What Cloud Migration Actually Looks Like for Public Administration

Every agency running on-premise infrastructure hits the same wall eventually: servers age out, patches stop coming, and the five-year hardware refresh comes due. More than 1,000 agencies have already made the call to move to the cloud instead.

"We don't have to worry about the system architectures anymore, including but not limited to server maintenance, operating system upgrades, replacing the servers or maintaining servers now." — Ocean Sun, Controller Information System Division Manager, San Mateo County, CA

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• One vendor, one call: What Ames, IA and Fitzgerald, GA stopped having to referee once finance, payments, and utility billing ran under one roof.
• 95% of permit payments now online: How Greeley, CO went from an 8-hour office to open 24/7/365, without adding staff.
• 400+ users, zero disaster recovery worry: What San Mateo County no longer plans around, across 23 departments on one financial system.
• 100+ employees, 6 divisions, no restarts: How Gresham, OR's cloud-based asset management keeps institutional knowledge in the system instead of walking out the door with retirees.