Reports
by Ines Mergel
Monday, May 23, 2011
Dr. Mergel describes the managerial, cultural, behavioral, and technological issues that public managers face in starting and maintaining Wikis.
While all federal agencies have developed “open government plans,” many managers find themselves unfamiliar with what tactics and tools work best, under different scenarios.
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Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Congress recently passed – and President Obama just signed -- legislation updating the 18-year-old Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA).
The U.S. workplace is "undergoing a significant transition that presents unchartered territory and tremendous opportunity."
by Jack Meyer
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Now that health care reform has been enacted, people have begun working on the details of implementing the new law.
This report studies the collection systems of five different European countries and gives an overview of the lessons learned from the different practices adopted in this field.
The report addresses how the human factor in information security has been the weak link in a much interconnected chain.
This report identifies the necessary conditions, capacities, organizational models, and experiences that drive successful collaborative ventures resulting in cleaner water, air, and land.
by Jack Meyer
Monday, February 14, 2011
This Implementation Brief focuses on the process of identifying eligible enrollees and presents six promising practices for enrolling more people.
The use of prizes and awards is a visible element of the Obama Administration’s efforts to promote innovation in government.