While most of the IT community was Christmas shopping, the Obama administration unveiled a plan that could radically reshape IT acquisition. 12/23/2015
Steve Kelman considers what qualifies as good news in government. 12/22/2015
Government's success is enabled by using contracting practices that reward rather than discourage new ideas and approaches. 12/21/2015
Here are three steps for moving from static spreadsheets to truly dynamic tools that support decision-making and mission analysis. 12/18/2015
Steve Kelman applauds the Professional Services Council's new framework document -- and the organization's willingness to look beyond narrow member interests. 12/17/2015
Steve Kelman spotlights new research on the dynamics of group decision-making. 12/14/2015
Five principles for securing government information systems can help agencies better understand and manage risk. 12/11/2015
Steve Kelman calls on Anne Rung to eliminate the appeals process and make past performance ratings really matter. 12/10/2015
Steve Kelman continues his conversations on improvements that both government and industry can make. 12/03/2015
Cloud technology is reducing costs and enhancing agencies' focus on what to do with data instead of how to store or manage it. And that is only the beginning. 11/30/2015
Steve Kelman suggests management tactics that yield real results -- and can be implemented in any agency today. 11/30/2015
Application portfolio management is a vital component of agencies' efforts to do more with less while keeping the focus on achieving their mission. 11/24/2015
A focus on real-time analytics is necessary to gain a long-term information advantage over attackers. 11/23/2015
The New York Police Department's anti-terror unit is a great example of performance measurement and a willingness to reinvent, Steve Kelman notes. 11/23/2015
Steve Kelman continues the conversation on fixing government acquisition. 11/20/2015
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