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US agencies announce US$15.3m for long-term climate and extreme weather forecasting service
The US Department of Commerce and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have announced US$15.3m in ...
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Why remote working is a magnet for attracting diverse talent to the public service
Remote working has proved beneficial to the SBA in its disaster response efforts, for example.
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Ahead of the UK Budget, report highlights the price of civil service pay cuts
The analysis foreshadows UK chancellor Rachel Reeves’ long-awaited 30 October Budget, examining the fiscal dilemmas facing ...
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AI in public services – a political panacea?
It can be tempting therefore to see AI as a ‘silver bullet’ or panacea for current challenges. Certainly, the sense that ...
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‘Be audacious when driving change’: Five minutes with Alexandra Mause from Germany’s Ministry for Digital and Transport
This interview with Alexandra Mause, head of the department of New Work, Change Management and Project Management at ...
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Podcast: It’s lonely at the top in government but shared tools help, says Lord Gus O’Donnell
In this episode of Leading Question, recorded with a live online audience, a panel of experts delve into the findings of Global Government Forum’s research into the key characteristics needed for a ...
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White House issues guidance for agencies on AI procurement
The White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has released new procurement guidelines for agencies to improve risk management around buying AI systems and machine learning software. An ...