Reports
Intelligent automation can be used for many tasks federal employees must spend hours to complete, particularly those involving paper forms and other written information.
The Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act of 2018 includes a requirement that each agency develop an evidence-building plan to guide its research and evaluation efforts. This plan is often referred to as a “learning agenda.”
by Dr. Rodney Scott, Eleanor Merton, Gurdeep Gill, Laura Goddeeris, Maya McKenzie, Richard C. Feiock, Robert Handfield, Sherri Greenberg, Tad McGalliard, Zachary S. Huitink
Wednesday, February 10, 2021
In fall 2020, the IBM Center for The Business of Government initiated a Challenge Grant Competition soliciting essays from academics and practitioners describing how government can best transform the way it works, operates, and delivers services to the public in light of the impact of this pandemic.
by Jane Wiseman
Wednesday, December 16, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has clearly demonstrated the importance and value of being able to share data quickly between levels of government.
In recent months, we’ve seen massive, record-breaking wildfires, a record-breaking number of hurricanes, and a punishing derecho in the Midwest. As climate change continues, we can only anticipate more in the months and years to come. But are localities prepared?
Agile software development features small, cross-functional, self-organizing teams that include customers working quickly to deliver solutions in increments that immediately provide value.
Distance work is already changing the paradigm for how we work. It allows employees to work virtually from anywhere in the world.
Using digital tech to respond to the environmental imperative.
Dr. Shark offers inspiring examples of how innovation leaders are adapting emerging intelligent automation technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing.
A perennial question about government involves how well agencies manage their mission.