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Government Innovation Teams and the Need for Business-Model Clarity
Posted By: Ben Weinryb Grohsgal | 5 Days Ago
For these teams to have impact, departments need to know just what they can do for them and how they do it.
Categories: Innovation by Design

How Some Cities Are Creating Permanent Pipelines of Innovation
Posted By: Stephen Goldsmith | July 3, 2013
Some cities are finding ways to create the urgency and political will to produce permanent pipelines of innovation.
Categories: Innovation by Design

How Going 'Lean' Fattened the Washington State Lottery's Payoff
Posted By: John M. Bernard | May 29, 2013
A team at the Washington state lottery found a way to better adapt to retailers' needs. The result was a big boost in sales.
Categories: Innovation by Design
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When Data Drives Innovation
Posted By: Stephen Goldsmith | May 1, 2013
Many of the top entrants for Innovations Awards demonstrate that technology applied creatively can shift governments from reactive service delivery to prescriptive solutions.
Categories: Innovation by Design
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A Few Hundred Innovative Ideas for Urban Governance
Posted By: Ben Weinryb Grohsgal | March 27, 2013
The five winners of the Mayors Challenge are the cream of a bounteous crop.
Categories: Innovation by Design

The Very Busy Process of Delivering Innovation
Posted By: Neil Kleiman | March 26, 2013
From brainstorming to "ideation" to troubleshooting, a city's Innovation Delivery Team has to cover a lot of ground--and do it quickly.
Categories: Innovation by Design
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Giving Public Workers the Tools for Efficiency
Posted By: Charles Chieppo | February 6, 2013
Instead of outside experts, Denver's mayor is relying on city employees to find savings and deliver better services. The results so far are promising.
Categories: Innovation by Design
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What Darwin Can Teach Government
Posted By: Emily Malina, Kara Shuler | January 24, 2013
'Positive deviants' within a workforce can be the key to solving tough problems.
Categories: Innovation by Design
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Kansas City, Google and the Leveraging of Public Value
Posted By: Stephen Goldsmith | December 19, 2012
To Mayor Sly James, the first-in-the-nation Google Fiber project is about a lot more than blazing-fast broadband.
Categories: Innovation by Design
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The Skills an Innovation Team Really Needs
Posted By: Neil Kleiman | December 11, 2012
The people staffing five cities' Innovation Delivery Teams aren't necessarily experts in the subjects the cities are working on. They are focused more on the "how" than on the "what."
Categories: Innovation by Design
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