4 trends shaping the next generation of government

June 3, 2019

RESEARCH REPORT

In brief

Federal Vision 2030 explores the trends that are shaping the future of government, now.
We invited strategists, designers, technologists, researchers & executives to point to where trends are heading and how they will impact government.
Discover the four trends that will shape your agency’s future and learn what you should do now to prepare your agency.
Follow the conversation at #FedVision.

Your future is dynamic

Today, a handful of commercial vanguards are disrupting traditional operating models, setting new standards for simplicity, speed, and value, and raising the bar for the experiences citizens and employees have come to expect.

The government agencies that have embraced change are seeing the benefit of disruptive models to deliver their missions and better outcomes in new ways—from predicting pandemic outbreaks before they happen to 3-D printing parts of military flight-critical components—and are creating more value for citizens and empowering employees with exciting new ways to serve.

How do agencies go beyond discrete pockets of success to make change happen faster across their enterprise?

Be a futurist

Understand the wider forces at work, and consider how they will impact your agency, customers, and workforce.

Be a catalyst

Create the conditions that accelerate change and create opportunities to do things differently.

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Everything imaginable

How can agencies exceed expectations and run their organizations more efficiently and effectively in the future? Explore four trends that will shape your agency's future, how they will impact government, and what you can do to be prepared.

Data redefines relationships

A steady stream of data combined with AI allows agencies to serve customers & employees with speed and accuracy, improving quality of life and work.

Virtual is the new face of government

Virtual and immersive technologies —including VR and extended reality — create new ways for people to live, work and for agencies to deliver services.