Leidos DSI is excited to announce that Intranet Quorum (IQ), our CRM designed specifically for government users, is now available as a FedRAMP authorized Software as a Service (SaaS) application. Throughout the verification process, our team of developers have worked together with our sponsoring agency, a Third Party Assessment Organization (3PAO), and the FedRAMP PMO at the General Services Administration (GSA) to authorize our cloud services. After months of rigorous security checks, the IQ FedCloud offering is now FedRAMP authorized at every level – from infrastructure to application – offering agency customers the security they require in an easily implemented, fully configurable COTS application.
Here are 5 examples of the ways IQ is meeting the needs of government offices and agencies across the country.
July24, 2019
Grace Cooper
As the leading CRM in the pubic sector, IQ is an extremely flexible tool designed to fit the needs of a variety of government entities. On Capitol Hill, where we serve 65% of the U.S. Congress, IQ is widely known for its use as a correspondence management tool–storing, processing, and responding to countless of pieces of incoming mail from constituents daily. However, IQ also has a large footprint beyond Congress, currently being leveraged across the country in 50% of U.S. Governors' offices and more than 100 federal, state, and local government agencies. Serving this diverse clientele has allowed us to grow from a simple CRM to a comprehensive digital solution that can be customized to fit any organization's individual needs. Here are five examples of how IQ is meeting the needs of other offices or agencies and new ways it may be able to serve yours as well.
It's so easy to get caught up in posting on social media regularly, that we often forget the most important part of maintaining a social media presence: tracking analytics. Although it may sound daunting, monitoring your social media analytics is actually easier than ever thanks to the IQ Social Media Center. Instead of logging into each of your office's social media accounts individually to record and compare analytics, IQ pulls all of that data for you--all you need to know is how to interpret your analytics. So, here are a few terms that every social media manager should know.