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Government’s Underappreciated Resource
Posted By: Stephen Goldsmith | February 22, 2012
Citizen volunteers, properly deployed, can extend government’s reach quickly and effectively.
Categories: Networked Government

The Big Picture on Spending
Posted By: | February 22, 2012
The federal budget gets all the attention, but it's just part of the story.
Categories: Networked Government

Government’s Data Detectives
Posted By: Jonathan D. Breul, John M. Kamensky | February 16, 2012
They are a growing corps, providing sophisticated analysis of the information governments collect to help leaders make better decisions.
Categories: Innovation by Design

The Unasked Political Question
Posted By: | February 15, 2012
The one thing we most need to know about candidates for public office is how they will lead.
Categories: Management and HR

Golden Rules for Transforming Human Services
Posted By: Julie Booth | February 14, 2012
Times are tough, but that can be an opportunity for finding better ways to deliver the services people need more than ever.
Categories: Innovation by Design
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Transit and the Power of ‘No’
Posted By: Charles Chieppo | February 9, 2012
We are expanding our transit systems faster than we can pay for them.
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New Pensions for New Times
Posted By: Charles Chieppo | February 8, 2012
Traditional defined-benefit state retirement plans no longer are sustainable. Arguments that alternatives are unfair don’t hold water.
Categories: Management and HR
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A Model for Results
Posted By: | February 8, 2012
"Logic models" aren't a perfect solution, but they can be a useful tool to help governments get the outcomes they want.
Categories: Innovation by Design

Can Fiscal Sanity Be Mandated?
Posted By: Charles Chieppo | February 2, 2012
California may be about to find out, if an initiative that’s breathtaking in scope gets onto the ballot.
Categories: State
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Putting Results First
Posted By: | February 1, 2012
Done properly, cost/benefit analysis can help governments make better decisions.
Categories: State

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