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Charleston Leads on Analyzing Data to Gauge What Works Charleston Courier (Editorial) “ . . . our leaders should always seek out good data and the most thorough possible understanding of complex problems, they should be cautious not to let data … Continue reading →

CAP Webinar: A Challenge to Data-Based Performance Management (Tuesday, June 27, 1 p.m. Eastern) American Society for Public Administration Even when public sector leaders have the best motivations for basing decisions on evidence, data and performance measurement, they may be stymied by … Continue reading →

Updated American Rescue Plan Data and Evidence Dashboard Results for America A Mathematica and Results for America analysis of state and local governments’ American Rescue Plan spending identifies 110 notable projects that demonstrate how state and local leaders are using … Continue reading →

Measuring Meaningful Work-in-Office Federal News Network Agencies are still mapping out their workforce plans after the White House called for an increase to “meaningful” in-person work at headquarters offices. The Office of Management and Budget defined “meaningful” work as “purposeful, well-planned and … Continue reading →

President’s Management Agenda: Quarterly Update U.S. Office of Management and Budget The May updates covered progress made during the second quarter of FY2023 (Jan – Mar) in each of the three priority areas: federal workforce, customer experience, and business operations. … Continue reading →