Pivoting Government through Digital Transformation (Paperback, 1)

ForewordRomina BanduraSenior Fellow, Center for Strategic and International StudiesGeorgetown University 1: Digital Government: The Future is Already Here, It’s Just Unevenly DistributedBenjamin Welby and Barbara-Chiara UbaldiOECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) 2. Developing a Pipeline and Ecosystem for Digital Transformation: Our Federal GovernmentJennifer AnastasoffTech Talent ProjectSarah Philbrick and Mark LernerPartnership for Public Service 3. Capacity Building: The Federal Government’s Efforts to Hire and Develop Analytics StaffJennifer BachnerCenter for Advanced Governmental Studies, Johns Hopkins University 4. How Did the Great Resignation Impact Government Jobs?Jay L. ZagorskyQuestrom School of Business, Boston University 5. Neurodiversity: An Important Contributor to the Government’s Pivot Through Digital TransformationHiren ShuklaEY 6. Promoting and Developing Digital Transformation Toward 2030Hila Axelrad and Sergei SumkinReichman University, Israel 7. Developing Students from All Backgrounds in Data Science for the GovernmentRebecca Sharples and Mark Daniel WardThe Data Mine, Purdue University 8. Data Science Mentoring Without BordersGeanina WatkinsData Science Campus, Office for National Statistics UK 9. Data Science and Technology Trends for Official Statistics: Opportunities and ChallengesSaeid Molladavoudi and Marie-Eve BedardStatistics Canada 10. Challenges Posed by the Digital Transformation Paths of the Online Access Act in Germany: Implementation and the Need to Raise AwarenessEsther Ruiz Ben and Margit Christa SchollTechnische Hochschule (TH) Wildau, Germany 11. The Future of Work in Federal Government Requires TeleworkEric EganThe Information Technology and Innovation Foundation 12. State and Local Governments as Employers, Information and Communications Technology Roles, and Developing the Future Public WorkforceJoshua FranzelMissionSquare Research Institute (formerly The Center for State and Local Government Excellence) 13. Data Ethics and Social ResponsibilityJennifer KoesterDepartment of Technology and Information, State of Delaware