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Performance Management Solidifying the Foundation for Performance Management John Kamensky, Business of Government The next president will have an opportunity to build on the real progress agencies have made in performance management. Analytics/Evaluation White House Taps Techies to Apply Federal … Continue reading →

Analytics/Evaluation Obama’s Final Budget Holds Some Surprising Hidden Pearls Shelley Metzenbaum, Government Executive Data on issues as varied as crime, disposable income, and heavy drinking offer valuable insight into what’s working and what isn’t in government. Do Universities, Research Institutions … Continue reading →

Performance Management Is past performance working better than we thought? Steve Kelman, Federal Computer Week Does the government’s past performance evaluation system help the government during post-award contract management? Analytics/Evaluation Hidden In the Partisan Budget Divide: An Agreement on Evidence-Based … Continue reading →

Analytics/Evaluation Making Taxpayer Dollars Deliver John Kamensky, Government Executive The President’s 2017 budget proposes to take “evidence-based approaches to scale,” strengthen the base of evidence available to future policymakers, and increase the analytical capacity of agencies to use evidence and … Continue reading →

Budget 11 Major Agency Reforms in Obama’s Budget Eric Katz, Government Executive President Obama’s budget proposal includes a number of significant proposals to revamp agency structures and programs. Performance Management Rethinking Federal Grants Management: From Oversight to Insight Shelley Metzenbaum, … Continue reading →