Agency performance suffers when employees are too fearful to try new ways of doing things, writes Steve Kelman.
A recent book identifies eight guiding principles for fostering collaboration between organizations, writes IBM’s John Kamensky.
Fiscal pressures provide CIOs with an opportunity to prove their value, writes Alan Balutis.
When it comes to motivating employees, studies show that the messenger matters as much as the message, writes Steve Kelman.
"Transforming American Governance: Rebooting the Public Square" describes the challenges and changes that are shaping a new kind of governance.
Better communication and transparency in the procurement process could head off a lot of protests.
Cybersecurity is too important an issue to become a victim of partisan bickering.
Research shows that groundbreaking ideas are more likely to come from people working on the fringe, writes FCW columnist Steve Kelman.
Technology is too important a topic for lawmakers to plead ignorance.
The increasingly complicated issues facing agencies are not a good fit for short-term appointees, writes Cisco's Alan Balutis.
In a recent study, columnist Steve Kelman found that the best performance comes from a mix of hard and soft management styles.
The Defense Authorization bill makes it even more important for federal acquisition officials to learn how to craft sound cloud procurements.