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Government Transformation

Election 2012 issues and insights

Just imagine: The hallmark issues of today may open the door to new ways of operating, collaborating, and serving citizens. The question isn’t whether or not your organization will be affected by these once in a generation shifts, but whether you will be out in front of them. Whether transformation unfolds through bursts of innovation or a disciplined path of improvement, government leaders are finding new ways to create opportunities, shape outcomes, and make the most of change.

Featured insights

Public sector, disrupted: How disruptive innovation can help government achieve more for less
Tap into the potential of disruptive innovation to help radically reduce public program costs without slashing services.
FedCloud: The future of the federal workforce
GovLab’s cloud workforce model answers some of the U.S. Federal workforce’s most pressing challenges.
A new era of state responsibility in health care
While state governments’ role as a payer is expanding, the most significant transformation is their overall role in the health care environment. Are you ready?
How to make state government a serial innovator
Read about the three fundamental issues needed to help government embrace and foster a culture of innovation.
Meeting Department of Defense's affordability mandate
Three steps to achieve the mandate through supply chain transformation.
Transforming the air transportation system
A business case for accelerating program transformation from ground-based communications and radar control to satellite-based navigation systems.