Empower Members Through Digital Engagement
Actively engage citizens and create meaningful interactions with a digital strategy.
- There is not a digital strategy currently in place that empowers and engages members.
- Citizens who are living off tribal lands or in rural areas are less connected with the nation.
- Your nation wishes to have its services and programs more accessible to its members.
Our Advice
Critical Insight
- A digital strategy does not remove in-person channels of interaction but rather provides more channels to suit the individual needs of your members.
- Your tribal nation’s digital strategy will leverage insight and feedback from internal and external stakeholders to ensure that you are adequately meeting the needs of community members.
- Tribal nations have lots of support when it comes to adopting digital, and embracing those resources will lead to greater long-term success.
Impact and Result
- Gain insight into what a digital strategy is and how it can be leveraged to stop disjointed and ad hoc digital adoption by the nation.
- Learn about what digital strategies have been implemented by other tribal nations and how those initiatives deliver value to the nation’s membership.
- Collaborate with the tribal nation to highlight how IT is a critical stakeholder that can proactively support the projects of the nation with a digital component.
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Each blueprint can be accompanied by a Guided Implementation that provides you access to our world-class analysts to help you get through the project.
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Get the help you need in this 2-phase advisory process. You'll receive 6 touchpoints with our researchers, all included in your membership.
Guided Implementation 1: Understand the landscape
- Call 1: Scope the project and determine your tribal nation’s current digital divide.
- Call 2: Assess your tribal nation’s current situation.
- Call 3: Complete the reference architecture and journey maps.
Guided Implementation 2: Engage stakeholders and address gaps
- Call 1: Get internal stakeholder input.
- Call 2: Plan to engage the community for feedback.
- Call 3: Conduct a gap analysis and prepare for digital strategy creation.
Contributors
- George Wood, Director of ICT Applications, The Mohegan Tribe
- George McClellan, IT Director, Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians
- Matthew Duchesne, Chief, Office of Native Affairs and Policy, Federal Communications Commission
- Jean Rice, Senior Program (Broadband) Specialist, US Department of Commerce's NTIA, Federal Communications Commission
- Bryan Schmidt, Pre-Sales Solution Architect, Arctic IT
- Ali Carden, Principal, eSolutions
- Alex, Royetta, Sonia, Radford – DIT Leadership, Navajo Nation