Government Executive : Vol. 44 No. 1 (1/1/12)

FEATURES

• Restoring the Brand
  Defending government in an anti-government age.
  By Charles S. Clark
• Bio Fleet
  The Navy is pursuing one of the most ambitious alternative energy programs in government.
  By William Matthews

BRIEFING

• Around Government
  Wildlife's public health risk; John Montgomery makes a difference.
• Buyout Or Bust
  Several agencies are offering cash incentives to encourage employees to leave, but most might be better off staying put. By Kellie Lunney
• Finding A Match
  Law enforcement agencies turn to social media and facial recognition software to ID crime suspects. By Aliya Sternstein

ADVICE AND COMMENT

• Management Matters

  The New Boss in Town
  Managers must initially establish a climate for change-but not too much or too fast. By Elizabeth Newell

• Analysis

  The Sky's The Limit
  Answers to IT managers' top five most nagging questions about moving federal operations to the cloud. By Medhat Galal

• Perspectives

  The New Public Era
  Is government sounding the sirens of retreat? Not necessarily. By Timothy B. Clark

• Thinking Ahead

  An Easy Pill to Swallow
  David Hale takes a Silicon Valley approach to ramping up a computer reference guide for drug-related emergencies. By Caitlin Fairchild

NEXTGOV

• Tech Roundup
  Saving the planet, border security 2.0 and airborne intelligence.
• Dot-Gov Reform
  Cutting the number of websites is just the first step. By Joseph Marks

EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK

• Brand New Day
  The key to overhauling the image of government may lie within agencies themselves. By Tom Shoop

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