Agencies Tap Into the Power of Open Source
Learn how agencies are turning to open source adoption to accomplish critical tasks and projects.
5 Steps to Building Resilience
To stay focused and adaptive to changing surroundings, resilient leaders develop “strong backs” of mental determination, grit and hardiness. They also cultivate “soft fronts” comprised of emotional intelligence and agility. If these qualities do not describe you right now, there is good news. Resiliency can be cultivated and strengthened.
Why Resiliency in Government Data Is More Important Than Ever
IT administrators might have once been able to think of a backup system as a spare tire – to be taken out and put to use whenever a primary system failed. But that’s no longer a practical approach, for a variety of reasons.
Meet the Govie Increasing Access to Public Housing
This govie is ensuring that low-income individuals have equal access to housing.
10 Tips for Briefing Your Boss With Data
One of the mistakes people make is that the data steals the show, and it is left to tell its own story. Don’t fall victim to that trap. Check out these practical tips for leading data-drive briefings.
Fighting Fraud with Analytics: A Lesson from Brazil
Fighting fraud has never been easier.
8 Tips on Implementing IoT for Smart City Success
What you need to know about implementing IoT in your city.
Breaking News: I’ve Fixed Email
If it weren’t for e-mail, society as a whole surely would not be as productive as it is in this day and age. We can converse with co-workers, peers and colleagues in (almost) real time, regardless of their proximity – two offices away or two time zones away. That’s pretty great, right? Anyone?
How to Use Systems Thinking to Solve Tough Problems and Get Stuff Done
Leveraging systems thinking can help solve some tricky problems.
When Tragedy Strikes – Who Takes the Blame?
On September 11, 2001 Virginia Buckingham was serving as the CEO of Logan Airport and was subsequently blamed for the attacks launched there. For the past sixteen years, Buckingham has worked to shed light on both the personal and broader implications of scapegoating in our culture and provide insights on building resilience.