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http://eig.org/recoverymap

http://www.nlc.org/Documents/Find%20City%20Solutions/Research%20Innovation/Finance/CSAR%20City%20Fiscal%20Conditions%202015%20FINAL.pdf

https://esa.un.org/unpd/wup/Publications/Files/WUP2014-Highlights.pdf

SOLUTIONSPROBLEMS

MicroStrategy helps municipal governments keep

pace with the needs of their growing populations by

equipping leaders with mobile tools for managing all

aspects of agency and departmental operations.

MicroStrategy solutions help city and local leaders

maximize the use of public funds by empowering them

with analytics that deliver a full view of spending and

revenue cycles.

MicroStrategy analytical solutions help

municipal o�cials make better, data-driven economic

decisions that improve urban planning and help

stimulate local business.

MicroStrategy enables educators and municipal

o�cials to assess performance at the district and

individual school levels to ensure that students are

given everything they need to succeed.

MicroStrategy provides local governing bodies the

tools they need to optimize spending and get the most

out of their infrastructure investments.

TASKS

TAX AND COMPLIANCE ANALYSIS

INFRASTRUCTUREOPTIMIZATION

ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT

EDUCATIONPLANNING

CITY OPERATIONS

Local governments around the world rely on MicroStrategy to manage budgets, make smarter investments, and deliver better services to their constituents. Learn more at microstrategy.com/us/solutions/local-government

City and local governments need powerful analytics solutions to help them deliver the best possible services to

their citizens while working within the constraints of their annual budgets.

HOW MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS USE ANALYTICS TO DIGITALLY TRANSFORM THEIR INTERACTIONS WITH CONSTITUENTS

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66% of the world’s population is projected to live in urban areas

of US Counties saw more businesses close than open, from 2010 to 2014.

59%

http://www.infrastructurereportcard.org/ http://www.governing.com/gov-data/state-local-government-construction-spending.html

http://www.crpe.org/publications/measuring-educational-improvement-and-opportunity-50-cities

1/4 of students living in mid to large-sized US cities don’t graduate from high school in four years

The revenue base of

US Cities has

decreased 8.4% from

of what it was in 2006

TODAY2006

STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN THE US SPEND OVER $250B A YEAR ON ROADS, SCHOOLS, AND PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE, BUT THE US HAS AN OVERALL INFRASTRUCTURE RATING OF D+