Governments are redefining their approach to productivity

Civil service leaders identified the keys to driving up government productivity: staff wellbeing, smart incentives, digital technologies – and easing out those ...

Unleashing productivity in government - Deloitte

In the 1980s and 1990s, the “reinventing government” and New Public Management campaigns drew on the Total Quality Management movement, which ...

Government productivity: Practical methods to deliver more with less

Using a structured approach to prioritizing which levers to pursue allows government organizations to make informed decisions and implement ...

Redefining public sector productivity - The Productivity Institute

Recent government efforts toward improving public sector productivity are marked by a focus on cost-efficiency, missing an opportunity to ...

Redefining public sector productivity

At its core, productivity is how much output is produced relative to the inputs used. Different productivity concepts correspond to the inputs ...

US government productivity: The roles government plays

For years, there have been discussions about how to improve the productivity of the US government. · To capture this opportunity, it is critical ...

AI in Government: Unleashing a New Era of Productivity - WSJ

Redefine AI strategy for the generative AI era. Government AI and technology leaders should experiment and identify the most impactful use cases ...

Eight trends that are redefining government at 'warp speed'

Agile Government: In an era of rapid change, government leaders are abandoning traditional processes and moving toward flexible approaches to ...

Redefining productivity in the public sector cited by House of Lords

Focusing solely on cost-cutting, without considering the unique structure of public services, has reached its limits. Sustainable gains need a ...

More Agile, More Productive: Technology's Role In Public Services

Redefine AI strategy for GenAI: Government AI and technology leaders ... To learn more about agility and productivity in government, see ...

Dr Nina M. Jörden on LinkedIn: Redefining public sector productivity

The genesis of the Agreement was governments recognising that their ... approach to tackling productivity challenges. Evidence-based ...

Redefining the Workplace for a New Era of Productivity and ...

Space is not just about aesthetics; it's about creating an environment that resonates with its inhabitants. Our approach to redefining ...

Beyond Automation: AI's Role in Redefining Public Sector Productivity

... governments operate and serve citizens ... Generative AI at Work in Your Enterprise. Ronald van Loon 4mo. Is Your ...

Put the telework debate to rest by focusing on productivity

Civil servants. More than half of the federal workforce works remotely, according to the 2023 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey. Many civil ...

Rethinking SME finance strategies: Smarter policies for bigger impacts

Sizable productivity gains for MICs from capital reallocation across firms. It is time for governments in EMDEs to reevaluate their toolkit of ...

Rethinking productivity in the age of AI - Mercer.com

Workers report that they now spend 34% of their time on mundane or repetitive tasks that are ripe for automation. One way to keep productivity high is by ...

Really Reinventing Government - 95.02 - The Atlantic

Continuous improvement and benchmarking are largely unknown in civilian agencies of the U.S. government. They would require radical changes in policies and ...

APO calls for redefining public-sector productivity models

The conference focused on macro and micro trends shaping the future of governments and approaches to improving public-sector productivity.

Redefining workforce productivity: Is it possible? - LACE Partners

Listen to this podcast to get an insight into how you can redefine workforce productivity in your organisations and find innovative approaches ...

25 Years Later, What Happened to 'Reinventing Government'?

Government managers and employees could and should, the authors wrote, be as entrepreneurial as their private-sector counterparts. This meant ...