5 Ways to Improve Government Training The 4 Pillars of Project Intelligence HR Tips and Tricks Building Better Conferences and Training Trending Topics Leadership Social Media Upcoming Events The Next Generation – Making Enterprise Architecture Matter and Work (9/17 2PM ET) Spreading the Word: Data-Driven Marketing for Government (9/18 2PM ET) How State and LocalRead… Read more »
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Communications & Citizen Engagement
Innovations That Matter: Engaging the Digital Citizen The Customer Service Playbook for Government What Civic Innovation Looks Like Today and Tomorrow Trending Topics Citizen Engagement Social Media Upcoming Events The Next Generation – Making Enterprise Architecture Matter and Work (9/17 2PM ET) Spreading the Word: Data-Driven Marketing for Government (9/18 2PM ET) How State andRead… Read more »
Careers
Maximizing Your Early Years- From Entry Level to SES What’s the Coolest Job in Gov? New GovLoop Series Trending Topics Acquisition Leadership Project Management Upcoming Events The Next Generation – Making Enterprise Architecture Matter and Work (9/17 2PM ET) Spreading the Word: Data-Driven Marketing for Government (9/18 2PM ET) How State and Local Government isRead… Read more »
Acquisition
How to Make Agile Work for You Government Innovation Success? RFP-EZ Launches Ask a Question Write a Post Blogs Discussions Jobs News Groups Loading blog posts… Loading discussions… Loading news items… Loading recent job postings… The Acquisition Council A partnership between private companies and the government GovLoop community who are focused onRead… Read more »
Technology
Innovations That Matter: Examining the Big Data Frontier 10 Ways To Improve Federal Technology Trending Topics BYOD Digital Government Strategy Cyber Security Analytics GIS Big Data Mobile Upcoming Events The Next Generation – Making Enterprise Architecture Matter and Work (9/17 2PM ET) Spreading the Word: Data-Driven Marketing for Government (9/18 2PM ET) How State andRead… Read more »
7 Habits Of Unsuccessful Elected Officials
In January elected officials are sworn into office to begin their terms as village board members on up to the highest public offices. New terms of office always start with such promise but many political leaders fail in their efforts. Eight years ago Sydney Finkelstein a professor of Management at the Tuck School of BusinessRead… Read more »
Unlocking Creative Potential – A Neuroscience Approach
Sandy Cormack, a personal and organizational consultant, continues with his installments of Unlocking Creative Potential. He uses a neuroscience-based approach to team building, leadership development, creativity and innovation, change management, and business strategy development. As my regular readers know, I am a big fan of looking at various ways learning takes place, when and howRead… Read more »
Top 3 Predictions for Government in 2012
Over the last couple weeks, my colleagues and I have looked back on 2011 to tease out several “Top 5s” on GovLoop and beyond. Since we’ve largely captured the past, I’d like to take a peek at the future and offer a few predictions for 2012. 1. It All Stalls Down: If you’ve been inRead… Read more »
As law enforcement moves to cloud, security concerns loom large
Government agencies at all levels are examining how to use cloud services as a means of upgrading their systems while maximizing value. Moving to cloud can allow agencies to condense sprawling IT systems, offer more mobility options and manage legacy systems. However, along with all of this convenience comes a significant security headache. Many agenciesRead… Read more »
Are Reverse Auctions A Way For Government To Save Money?
New York State through law and regulations imposes procurement requirements that local governments must abide by. One of the recommendations of Governor Cuomo’s Mandate Relief Redesign Team is to allow local governments to conduct reverse auctions electronically. As I was not familiar with utilizing reverse auctions in government, I did some research into the topic.Read… Read more »