Results Soon - Keeping it Real Survey on Veterans Support
This survey was based around the following scenario:
Imagine it is 2010. There is a single disability claims process for active duty military and veterans. It is administered by the Dept of Veterans Affairs. Most claims (90%) are decided within 90-100 days. These and other claims can be filed electronically and their status can readily be tracked by the claimant on-line.
Results Soon - Keeping It Real Survey on Immigration Reform
This was the first survey of our Keeping It Real research, which is focused on our government's ability to provide the complex information systems and processes needed to support critical national needs. This research will draw a line in the sand to help us all judge legislative and campaign promises for realism and feasibility.
This survey was based on the following scenario:
Imagine it is 2010. The new Administration and Congress have been in power for over a year. A nationwide Electronic Employee Verification System is in place. The system helps employers follow the law by verifying workers' visa/citizenship status. Participants were asked how long would it take to build such a system? What's in place already to help it along?
Rapid Results of our "SaaS Survey"
The SaaS survey was done in collaboration with Government Computer News and reported on in GCN and Red Herring. Read more about the survey results here.
The five winners of a copy of "Wikinomics, How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything" by Don Tapscott and Anthony Williams, have been drawn and are being notified.
Rapid Results of our "2012 - How Will Government Perform Its Mission?" Survey
Read the survey results. The comments, which are the meat of the survey, have been incorporated into the report. Let us know how you like this approach.
Congratulations to Ellen Glover of ICF International, Nancy Potok of McManis & Monsalve Associates, Lynn McNulty of McConnell International and two other winners who chose to remain anonymous. They each won a copy of Governing by Network, which is co-authored by Stephen Goldsmith and William Eggers.
Rapid Results of our "How Will Government Buy?" Survey
See our survey results and survey comments. Over 100 government and industry thought leaders responded to this survey which addressed how the U.S. government could better acquire goods, services, and solutions worth $400 billion annually.
Congratulations to Frank McDonough, Roger Baker of General Dynamics Information Technology and Paul Cohen of Pragmatics. They each won a copy of “The Future of Work: How the New Order of Business Will Shape Your Organization, Your Management Style and Your Life”. (Note to government folks: value less than $20) by Thomas W. Malone, the director of MIT’s new Center for Collective Intelligence Two other winners chose to remain anonymous.
Archive of Rapid Results of completed surveys
Rapid Results: Post-Election-Impact survey results
Rapid Results: Future Business Conditions survey results
