COMMENTARY | In spite of important reform efforts and legislation, our government still faces problems in managing and implementing major programs and systems modernizations.
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Alan P. Balutis and Gazelle Hashemian
By
Alan P. Balutis and Gazelle Hashemian
Federal reform efforts keep repeating the same pattern. Tennessee offers a different model
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GSA publishes ‘Elimination, Optimization and Automation’ playbook for government agencies
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The current approach is not a technology strategy. It is the absence of one.
COMMENTARY | A federal Pay Agent report and Tennessee’s civil service overhaul highlight a familiar problem: reform depends less…
COMMENTARY | Though both political parties view the General Schedule as a problem, they have totally different reasons, creating…
The Questions Every PMO Should Ask Before Fixing Anything Most troubled programs don't fail because...
COMMENTARY | The agencies that prepare their digital house first will get the productivity gains.
