The First and Busiest 311, Baltimore and New York City
Baltimore 311 may be the first to launch, but New York City 311 is by far the largest and busiest.
Census Bureau Uses AI to Curtail Data Imputations
Randall Knol, an IT specialist at the Census Bureau, explains how the agency is implementing AI to correct data imputations caused by human error.
Maximizing Acquisition Effectiveness: 3 Common Requirements Definition Pitfalls
To date, there has been minimal focus and attention on addressing the largest culprit of poor acquisition outcomes: inadequate requirements definition.
Let’s Get Fiscal
As we approach the end of the fiscal year for government, what are you doing to be proactive?
Best of USAJobs September 27
Welcome to GovLoop’s latest edition of our exciting federal employment opportunities for the week of September 27, 2019 on USAJobs.
New Hiring Pilot Could Help Agencies Find Qualified Candidates Faster
This approach could be particularly useful for technical roles that receive large numbers of applicants but also those that have a clear set of qualifications.
The Landscape of Government HR
Answering personnel management questions will be critical if the government is to excel in its missions and break free from overly bureaucratic processes in the 21st century.
No Left Turns
As government employees, we often generate more data than we know what to do with, and certainly more data than we routinely use.
Are You Recognizing Your Employees Enough?
Workplace recognition is a powerful tool. Each person responds to their preferred type of acknowledgment. Learn the different ways to recognize your employees.
A Preview of the Smart City of the Future
We’ve identified three mega trends that anyone interested in the future of cities should care about: data as a fuel for progress, intelligent experiences, and autonomous entities. Let’s explore each.