With the paradigm shift and changing pace of every economy in the world, government levels are meant to evolve into the emerging status quo to bridge the gap between need and delivery. As the status quo continues to be defined by digitalization, state and local governments are bound to adopt an IT infrastructure that touches all ramifications of their public delivery.  

Local and state governments have dealt with scenarios of regressive delivery, where major bottlenecks resulted from the need for processes to be completed on an in-person chronology. However, with the transition from traditional IT infrastructure to cloud-based or cloud-adaptive alternatives, governments can optimize the delivery of public services on a concurrent, and thus time-saving, basis. What’s more, e-governance sets the pace for local and state governments to be more prepared to handle the acceleration of industrial shifts through swiftly deployed policies.