Harvard Kennedy School of Government

FILE - In this July 11, 2019, file photo, construction on the Interstate 69 and Interstate 610 interchange continues in Houston. In the midst of an election year, President Donald Trump has outlined a new $1 trillion infrastructure plan. This time, the Republican president is proposing to rely fully on federal spending to reach his goal, a fundamental change that is praised by some state transportation officials and industry groups, even though Trump's proposal doesn't spell out how to pay for it all.(Elizabeth Conley/Houston Chronicle via AP, File)

Now may be perfect timing to reform regulations

Congress is regrouping to figure out a fourth stimulus bill. Several members have said it should focus on infrastructure.

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Analyst Works on a Personal Computer Showing Statistics, Graphs and Charts. In the Background His Coworker and Creative Office.

Data officers are a hidden asset to federal agencies

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Steve Kelman: Shifting focus in acquisition strategy

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White House’s DJ Patil places laser focus on ‘unleashing the power of data’

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From CDOs to CIOs: Agencies must find balance between hip, cool and timeworn, true

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Steve Kelman, Harvard Kennedy School of Government

Bob Behn, senior lecturer, Harvard Kennedy School of Government

Steve Kelman, Harvard Kennedy School of Government

Steve Kelman, Harvard Kennedy School of Government

Challenge.gov platform recognized for changing how feds solve problems

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Agency management could stand shot of tough love

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Recent roundtable examines federal hiring process

A recent roundtable discussion at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government focused on the federal hiring process. David Ellwood is Dean of the school and…

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For federal workforce training must be the top priority

New book highlights possible way forward to change HR system

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