Reports
The federal government faces an estimated annual structural budget deficit of $500 billion –700 billion. Deficits of this magnitude represent a major threat to the economic health of the nation.
In this report, Mills examines three Federal Aviation Administration programs in which government and industry work together to identify safety hazards by using voluntary regulatory partnership programs.
How can headquarters encourage collaboration on the front line with community-level stakeholders?
This use of new approaches to public-private partnerships is applicable to all government organizations, not just food safety agencies.
Professor Handfield uses the H1N1 pandemic threat as an illustrative example of how the federal and state governments need to evaluate their supply chain capabilities in preparation for national emergencies.
by David H. Schanzer, Dr. Karen Hardy, James A Bailey, Joe Eyerman, Sirkka L. Jarvenpaa, Thomas H. Davenport
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
At a time of shrinking budgets and increasing expectations to do more with less, making better decisions based on informed judgment has taken on even more significance for both private sector and government organizations.
EVM is a powerful methodology that gives stakeholders the ability to visualize a project’s status at various points during the project life cycle.
Tech Tuesday explores innovative city programs that are mapping health, traffic and development information, and changing the way people interact with local government.
This video provides an overview of Professor Ganapati's report on the evolution of the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in government, with a focus on the use of GIS by local government.
This new report provides a timely update on what has happened to Project Deepwater since 2008, as it has transitioned to the U.S. Coast Guard itself serving as the lead system integrator (LSI), rather than a government contractor serving in that role.