Reports
by Ines Mergel
Monday, June 9, 2014
This new report addresses the key question of how government should measure the impact of its social media use.
Job growth in the science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medical (STEMM) professions is anticipated to increase faster than the supply of students studying in these fields.
The federal government has developed increasingly sophisticated approaches to addressing emergencies and crises.
by John Whitley
Monday, April 28, 2014
For years, good government observers have called for the use of performance information in the budgeting process to better inform decisions.
Professor Borins has found that innovation is alive and well and persisting at all levels of government in the United States.
Goldberg and Neiman analyze the financial experiences of California local governments from 2007 to 2013 and present findings and recommendations for managing at the local level given budget constraints.
Big data is an evolving concept that refers to the growth of data and how it is used to optimize business processes, create customer value, and mitigate risks.
Agile delivery approaches support the federal government’s goals of doing more with less and improving the agency’s ability to manage their budgets and delivery dates.
The authors present four roles that citizens can play in the co-creation of public services.
The authors present eight significant actions that the federal government can take to improve the federal acquisition process.