How to better manage documents, records and business processes?
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CB2: QR Codes for Crisis Response
What is that goofy-looking barcode to your right, you ask? It’s called a QR (Quick Response) Code and it can store over 4,000 alphanumeric characters in this two dimensional black and white image. Think of it as a cryptogram or cipher readable by mobile devices. The one displayed here for instance actually reads, “GovLoop isRead… Read more »
8 Reasons You Need a Strategy for Managing Information…Before it’s too late
8 Reasons You Need a Strategy for Managing Information…Before it’s too late View more presentations from Atle Skjekkeland.
Yes We Can (Compare Apples to Oranges)!
Six months ago — in internet-time, “the Late Pleistocene” back when Google Wave roamed the Earth — people were decrying the immature state of Gov 2.0. In mid-March, Matt Rosenberg wrote an article for Social Capital Review responding to a post by Mark Drapeau that called for apps based on government data that had actualRead… Read more »
Foursquare and Geotagging for Political Campaigns as part of New Media Strategy
This is a quick run down of how we used Foursquare during a political campaign. One effort to create a Where in the World (ward in our case) is the Candidate effect. Using the app, we “checked in” to various locations among the campaign trail. This was most effective after having built up a substantialRead… Read more »
50+ government Twitter and social media directories
ince launching nearly two years ago, the GovTwit social media directory has grown dramatically. It is not only one of the oldest such directories, but perhaps the largest hand-curated list of government Twitter accounts worldwide. It’s certainly not the only directory out there, however. I’ve recently come across a number of new sites collecting governmentRead… Read more »
What is holding back paperless government?
I have two questions for you: Why can’t I send an electronic message to a mailing address? Why can I get my credit card statement and my mortgage statement electronically, but I can only get my Social Security Statement and County Taxes in the mail? If I know where you live, I can send youRead… Read more »
So…brilliant Govloopians: who do you think needs to know about this cool green project?
Howdy, Govloopians: I just posted a link to this very cool green office renovation-going-for-LEED-green project going on at 26 Federal Plaza in New York City, spearheaded by GSA. http://go.usa.gov/c82 (edited now so you can actually go to it! :)) I am a green nerd, and I also am a contractor working on GSA content, soRead… Read more »
New Customers
Many businesses are looking for new customers. They observe buyers are squeezing margins, new competitors are taking accounts. Yesterday, I was asked if a federal government reverse auction was “fair?” Fair? Google went public with a reverse auction. It’s not about fair, the question is does it work? Much of the new competition comes fromRead… Read more »
ANALYZE THIS!
Here’s the scenario: John thinks he deserves to be promoted because he says he’s doing the same job as Steve. John & Steve were hired on the same day and their jobs are assigned to the same series but Steve is a higher grade level than John so Steve is making more money than John.Read… Read more »