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.
OPM’s online jobs system is proving to be more expensive and less efficient than private-sector offerings, writes Adam Davidson, a former Oracle executive.
Agencies should develop service-level agreements that address more than system uptime.
The budget battles of 2011 made it clear that the federal government needs to align its workforce with its mission.
The Defense Department has demonstrated the feasibility and benefits of public/private partnerships on cybersecurity, three experts write.
Think the so-called supercommittee failed? Columnist Alan Balutis says you should think again.
Three biases often make it difficult for leaders to reach a consensus, writes Decision Lens' Kevin Connor.
Focusing attention on activities that truly drive workforce productivity allows managers to spend more time doing the things that count, writes Adam Cole of the Corporate Executive Board.
Inventory management efforts can help agencies save money in numerous ways, writes Christopher Stacy, a senior associate at Pace Harmon.
President Obama's Nov. 9 executive order has a clear intent: To limit the number of IT devices.