The Persistence of Innovation in Government

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The Persistence of Innovation in Government: A Guide for Innovative Public Servantswww.businessofgovernment.orgKey Contact InformationTo contact the author:Sandford BorinsProfessor of Public ManagementUniversity of Toronto-ScarboroughDepartment of Management1265 Military TrailToronto, ON M1C 1A4, Canada(416) 386-0440e-mail: borins@utsc.utoronto.cablog: www.sandfordborins.com41
Reports fromFor a full listing of IBM Center publications, visit the Center’s website at www.businessofgovernment.org.Recent reports available on the website include:AcquisitionEight Actions to Improve Defense Acquisition by Jacques S. Gansler and William LucyshynA Guide for Agency Leaders on Federal Acquisition: Major Challenges Facing Government by Trevor L. BrownControlling Federal Spending by Managing the Long Tail of Procurement by David C. WyldCollaborating Across BoundariesEngaging Citizens in Co-Creation in Public Services: Lessons Learned and Best Practices by Satish Nambisan andPriya NambisanCoordinating for Results: Lessons from a Case Study of Interagency Coordination in Afghanistan byAndrea Strimling YodsampaCollaboration Between Government and Outreach Organizations: A Case Study of the Department of Veterans Affairsby Lael R. Keiser and Susan M. MillerUsing Crowdsourcing In Government by Daren C. BrabhamDeveloping Senior Executive Capabilities to Address National Priorities by Bruce T. Barkley, Sr.Beyond Citizen Engagement: Involving the Public in Co-Delivering Government Services by P. K. Kannan andAi-Mei ChangImplementing Cross-Agency Collaboration: A Guide for Federal Managers by Jane FountainImproving PerformanceIncident Reporting Systems: Lessons from the Federal Aviation Administration’s Air Traffic Organization byRussell W. MillsPredictive Policing: Preventing Crime with Data and Analytics by Jennifer BachnerThe New Federal Performance System: Implementing the GPRA Modernization Act by Donald MoynihanThe Costs of Budget Uncertainty: Analyzing the Impact of Late Appropriations by Philip G. JoyceUsing TechnologyCloudy with a Chance of Success: Contracting for the Cloud in Government by Shannon Howle Tufts and MeredithLeigh WeissFederal Ideation Programs: Challenges and Best Practices by Gwanhoo LeeRulemaking 2.0: Understanding and Getting Better Public Participation by Cynthia R. Farina and Mary J. NewhartThe Use of Data Visualization in Government by Genie StowersMitigating Risks in the Application of Cloud Computing in Law Enforcement by Paul WormeliChallenge.gov: Using Competitions and Awards to Spur Innovation by Kevin C. DesouzaWorking the Network: A Manager’s Guide for Using Twitter in Government by Ines Mergel
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