancer.gov website
With upcoming leadership transitions it is important for CX experts to prepare now to ensure their projects stay on track. Remarking on the subject, Sapient executives have been quoted in the September 2015 Forrester Research report, “The Top 14 Ways For Federal CX Pros To Navigate The Presidential Transition” by Rick Parrish.
The collaborative work of the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and Sapient Government Services (SGS) in redesigning Cancer.gov has been featured in Adobe’s Public Sector Blog, entitled “In Service of Creativity” as an award winning example of an Engaging Citizen-Facing Campaign.
Rising consumer expectations and increasingly connected customer experiences have put a spotlight on the need for digital transformation within the public sector
The SmartCEO award recognizes “creative, collaborative workplace culture that has helped enhance performance and sustain a competitive advantage.”
Featuring Teresa Bozzelli
SGS was honored by Consulting Magazine with a Social & Community Investment award for our work with our nonprofit partner, No Greater Sacrifice.
Featuring Bill Annibell
The federal government is often seen as behind the times, not so with its adoption of the Internet of Things argues Bill Annibell in this WashingtonExec interview.
Keeping up - or catching up - is not just a matter of "going digital." The bigger shift remains in creating a new understanding of the public sector's role, and in transforming the entire experience for organizations and those they serve.
By: David Nickelson
Changing human behavior is hard, notes David Nickelson, Sapient’s Director of Digital Strategy. But he points to a behavioral change model by psychologist B.J. Fogg as a promising tool to help change health behavior.
By: Nathan Brewer
In an article with Nonprofit Information, SGS Vice President and Nonprofit Practice Founder Nathan Brewer discusses the attitudes, values and behaviors of millennials’ in the nonprofit workforce.
Featuring Teresa Bozzelli
Consulting Magazine interviews Teresa Bozzelli about how digital is making government more accessible.
Featuring Bill Annibell
Citizen2015 speaks with Bill on the problem of silos in government digital efforts, discusses Sapient’s key approach that can help agencies be more effective, and gives some thought to what the future looks like.
By: David Whitehouse
SGS’ Director of Business Development, David Whitehouse, recognizes the power the millennial generation holds and provides digital strategies for organizations to capture the attention of the millennial generation in the competitive media landscape.
Featuring Teresa Bozzelli
In this conversation with ExecutiveBiz, Bozzelli offers a preview of SGS’ agenda for the rest of 2015 and what could be in store for 2016, the role of digital technology in forming connections between citizens and agencies and offers insight into Publicis Groupe’s $3.7 billion acquisition of Sapient.
By: Nathan Brewer
SGS Vice President and Nonprofit Practice Founder, Nathan Brewer argues that nonprofits should focus on proven leadership best practices to be broadly-applied to nonprofit organizations who face unique demands.
Featuring Bill Annibell
Sapient Government Services Chief Technology Officer, Bill Annibell, offers a forward-looking perspective on the ways government can transform its engagement strategies to better serve its citizens.
Whether your organization has grown from digital roots or is a traditional brick-and-mortar developing a targeted digital innovation, the need to include digital in your business thinking is crucial for future success.
Featuring Teresa Bozzelli
In GovLoop’s annual Digital Government Strategy Guide, Teresa Bozzelli, President, highlights four trends on how government is adopting digital strategies.
We imagine a different reality for the public sector: one designed to embrace digital transformation that has created a new normal, fundamentally changing the relationship between people and government.
This infographic leverages research data from ComScore to analyze the ways digital is impacting health and wellness.
