Why Your Contractors Need Your Help (and Why You Should Care)
Meeting compliance requirements can challenge small businesses without on-staff expertise. Here are three things you can do to help.
What Does Your Conscience Say? Be Your Own Jiminy Cricket
Is there a way to practice political savvy and remain true to our ethics and morals? As we encounter situations, we must understand it is not an either/or.
5 Ways Agencies Can Enhance the Citizen Experience With Low-Code
Taking notice of increasing consumer expectations, government agencies are following suit, resolving to focus on citizen experiences to build transparency, accountability and trust.
Incident Response – Why Government Should Plan and Practice Its InfoSec Readiness
Does your government agency have an incident response plan? If so, how often do you review it or ideally practice it? Let’s review some of the obvious and some of the less well-known benefits of prioritizing the planning and testing of IR plans.
Reflections on a Dream: Honoring the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Dr. King famously said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is what are you doing for others?” It is this quote that I believe epitomizes Dr. King’s legacy and also speaks to who we are as public servants.
Answer the Call to Serve: Volunteer
Do you have a calling to serve? There are so many ways to get involved as a volunteer, even for those who are pressed for time.
Sage Advice for Surviving Major Workplace Transitions
Change can be difficult, but it is also inevitable. Here is some advice for being prepared to embrace change and thrive in your new circumstances.
Part 1: Common Tech Pitfalls on Government Teams
In the first of a two-part series, get a brief overview of three tech concepts and some of the common pitfalls encountered when implementing them.
Technology Challenges In Rural America
The technology challenges in rural America are real, but there are measures that can be taken to proactively address these concerns.
Understanding the Power of Advocacy, Professionally and Personally
Those of us who advocate for constituents in our professional lives can find ourselves becoming advocates for people in our personal lives.