Features

• Radical Renewal
• By: Josh Goodman

• Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak loves economic development. He just wants to do it his way.

• Minding the Detailers
• By: John Buntin

• Drug companies spend $23 billion a year marketing pharmaceuticals to America's doctors. More and more states are challenging them.

• A Break in the Levy
• By: Penelope Lemov

• Property tax revenue has kept localities solvent in many a recession. It won't happen this time.

• Code Green
• By: Zach Patton

• New building mandates aim to give city skylines a smaller carbon footprint.

• The Millennial in the Cubicle
• By: Jonathan Walters

• A new generation of workers expects unfettered access to technology tools. They may end up changing the way governments operate.

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• By: Jonathan Walters

Up Front

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• By: Jonathan Walters

• A Time for Strings
• By: Donald F. Kettl
• We need to stimulate state and local economies. We also need to keep close watch on what we're stimulating.

The Business of Government

• The Wisdom of Crowds
• By: Ellen Perlman
• A CIO looks to the public to take city data and turn them into quick, nimble and useful software programs.

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• By: Ellen Perlman

• A Road by Any Other Name
• By: Alex Marshall
• Infrastructure is a vital concept. If only we could call it something else.

Training Opportunities

• Outsmarting the Social Services Fraudster
• Learn how IBM InfoSphere Identity Insight helps social services organizations reduce time and labor for caseload management, comply with new regulations fast and cost-efficiently and identify fraudulent behavior rapidly to stop it before it occurs.
• A Safer Public Through Advanced Analytics
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• Accelerating Economic Growth and Vitality