Dan Chenok

Political vs. career: Role of CIO remains unsettled

The number of agency chief information officers who are political appointees will drop by one when HUD moves its technology leader back to a career position.

Reporter's Notebook

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How governments can better prepare for supply chain disruptions

Acquisition

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Got thoughts on how to manage in the government? There’s a contest for that

Agency Oversight

Accelerating Government with ACT-IAC – Episode 13 – Cybersecurity Education & Shared Services

Accelerating Government

Karen Evans and Daniel Chenok, National Academy of Public Administration, NAPA

DHS asked for advice on the cyber workforce, and it certainly got some

Cybersecurity

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ACT-IAC Accelerating Government Episode 4: Agile Government

Accelerating Government

Transforming the business of government: A special edition conversation with Dan Chenok and John Kamensky

The Business of Government Hour

What Biden can learn from Obama — and Trump — about managing the federal workforce

Workforce

Federal CIO Kent sees a bigger opening to push for IT modernization

Reporter's Notebook

Exclusive

The Risk Roundtable

FEDtalk

How OMB can make ‘agile government’ not an oxymoron

Reporter's Notebook

Exclusive

Using artificial intelligence to transform government: a conversation with Dan Chenok and Mallory Barg Bulman

How will AI change government? We focus on three areas of impact: a transformed workday, a potential for personalized customer service and an increased…

The Business of Government Hour

The President’s Management Agenda – A week, a year, an era

Dan Chenok, the executive director of the IBM Center for the Business of Government, reflects on the one-year anniversary of the newest management agenda.

Commentary

Section 809 panel report IT acquisition papers files computer technology

Fixing federal IT requires changing acquisition, funding approaches

Ask the CIO

Former Office of Management and Budget and Defense Department IT executives weighed in on why the frustrations over IT management boiled over in the Section 809 panel report.