Using artificial intelligence when disaster strikes Federal, state and local governments can use artificial intelligence in all phases of disaster resilience, according to the “Into the Storm” issue brief published by the Partnership and Microsoft. At a release event for the report, experts discussed the basic principles disaster resilience officials should keep in mind when considering the use of AI. Read More
Future of Government Service Survey: How do your views compare with other federal executives? Discussions about the future of public service and how to strengthen the federal government must be informed by the right data. The Future of Government Service Survey collects that data through feedback from federal executives. Learn why you should take the survey if contacted. Read More
Risky business: A framework for risk management in federal government At a virtual release event for the Mastering Risk: Ways to Advance Enterprise Risk Management Across Government issue brief, Spyro Karetsos, chief risk officer at TD Ameritrade, shared his framework for weaving risk management into the fabric of an organization. Read More
Cybersecurity: Staying resilient in the face of a cyber breach Cyber resilience is crucial in protecting mission-critical government work, but which methods are most effective in responding to cyberattacks? Learn how two federal agencies approached cyber resilience and apply these lessons to your agency. Read More
Helping agency leaders prepare their employees to return to the workplace To help agencies prepare for a return to workspaces, the Partnership worked with experts across government to develop a list of 25 issues for leaders to consider as they plan for employees to gather in physical workplaces. Read More
Three tips to help you collaborate across agencies and sectors Dave Smith, partner and CEO of X Sector Labs, offers recommendations to help organizations form partnerships across sectors and agencies. Successful collaboration is key to any organization achieving its mission and serving its communities. Read More
Leaders show how government can improve hiring to address 21st century tech challenges At the Tech Talent for 21st Century Government report launch, Matt Cutts, administrator of the U.S. Digital Service, and Clare Martorana, chief information officer at the Office of Personnel Management, shared their insights into how the federal government can address modern challenges. Learn more about how agencies can improve hiring and attract private-sector talent in video highlights from the event. Read More
Stopping COVID-19 requires stronger social distancing actions In a newly released white paper, MITRE offers guidance that federal leaders should implement to stop or slow the spread of COVID-19. MITRE proposes 14 social distancing policies to help reduce infections and deaths from COVID-19 and avoid overburdening our health care system. Read More
Communicating in a public health crisis The coronavirus pandemic has led federal leaders to reexamine how they communicate. Samantha Donaldson, Partnership vice president of communications, highlights four tips to help federal leaders communicate effectively to both internal and external audiences. Read More
Teleworking 9 to 5: Tips for working from home Agencies are increasingly asking their employees to work remotely in response to COVID-19, but many are not used to working from home on a regular basis. Discover three guidelines for teleworking to help you remain effective. Read More
