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.
King Cloud Eats Kent Dorfman
What you need to know about choosing a cloud service provider.
How to Embrace a Culture of Change
Learn what it takes to be a change agent and how your agency can embrace an evolving work environment.
How Public Health Levels the Playing Field of Opportunity
Dr. Leana Wen, Commissioner of Health for the city of Baltimore and soon-to-be mom, argues that the currency of inequality is years of life and that public servants must lead with compassion and urgency to level the playing field of inequality.
Introduction To The 5 Immutable Principles Of Project Success
Increasing the probability of project success starts with applied five immutable principles.
What You Need to Know About Credit for Military Service
This article discusses why and how Veterans can buy military service toward their Federal Employee Retirement System (FERS) with special guidance for Military Academy graduates.
The GIS Whisperer: Connecting GIS Professionals and Government Executives
Bridging the gap between GIS practitioners and government officials doesn’t have to be a challenge.