Reports
The authors of this report undertook a series of confidential interviews with staff in three institutions to gather candid insights.
This report examines a dozen cities across the United States that have award-winning reputations for using innovation and technology to improve the services they provide to their residents.
This report presents five strategies that organizations can follow to change their culture by moving toward data-driven decision making.
by Dan Chenok
Sunday, March 1, 2015
A decade from now, how will the government's responsibilities and processes differ?
Recent events demonstrate that global cyber activity is becoming ever-more prevalent as an issue for governments to address.
This report examines the literature on interorganizational networks that has evolved over the past decade, which has been written from the perspective of a wide range of academic disciplines, such as sociology, business management, public administration,
Participatory budgeting is an innovation in direct citizen participation in government decision-making that began 25 years ago in a town in Brazil.
We aim to produce research and analysis that helps government leaders respond more effectively to their mission and management challenges.
Governments here and around the world face constant pressures to do more with less, and these pressures are likely to grow over the next several years.