How to Speak the Language of Leading
Communication is one of the most important aspects of leading. Great leaders must be sure they are speaking the same language as their employees. Learn how to ensure others understand what you are communicating.
3 Ways to Better Leverage Data at Your Agency
Government’s data has the potential for tremendous, life-changing insight, successfully leveraging it means creating a culture that is open and transparent.
Putting the ‘U’ in User Experiences in Government
User experience in government isn’t just about tech – it refers to how easy or difficult it is for government employees to get their job done.
How Hybrid Cloud Can Be the Key to Digital Transformation
How hybrid cloud services and a hybrid cloud strategy can help agencies address rising IT costs, security regulations, and increasing constituent demands while integrating with their existing systems.
A Tale of Two Tables: Bridging the Gap
Talking to two groups of community at different locations and seeing the results.
Playing the Cybersecurity Game With IT Controls
IT controls consist of the procedures and policies that help ensure that technologies are being used for their intended purposes in a reasonable manner.
The First Step to IT Modernization: Putting Progress Ahead of Process
Several employees across different levels of government suggested one of those primary departments that proves to be a roadblock is IT.
How Colorado is Crafting New User Experiences
MyColorado offers all of Colorado’s offical state services in one application that citizens can conveniently use on their mobile devices.
You Should Hire People Who Disagree With You
It takes courage to hire folks who disagree with you. It sounds crazy, but the proof of value is there.
3 Basic Math Concepts Every Government Leader Must Know
Understanding the underlying “shape” of the data must be a first step for any policymaker, government leader, or executive. When it comes to crafting new laws that potentially impact millions, a little basic math goes a long way.