• More Than Social Networking
• Posted By: Stephen Goldsmith |   January 19, 2011
• Social media is about more than socializing. It is a powerful tool for government to empower and mobilize its citizens.
• Categories: Technology
• 1 Comments

• Social Media Boom and Bust
• Posted By: John O'Leary |   December 14, 2010
• Gov. 2.0 has led to some real enhancements. The focus on results must continue for Gov. 2.0 to deliver fully on its potential.
• Categories: Technology
• 2 Comments

• Free Your Data
• Posted By: John O'Leary |   December 8, 2010
• Evidence is mounting that unlocking your raw data is a great way to enhance public services at very little cost.
• Categories: Innovation by Design ,  Technology
• 1 Comments

• Silo Busting in NYC
• Posted By: Stephen Goldsmith |   October 25, 2010
• Creating a more efficient government first requires breaking open the internal silos that hamper collaboration and productivity.
• Categories: Technology
• 1 Comments

• Boston's Wicked Bus Applications
• Posted By: John O'Leary |   October 7, 2010
• This “wiki” approach of allowing outsiders to work out solutions to public problems is a growing trend in better, faster, cheaper government.
• Categories: Technology
• 1 Comments

• IT Cost Reduction Comes with Risk
• Posted By: John O'Leary |   August 31, 2010
• The fiscal situation and IT push within the Obama administration is sending a signal across all levels of government that a sea change is coming.
• Categories: Technology
• 2 Comments

• GIS Helps Citizens Co-Deliver Public Services
• Posted By: Jonathan D. Breul, John M. Kamensky |   June 26, 2010
• The ability of GIS to empower citizens to actively participate in the delivery of public services is growing.
• Categories: Technology

• Lessons from the Gusher in the Gulf
• Posted By: Stephen Goldsmith |   June 23, 2010
• As the damaged BP oil well continues to spew millions of gallons of crude into the Gulf of Mexico, these four lessons will challenge officials to rethink how risk is mitigated and regulated.
• Categories: Management and HR ,  Technology
• 5 Comments

• From Data to Transparency in D.C.
• Posted By: John O'Leary |   June 3, 2010
• The District of Columbia has emerged as a transparency leader.
• Categories: Technology

• Cybersecurity: Can States Keep a Secret?
• Posted By: Jonathan D. Breul, John M. Kamensky |   May 24, 2010
• Governments hold enormous amounts of personal, sensitive information from health records to rap sheets, from income taxes paid to welfare benefits received.
• Categories: State ,  Technology