Lessons Learned from a New Millennial Manager
Learn what this state and local govie has to say about becoming a millennial manager.
4 Questions for Self-Assessments
Struggle identifying your accomplishments during your performance review? Check out these four pieces of advice.
How to Improve Legacy Systems With Open Source
Whether you want to provide greater value to your customers, or lower the cost of operation, modernizing solves these issues. But where do you start? Here are some viable options that should be considered, including potential costs and benefits.
Millennial Spotlight: Fostering Public-Private Partnerships
Learn how this millennial is helping to foster collaboration between public and private sectors.
4 Types of Questions for Better Brainstorming
Ever been in a brainstorming meeting that seemed to go nowhere or not include all voices? Beat brainstorming pitfalls by focusing the conversation on these four types of questions.
Why We Should All Provide Feedback Through Coaching
Feedback is a difficult concept to employ as a new manager. No one likes to be the bearer of bad news, as indicated by a study that ranked the top challenges faced by managers. To complicate matters, managers are expected to provide individualized feedback to a diverse team to maintain momentum and keep everyone on… Read more »
4 Must-Read Articles About Women in May
With the new administration well under way to making reforms and budgeting for the future, it can be overwhelming to track who is being most impacted by what. What’s changing for the better? Who is worse off than they were before? For women especially, those questions are complex because there are so many different issues… Read more »
How Nebraska is Driving Change in IT Consolidation
In this interview with Nebraska CIO, Ed Toner, learn how the state is saving costs and driving efficiencies by using hybrid centralization to consolidate IT.
When It Comes to Tech, One Size Doesn’t Fit All
Generational diversity among our citizens has never been greater and we, as govies, are tasked with providing services to every one of them. When it comes to tech, one size doesn’t fit all and it’s our job to ensure we don’t exclude anyone.
Using Knowledge Management for Better Government Services
Citizens now expect the same types of services from government agencies as they do from their banks, favorite stores and other businesses. Agencies must treat their constituents as longterm customers by keeping up with trends in communication, technology and mobile connectivity. Learn how knowledge management strategies and tools can help.