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The Games of Government
Posted By: John M. Kamensky | April 1, 2013
By using video games to engage citizens in improving their communities, governments can tap into a powerful force: fun.
Categories: Technology
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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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How Bad Is Our Infrastructure, Really?
Posted By: Charles Chieppo | March 21, 2013
There's no doubt that we should be spending more on our roads and bridges and water systems. But what's more important is how we spend it.
Categories: Better, Faster, Cheaper
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Building a Culture of Efficiency in Government
Posted By: Stephen Goldsmith | March 20, 2013
Small savings can add up to real money--and better services.
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When Public-Private Partnerships Are a Bad Idea
Posted By: Charles Chieppo | March 13, 2013
They can bring big benefits, but only when combined with fiscal responsibility.
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When Citizens Deliver Services to Themselves
Posted By: John M. Kamensky | March 11, 2013
Technology is enabling citizens to be engaged as never before in designing policies and providing the services their communities need.
Categories: Technology
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The Game-Changing Potential of Universal Preschool
Posted By: Charles Chieppo | March 6, 2013
Done right, it can save a lot of money in the long run, and it can benefit not only poor students but their communities as well.
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Maximizing the Value of Infrastructure
Posted By: Stephen Goldsmith | March 5, 2013
To realize the most long-term value, governments must take a sensible approach to asset management.
Categories: Green and Lean

A Mobile Boost for Human Services
Posted By: William D. Eggers | February 25, 2013
Smartphones and laptops not only can boost caseworkers' efficiency but also can enable them to spend more time where they are most needed: in the field.
Categories: Technology
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