OpenGov has signed a partnership with public-sector software maker Superion, putting Superion's customers in OpenGov's pipeline of potential customers. Superion, the new name for SunGard Public Sector ...

In a significant move, Cox Enterprises is acquiring OpenGov, a prominent software provider for state and city agencies, in a deal valued at $1.8 billion. What Happened: Cox Enterprises, a family-owned ...

Kane County is taking transparency up a notch with a website, OpenGov, which gives an unprecedented amount of information to the public in an easy, understandable format, county Auditor Terry Hunt ...

CAMBRIDGE — Dorchester County’s new electronic permitting software has dramatically reduced the average permit processing time from 120 days to just 13 days, Director of the Planning and Zoning Depart ...

Homeless service providers will now be contracted via ‘performance-based metrics.' But that's not the case for OpenGov, the struggling permit software system. It's enough to give you whiplash.

ATLANTA, Aug. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- AchieveIt, a leading provider of strategy execution and performance management software, today announced a new partnership with OpenGov, the leader in AI and ERP ...

Eufaula Water Works & Sewer Board embraces AI-integrated workflows with OpenGov to save time and deliver a better community-focused experience SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Eufaula Water ...

Cox Enterprises on Tuesday announced it has taken a majority stake in California-based software company OpenGov, which helps local and state governments modernize their technology and improve ...

OpenGov is supposed to consolidate the city’s disparate permitting systems. City workers keep using the old system.

OpenGov, whose software helps governments with such tasks as budgeting, planning and procurement, has decided to get into operations and asset management for public agencies. That comes via the ...

OpenGov launched Comparisons yesterday morning, a feature that allows local and municipal governments in its network to compare their performances against other jurisdictions and established ...

Governments aren’t typical customers for the buzzy start-ups backed by Andreessen Horowitz, whose portfolio includes social media sites Facebook and Twitter, ride-sharing service Lyft and lodging ...