Government Training & Presentations

Take your message from the podium to the public. Government organizations looking to create a connection between governing bodies, internal staff and the communities within their jurisdiction can initiate a dialogue by supplying ResponseCards^® instead of comment cards. With increased emphasis on bridging the gap between organizations and populations, it is necessary now more than ever for such agencies to listen to the growing concerns of its citizens.

So how do you truly hear the voices of the masses without inciting a riot? The right tools and technology can make all the difference when it comes to gaining consensus.

Change the way your government communicates.

Audience response from Turning Technologies can open the door for a conversation that has long been ignored. Administrations wanting to reach out to their constituents can see exactly what is important and to whom.
A simple press of a button can replace the drop of a ballot - and help the environment in the process.

Key Features:

What makes our technology the best in the industry? We have a few reasons...

100% PowerPoint^® native and easily integrated into other applications
Instant voting provides for quicker decision-making and more efficient meetings
Electronic surveys eliminate time, money and frustration spent on paper-based forms
Detailed reporting provides for further analysis of results with over 30 reports
Data slicing divides responses by demographic type for each question
Pre- and post-testing improves training outcomes and reinforces critical concepts
Educate participants with engaging, informative and interactive presentations
Gather honest, spontaneous opinions within seconds, anonymously or tracked

A whole lot of government, a lot less walls. Contact an account executive for a brief, 30 minute web demonstration and learn more about the benefits of audience response in your organization.

Government Case Studies

"The eye-opener for [the audience] is when they see the polling results in real-time, opening them up to broaching topics that were previously difficult to address. This change in thinking sets the mood for the meeting and we can accomplish more in a shorter amount of time. We have seen this phenomenon repeatedly…in audiences from widely different geographies and demographics ... from executives to line workers."

- Darrell Shull, Vice President and Executive Director of the Prosperity Project
Business Industry Political Action Committee, Washington, D.C.