Can Government Do More with Less?
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Can government truly do more with less? GovLoop founder Steve Ressler describes the downfall of do more with less and proposes a new framing and 15 tips to get going
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Can Government Do More with Less?
- 2. THE KNOWLEDGE NETWORK FOR GOVERNEMNT
- 3. Are We Recreating the Wheel?
- 6. How We Help Online Training Sessions In-Person Training Sessions Guides INFOGRAPHICS
- 8. Macro Trends 1. Increasing Demands for Government Services 2. Staggering Deficits (budget cuts for decades) 3. Rapid Technology Change 4. Retiring Experienced Workforce
- 9. Insanity: Doing the same thing Over and Over again And expecting different results - Albert Einstein
- 10. GovLoopism Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again (then shrinking resources) and expecting (better)results.
- 11. Let’s Do Some Math Normal Work/Normal Resources More Work Everything Less Resources No Resources
- 12. Only Two Options: 1) Do More Do it Differently 2) Do Less With Less
- 13. 10Opportunities
- 17. 2. No-Cost, Self-funding Models
- 27. 6. Fire the C Team
- 30. 7. Rethink Service Delivery
- 36. 9. Focus on Big Impact/ Cut the Rest
- 37. Focus on Big Impact/ Cut Rest
- 41. In Summary. . . More Differently Less with Less Rethink Learning No Cost / Self Funding Models Increase Revenue Eliminate Unnecessary Services Rethink Offices Fire the C Team Rethink Service Delivery Eliminate Unnecessary Processes Focus on Big Impact / Cut Rest Rethink Procurement
- 42. Reach out Steve Ressler Founder, GovLoop steve@GovLoop.com @GovLoop
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- ~20 Million Government Employees 2.1 million federal employees 19,429 Municipal Governments 21,300 Distinct organizations across federal legislative, executive, and judicial
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- What are ways you can increase revenue? Get rid of sacred cows. TSA bin advertisement. WA DOT ads
- You can’t do everything. You can’t just add new comm channels without eliminating others. SSA killed paper statements. All banks have. Why haven’t you?
- Do we need the same amount of space? GSA cut space in half & went to hoteling. Also same agencies adding co-working areas
- Can you do meetings online tools like Google+ Hangouts
- Fire B team / Buyouts
- Can’t sign all the high paying free agents. Need buyouts, let people move on. Replace 1 high paying with 3 entry level folks
- Rethink how delivering services. Can you cut hours? Do fewer hours but at times when people can use. Or meet where they are Postal Service on Saturdays
- Rethink how delivering services. Can you cut hours? Do fewer hours but at times when people can use. Or meet where they are Postal Service on Saturdays
- Often we do process for process sake. For years, govt agencies have wasted countless $ re-doing C&A on systems from same vendors. FedRamp hopes to solve this
- Any one still have a process like this? In an old job, we had the red folder process where he had to print copy of a document and circulate it through 10 people manually for signatures before approved
- Small, open systems not massive complex procurements
- Shared services – still stuck in silos. Not leverageing
- Instead of one big procurement, lots of smaller ones