As much as local governments should embody the innovative spirit of a Startup, taking this approach is challenging without hiring such a firm or agency to–at the very least–point them in the right direction.
The following are a few examples of GovTech Startup businesses who’ve made waves in the industry:
In Appalicious, Yo Yoshida developed a mobile technology meant for disaster response. The beta version of the Disaster Assessment and Assistance Dashboard found its home in San Francisco. Now, after a FEMA endorsement, the revolutionary technology is rolling out in cities nationwide. Here are some features:
•There are real-time emergency resource and danger mapping systems
•Citizens can request assistance
•First responders can update first-aid locations
•Local businesses can advertise recovery services
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