B&G Report
- When Social Media Works Best, The Illinois Outlier, And Bankruptcy Boogeymen
- Plus: Good News for Counties, And More Management News
- 1 Comments
- Making the Case for Tax Incentives, Slowing Health Spending, and The Price of a Life
- Plus: A Small Victory for Detroit, And More Management News
- 8 Comments
- Obstinate Outliers, GPS Trackers and Insufficient Audits
- Plus: Recommended reading, short-term thinking and more management news
- 5 Comments
- Working for Big Brother, Performance in Portland, And the Cash Myth
- Plus: Giving oversight some teeth, looking at some pretty graphics, and more management news
- 2 Comments
- Cutting Medicaid Costs, The Problem With Vision, And Scary Thoughts on Schools
- Plus: Manager must-reads, the importance of good data, and more management news
- Why The Public Distrusts Government, The 'Best' Performance Measures, And More
- Plus: measuring student achievement, balancing state budgets, and more management news.
- 9 Comments
- Getting Citizens to Care, Fixing Civics Education, And How Government is Like a Hockey Puck
- Plus: The cost of rules, how bikes saves lives, and more management news.
- 7 Comments
- Unruly Rules, Preaching Against Government Waste, And Legislating Inoculations
- Plus: City Budget Cuts, Stimulus Strains, And More Management News
- 5 Comments
- Grading on a Curve, Setting Goals in Public, And Cutting for Tax Cuts
- Plus: A New Budget Gimmick, And More Management News
- 1 Comments
- Workplace Stress, When Innovations Fail, And Technology Etiquette
- Plus: Payday Fraud, Citizen-Driven Budgeting, and More Management News
- Hospital Errors, Public/Private Partnerships and Flexibility on Vacation Time
- Plus: Performance evaluations, the challenge of cell phones and government, and more management news.
- A Snitch in Time
- Plus: The power of comfort, Florida's liquor-lag, and more.
- 1 Comments
- Tethered by Technology?
- A handful of B&G Report readers speak out about the positives and negatives of devices that allow them to stay in touch with their work around the clock.
- 3 Comments
- Half-a-Billion in Waste?
- Plus: Making Commissions Useful, Counting Contracts, And More
- 3 Comments
- The Stimulus Scare
- Plus: Health Care Misconceptions, Performance Management Uncertainties, And More
- 2 Comments
- Most Viewed
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- Atheist Treasurers Not Allowed, the Merits of Revenue-Raising, and How Neb. Wound up with a Unicameral Legislature
- Sick Time for Overtime: Public-Sector Officials Weigh In
- A Gift List for Managers
- Iowa's Generous Employee Benefits, Winning Audits, and the Side Effect of Furloughs
- When Spending Really Is Out of Control
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- Odd License Requirements, How Oklahoma City Lost 1M Pounds, and New Government Jargon
"The "value" of private sector experience is often overstated. It is elected..." - Atheist Treasurers Not Allowed, the Merits of Revenue-Raising, and How Neb. Wound up with a Unicameral Legislature
"My blood pressure was fine ‘till I hit the line “an aversion to sharing data..."
- Odd License Requirements, How Oklahoma City Lost 1M Pounds, and New Government Jargon
Events & Webinars
- High-Performance Government - Building "Better, Faster, Cheaper"
- June 20, 2013
- Nationally, six straight years of revenue declines have put enormous pressure on state and local governments, nevertheless, some are thriving. Standard & Poor's, the credit-rating agency, reports that it issued more bond upgrades than downgrades in 2012.
- Health Care Reform is Here: Are You Ready for the Rush?
- June 27, 2013
- The Medicaid expansion and the Affordable Care Act are in full swing. With the influx of people who will be applying for benefits and the ACA requirement for online enrollment, it is more important than ever to verify the identities of those accessing benefits up front.
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