Reports
This report is the capstone of a series that our two organizations led over the past year, which convened leaders from allied, partnered, and U.S. militaries, governments, academia, and industry to envision and shape future strategic advantages through visualizing information operations.
With disruption now the norm rather than the exception, governments need to rethink business as usual and prepare for business as disrupted.
by Tony Scott
Thursday, March 23, 2023
Since the advent of the internet, criminal groups, hacktivists, and state-sponsored threat actors have put governments in the crosshairs of cybercrime.
The first months of a governor’s administration are much like the launching pad for a rocket ship: it sets the trajectory for the rest of the journey.
Federal agencies are increasingly employing secure and scalable cloud solutions to transform how the government operates, and how it provides effective and equitable digital public services.
Across many decades, obstacles to gainful employment have limited the ability of Black Americans and other people of color to obtain well-paying jobs that create wealth and contribute to health and well-being.
Government leaders today face serious, seemingly intractable public management issues that go to the core of effective governance and leadership.
In software development, agile techniques feature small, cross-functional, selforganizing teams that include customers working quickly to deliver solutions in increments that immediately provide value.
This report focuses on how leaders in Australia, one of the world’s largest and most diverse nations, are adapting their approach to delivering services effectively and efficiently, in an agile fashion that leverages digital technology and builds public trust.