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State Priorities – IBM Government Industry Blog

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I just returned from the Annual meeting of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) in Austin, Texas. With 46 state governments represented and over 650 technology professionals in attendance, NASCIO continues to maintain its status as the premier conference for access to state CIOs.

Source: State Priorities – IBM Government Industry Blog

Outsourcing – is it a bad word? | IBM Center for the Business of Government

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As a former State CIO, I remember the term “outsourcing” as a bad word.

Source: Outsourcing – is it a bad word? | IBM Center for the Business of Government

Making Government’s Massive Programs Work: Now It’s the Law | IBM Center for the Business of Government

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Over the past few decades, the private sector has recognized program management as a key factor in enhancing organizational performance with respect to complex and challenging change initiatives.

Source: Making Government’s Massive Programs Work: Now It’s the Law | IBM Center for the Business of Government

Improving Federal Program Management & Acquisition: Adopting Industry Practices | IBM Center for the Business of Government

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On July 19, I had the honor of joining a panel at an event, Outlook for federal agency program management and acquisition, held by Bloomberg Government and the Project Management Institute.

Source: Improving Federal Program Management & Acquisition: Adopting Industry Practices | IBM Center for the Business of Government

Cognitive Category Management – Unlocking Value in Government – Part Two | IBM Center for the Business of Government

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This blog post is written by Timothy Wood, Public Sector Operations &  Supply Chain Management Practice Area Leader, IBM Global Business Services.

Source: Cognitive Category Management – Unlocking Value in Government – Part Two | IBM Center for the Business of Government

After the Award: How to Make Contracts Deliver | IBM Center for the Business of Government

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Like acquisition, contract performance is a team sport, so collaboration, communication and trust characterize the best post-contract relationships.

Source: After the Award: How to Make Contracts Deliver | IBM Center for the Business of Government

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