Where’s the Mobility? In the Cloud
By fully using cloud and mobility services, organizations prepare for the next phase of government operations and take advantage of all that technology has to offer.
Posts By Korey Lane
The Balancing Act of Creating a Sustainable Community
Don’t get too bogged down by the ways of the past, but don’t try to start all over when implementing a sustainable mindset in your community. It really is all about balance, and using the tools that are out there to improve your city’s capabilities.
Can Government Operate as a Startup? 18F Thinks So
18F proves that the government can function with a startup mentality. In fact, that type of culture may be necessary to continuously improve government operations — despite the inevitable growing pains that all startups face.
Meet GovLoop’s New Featured Bloggers!
Read on to meet the new GovLoop Featured Bloggers, who will be posting once a week for the next three months.
How to Get Into the Digital Mindset
In order for government to deliver on digital, there has to be a complete shift of mindset.
Embracing the Digital Transformation at Your Agency
Because citizens are able to navigate consumer websites with such ease, they are beginning to expect the same quality of service when dealing with government agency’s digital platforms.
Why It Pays to Have a Side Hustle
We are the generation that will make it happen, no matter how many hours or cups of coffee it takes.
The Power of the Pantsuit in Government, Past and Present
So, why has one particular outfit gotten so much negative attention? We’re talking about the classic pantsuit. Historically speaking, any woman in government wearing a pantsuit is a relatively new phenomenon.
The Nitty Gritty of Government Compliance and Transparency
The Government today faces a slew of challenges, from trust issues to compliance and risk management. But what can help is a well-executed compliance system with public-sector records requests
Dear GovLoop: How Can I Be Taken Seriously as a Young Professional?
Have confidence in your knowledge, don’t be shy and maintain a professional attitude. Most of all, though, take your job seriously!