OpenGov Corp Flashcards
Name four ways Gov accounting is different than Private Sector accounting?
Gov:
- Service is driving force (profit is driving force)
- No ownership (Someone owns the company)
- Budget has the force of law (Budget is a guideline/goal)
- Has multiple funds w/ different rules (no equivalent to fund accounting).
Name all five of OpenGov’s services
- Budgeting and Planning (B&P)
- Financials (FIN)
- Citizen Services (CIT)
- Reporting & Transparency
- Procurement (PRO)
Name OpenGov’s top 4 differentiators
1) Focused on Gov only, Cloud only
2) Services are connected and collaborative solutions
3) Responsive, expert support
4) Industry-leading Reporting & Transparency Platform and Budgeting and Planning
What are the 4 foundational impacts these value drives have?
1) 50% less time spent on budget
2) 80% less time spent on reporting
3) 20% fewer info requests (FOIA)
4) >1% of budget freed for strategic initiatives
Approx. how many local governments are there in the US? How many are Special Districts? Cities?
Total: 90,000
Spec. Dist: 38,266
Cities: 19,500
Name the 6 types of local governments
City Special Gov State School Districts County Township
Name 4 challenges that face local governments currently
- Aging workforce
- Constrained budgets
- Rising citizen expectations
- Outdated Tech-
What does ARR stand for and how does OpenGov’s breakdown?
Annual Reoccurring Revenue: a key metric used by SaaS or subscription businesses that have term subscription agreements, meaning there is a defined contract length. It is defined as the value of the contracted recurring revenue components of your term subscriptions normalized to a one-year period.
Municipality 56% County 21% State 18% Special District 2% School District 2%
What do the following stand for? TAM, PMF, ICP
- Total addressable market (-Who buys ERP software)
- Product Market Fit (who we build for)
- Ideal Customer Profile (who we target)
Which positions are the most common champion of OpenGov
1) Finance Director
2) IT Leader