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ACT-IAC\'s Jim Beaupre and ACT\'s Mary Davie joined In Depth with Francis Rose with lessons learned about innovating at a federal agency.
Host John Gilroy will talk cloud computing, health IT, and mobile technology with Tracey Graves-Stevens, President and CEO of Innoviss. November 15, 2011
Former OFPP Administrator Steve Kelman shares his observations from the Executive Leadership Conference.
The Labor Department gave $68,000 in prizes for applications to help connect unemployed people with job positions.
Ilyse Veron is editor of The Public Manager.
David McClure, associate administrator in the Office of Citizen Services & Innovative Technologies at the General Services Administration, moderated a panel at the 2011 Executive Leadership Conference.
VA will test the use of the ideas in the agency\'s Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E) Program, according to a VA release.
In its first year, the website Challenge.gov let agencies add public contests as a low-cost way to find innovative solutions to their problems. Officials at the General Services Administration, which runs the site, say challenges offer a lower-cost alternative to procurement or grants and speak to a different audience. GSA would like to see challenges standardized across the government in the coming year — but worry that the site may lose funding.
The bill includes $50 million for the General Services Administration\'s Office of Citizens and Innovative Technologies.
A tight budget is changing the EPA\'s approach to developing new ideas and it\'s nothing short of creative. Malcom Jackson is the EPA\'s assistant administrator in the Office of Environmental Information and the CIO.
Robie Wood is Vice President of Operations at ISG. He joins Francis Rose for this week\'s Industry Chatter series
Finding innovation, learning how it ticks, then spreading it across government are some of the goals of a new old-hand in government, \"serial innovator\" Chris Vein.\"
This is the fourth time GSA has done a major revamping of the capabilities of the government\'s portal. The agency views the changes to USA.gov as part of how innovations are changing government to solve challenges. Dave McClure proposes new website to bring together all the innovation efforts across government and share best practices.
Your team can use some pretty innovative tools to communicate directly with citizens - even to get their input. But sorting through the options may seem like it\'s more trouble than it\'s worth.