Date of Event: Wednesday, July 28th 2021
Where: : TIG Webinar

Time:11:00am – Noon PST

Description:

Join Technology Integration Group (TIG) and HP in this exclusive webinar on July 28th about leadership recycling practices, reducing waste, and managing Indoor Air Quality.

Americans spend an estimated 90% of their time indoors, and the levels of common air pollutants can be two to five times higher than outdoors, making Indoor Air Quality a serious health concern. That’s why HP voluntarily designs and tests its printing systems to meet the strictest eco-label guidelines.

When you choose Original HP toner cartridges and HP Printers, you’re helping to maintain a healthy indoor office environment.

Date of Event: June 28th – June 30th
Where: Caribe Royale
Orlando, FL

Time:7:30 AM - 4:00 PM

Description:

TIG is a strong supporter of FAMIS and its mission to facilitate communication and cooperation among K12 and secondary educational institutions on the benefits and strategic use of Information Technology. A leader in providing IT products and services across the entire state of Florida, TIG is uniquely positioned as a trusted partner to FL based educational institutions. TIG provides the highest level of service, value and advanced technology to provide world-class solutions for our clients strategic initiatives.

Date of Event: Wed, September 23rd 2020
Where:TIG Webinar

Time:11:00am-12:00pm PDT

Description:

Join TIG subject matter experts as they share the current and future landscape of State and Local government budgets amid the COVID pandemic.

To deliver services effectively, States and municipalities need innovative technology that can keep up with an ever-increasing population and constantly shifting demands. According to some estimates, 6.3 billion people, or nearly 70% of the world’s population, will live in cities by 2050. This population boost will trigger transformation within State and Local governments as more and more citizens demand streamlined digital services. In-person transactions, paper records, and slow service will no longer cut it.

To succeed in the future, States and municipalities must embrace virtual tools and move away from fixed infrastructures. The most successful government agencies will no longer be risk-averse and bureaucratic. They’ll instead be innovative, customer-orientated organizations driven by results. Partner with TIG to make it happen and help address these common digital challenges.

State and Local Governments Facing Digital Challenges

• Funding cuts: Doing more with less in the midst of budget shortfalls
• Cybersecurity: Securely transitioning to digital services
• Adapting to new workforce models: Taking networking infrastructure beyond yesterday’s static environments.
• Addressing retention and productivity: Boosting retention and productivity to effectively deliver city services
• Reducing operational costs: Cutting networking and physical infrastructure costs