The partisan environment in Washington has resulted in a near paralysis of logical decision making. The sequestration is just the latest, perhaps most egregious, example. Is this the best our leaders can do? What will it take to change things for the better? How should CIOs and other Federal executives execute their missions under these conditions? Follow the link below to my article in the latest edition of FedTech Magazine for more on this subject.
http://www.fedtechmagazine.com/article/2013/04/how-agencies-can-handle-their-budget-challenges
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
The Business of IT - Spin Cycle
The article linked below was published in the November 2011 edition of FedTech Magazine.
The article describes some "boorish" behaviors that sometimes emerge in the Federal IT community, for the most part resulting from the politics of Washington, DC.
Have you seen these or similar behaviors from your peers or agency leaders? What other behaviors have you seen in addition to those described here? Do these techniques "win" for those who use them, or do they backfire?
http://www.slideshare.net/vtpw72/fed-tech-nov-11
The article describes some "boorish" behaviors that sometimes emerge in the Federal IT community, for the most part resulting from the politics of Washington, DC.
Have you seen these or similar behaviors from your peers or agency leaders? What other behaviors have you seen in addition to those described here? Do these techniques "win" for those who use them, or do they backfire?
http://www.slideshare.net/vtpw72/fed-tech-nov-11
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