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Citizen Engagement

Building Sustainable Engagement at Your Agency

Sustainable engagement requires two prongs of customer service: meeting mission needs and meeting the end user’s needs. Learn how you can use this approach for better and more sustainable services and engagement at your agency.

November 7, 2016
Francesca El-Attrash
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Tags: Customer Service Guide 2016, DMI

Cybersecurity, Tech

Managing the Mounting Complexity of Critical Infrastructure

A primary responsibility of DHS is maintaining and securing the assets, systems, and networks comprising the 16 critical infrastructure sectors. That’s no easy task and it’s only getting more difficult.

November 7, 2016
Hannah Moss
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Tags: 16 sectors, critical infrastructure, dhs

Career, Human Resources

Know Your Facts: The Civil Service Reform Act

The 1978 Civil Service Reform Act affects the working lives of federal employees every day. It codified merit systems principles and created a framework to resolve disputes involving them—a structure that remains in place and continues to benefit federal employees like you. Here’s an introduction to the law.

November 7, 2016
Tony Reardon
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Tags: Civil Service, CSRA, featured blogger, merit system

Leadership

Becoming a Change Leader

For many in government, improving how things are done can seem like a daunting task. The barriers to change can seem insurmountable, but they do not have to be.

November 7, 2016
Tim Meyer
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Tags: Change Management, leadership

Career, Leadership

How Law and Rhetoric Can Inform Change Management

One method of avoiding conflicts and decreasing resistance which has achieved significant critical acclaim in recent years is Verbal Judo.

November 4, 2016
Dylan Mroszczyk-McDonald
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Tags: Change Management, communication, featured blogger, leadership

Citizen Engagement

Extreme Budget Makeover – Reframing Budget Communication

Regardless of whether you’re in the throes of budgeting, or you have a reprieve for another six months, here are a few guidelines to give your budget the makeover it needs to become more understandable and engaging to the public.

November 4, 2016
Kim Newcomer
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Tags: budget, communications, Engagement, featured blogger

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity and the Election: The Conversation We Need to Have

How can a group of individuals spread across the globe, working behind their personal computers, with no real budget, successfully take down organizations and governments with millions—sometimes billions—of dollars to spend on cybersecurity?

November 4, 2016
Mike Greaney
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Tags: #Cybersecurity, cyber attack, ddos, election, hacking, technology

North Carolina

Digital Government, State and Local

North Carolina’s Keys to Successful IT Modernization

North Carolina knows a thing or two about consolidation. Check out how they are doing so while ingraining innovation into the process.

November 4, 2016
Courtney Belme
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Tags: North Carolina, state and local, state and local spotlight

Cloud, Tech

One Step at a Time: Service Delivery With the Cloud

Because so much money has been put into maintaining those old systems, it can be hard to convince your superiors that cloud-based technology is actually more cost-efficient in the long run.

November 4, 2016
Korey Lane
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Tags: cloud, data, DOI, drupal, govloop, IBM, online training, technology

Career

Get Your Game Face On: Tips on Surviving Professional Conferences

After a recent trip as an exhibitor at a professional conference promoting the career opportunities for my organization, I gained some great insight into the conference life. Here are a few tips and suggestions for your next professional conference.

November 4, 2016
Kellen Sweny
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Tags: conference, development, Dos and Don'ts, featured blogger, Goals, how-to, Mission, plan, professional, research, Tips

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