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Mobile is a buzzword in government marketing. Here we outline what is truly involved from a management and back office perspective to provide services through a mobile application.
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5 Factors to Consider When Deploying a Citizen Engagement Mobile App
Andrew K Kirk
VP, Sales & Marketing | CitySourced
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Local Gov Organization Founded in 1988
700+ City and County Members
Citizen Communication as the Customer
Scott Lehtonen
Deputy Executive Director | 3CMA
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Few Clicks Required
Simple, Intuitive Process
User Registration Not Required
Multiple Languages Supported
CitySourced Users (Resident)
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iTunes Required
5-10 Business Days
Strict Approval Process
Google Play Optional
Immediate Turnaround
Open Environment
BlackBerry Time Required?
Difficult Dev Environment
Strict Approval Process
App Store Requirements
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Who Will Build It?
Internal staff
For-hire developers
Continuously supported
In-House:
Consultant:
Platform: 3
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Pros and Cons
In-House
For-Hire
Platform
Pros
•Limited $$ Cost
•Majority of cost upfront
•Fully custom
•Continuous support & new features
Cons
•In-house Developers
•Custom app support
•Apps quickly go “stale”
•Larger cost to create custom
•Ongoing Cost
•Standard features
21. Cost Comparison
In-House
For-Hire
Platform
Startup Costs
Medium
High
Low
Ongoing Costs
Low
??
Medium
Staff Resources
High
Low
Low
Integrations
??
High
Low
Updates
Medium
High
Included
$110K Avg. Salary -Senior Mobile Developer (Los Angeles)
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HTML5 vs. Native
HTML5
•Web Developer Skills
•Instant Updates
•Cheaper to Maintain
•Unrestricted Distribution
Native
•Fastest Performance
•Hardware Integration
•Mobile OS Specific
•App Store Distribution4
23. “Our biggest mistake was betting too much on HTML5.”
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Dollar designed by Austin Condiff, Memory designed by Andrew J. Young, People designed by Charlene Chen, and Space Shuttle designed by Edward Boatman all from the Noun Project
Simple Icons: a set of simple icons by Dan Leech
Credits
Icons
Photos
Computer desktop (Slide 1), Girl with Phone (Slide 16) by Startup Stock Photos
Railroad (Slide 19) by Antoine Beauvillain
Editor's Notes
Talk about how the application is available on the different smartphone platforms so that as many citizens as possible can participate in reporting issues.
Talk about how the application is available on the different smartphone platforms so that as many citizens as possible can participate in reporting issues.
Talk about how the application is available on the different smartphone platforms so that as many citizens as possible can participate in reporting issues.
Talk about how the application is available on the different smartphone platforms so that as many citizens as possible can participate in reporting issues.