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The IBM Center is releasing an update to its 2009 The Operator’s Manual for the New Administration for the use of new executives in the federal government. This updated chapter on people reflects advances based on extensive practical research published by the Center since 2009 on changes, challenges, and opportunities surrounding the workplace, the nature of work, and the workforce charged with performing the activities of government.
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Public Service Recognition Week recognizes a lot of hidden talent across the government. But is that talent always...
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Missions and Programs; Collaboration: Networks and Partnerships; Strategic Thinking; Leadership; Innovation ...
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Two years ago this summer, the Bush Administration unveiled its governmentwide management improvement plan, the President’s Management Agenda, and put the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in charge of it.
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This issue includes the article "Four Trends Transforming Government;" a conversation with Honorable Tom Davis, Chair, House Committee on Government Reform; the management article "Taking Management Seriously:
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During the 1980s, New York City mayor Ed Koch was renown for wandering the streets asking citizens the simple question: “How am I doing?” Now, the Comptroller General of the United States thinks that maybe we as a Nation need to ask that simple, but powerful, question.
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There’s been slow, but steady improvements in performance reporting at all levels of government over the past decade, but now I’ve seen Nirvana. And as a result, I’m even more adamant about what needs to happen in government performance reporting.
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