There’s no “I” in agile implementation: why teams are key
To be fair, there are plenty of i’s in agile: innovation, intelligence (human and artificial) and iterations, to name a few. But the contributions of the individuals on a project...
One of my colleagues recently wrote a thought-provoking piece making the connection between the U.S. Constitution and Agile methodology. As a bit of a history buff myself, it got me...
In the past 12 years, our country has experienced two significant economic events: the financial crisis of 2008 (the Great Recession) and the current coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. In both instances...
Public sector leaders from around the world are getting a crash course in governing in the midst of a global crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic is a public health emergency that...
To be fair, there are plenty of i’s in agile: innovation, intelligence (human and artificial) and iterations, to name a few. But the contributions of the individuals on a project...
In my last blog, I wrote about the Public Sector ERP “Era of Cool.” It is incredibly fun to discuss what has now become the art of the probable as...
Sourcing funds for initiatives is often a challenge for government. While the desire for citizen services continually grows, the appetite for new taxes and other sources of revenue can draw...
In a way, you could say my journey to a new career at CGI took nearly 18 years. It started on a beautiful September Tuesday morning in Manhattan in 2001—a...
That’s right, I said it: Public sector enterprise resource planning is cool. But, don’t just take my word for it, ask my wife. Fifteen years ago, hearing me talk about...