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| The Presidential Transition Edition |
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Conversations with Leaders, which include: J. Christopher Mihm and Paul R. Brubaker.
Profiles in Leadership, which include:
Dr. Richard Beck,
Robert J. Carey,
Rex W. Cowdry, M.D.,
Robert Doyle,
Mitchell L. Glassman,
Robert Howard,
Jonathan Q. Pettus,
Lt. Gen. James G. Roudebush, M.D., and
J. D. Sicilia.
Our Forum, which includes three articles about presidential transition: Helping the Next Administration
Succeed in Washington, Advice for Government Executives, and Eight Essential Tools for Achieving Your Goals.
Our Viewpoints, which include: Early Planning for a Presidential Transition, An Apollo Project for Climate Change/Energy? History's Lessons
for Future Success, and What Do (and What Should) Federal Officials Do During
a Presidential Transition?.
Management articles, which include: The National Security Council: Recommendations for
the New President,
Biometrics: Enhancing Security in Organizations,
Leveraging Web 2.0 in Government,
What the Federal Government Can Do to Encourage Green Production, and
Success Factors for Implementing Shared Services in Government.
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| Spring 2008 Business of Government Magazine |
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Conversations with Leaders, which include: General James Cartwright, Sir Nigel Hamilton, and Commissioner Robert Hess.
Profiles in Leadership, which include:
Roy A. Bernardi,
Elaine C. Duke,
Tyler D. Duvall,
Ambassador Patrick F. Kennedy,
Robert M. Kolodner, M.D.,
Dr. Raymond L. Orbach,
Marcus C. Peacock,
Linda Jacobs Washington, and
James A. Williams.
Our Viewpoints, which include: Federal Government Reform, Acquisition, and Lean Six Sigma.
Management articles, which include: Analytics in Government, Homeland Security, Baltimore's
CitiStat Performance Strategy, Conflicts in Collaborative Networks, and Measuring and Reporting
Community Conditions.
Research report abstracts
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