Trace3 teams up with Clark County in support of efforts to deliver AI-driven, connected services that enhance resident experiences and foster community-focused innovation

As local governments grapple with ageing infrastructure and growing demands from their communities, Clark County is redefining public service delivery by embracing innovative technology.

By partnering with Trace3, Clark County stands as a model for how technology can be harnessed to drive meaningful, community-focused transformation.

At the heart of this collaboration is a shared vision: to deliver seamless, user-centric public services powered by data, AI and a deep commitment to community impact.

For Technical Account Manager Dave Linder, Trace3’ s approach begins with listening.

“ My role is to listen to our clients and provide them with value-driven solutions that allow our clients to understand what’ s possible through technology,” he explains.

This philosophy is central to Trace3’ s work with Clark County, where the focus is not just on deploying technology, but on understanding the county’ s three-to-five-year vision and aligning every initiative to that long-term goal.

Tech solutions with human impact

As a leading technology consultancy that empowers organisations to navigate rapid IT change through innovative solutions in AI, data, cloud and security, Trace3 sets out to lift and secure the lives of clients, employees, partners and communities, driving measurable value and business transformation through technology and community-first initiatives.

Its partnership with Clark County, which epitomises this mission, began roughly two years ago and has since flourished in a variety of ways.

Working with Clark County’ s CIO Bob Leek and his leadership, Dave sets out to carry out Bob’ s vision of government services evoking the same seamless experience as consumer voice shopping.