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The data usage that’s become business as usual in corporate America is still revolutionary in local government. Here are five suggestions for how local governments can catch up.
Stephen Goldsmith is Professor of Government at Harvard’s Kennedy School and formerly mayor of Indianapolis, Deputy Mayor of New York City and Chairman of CNCS.
The data usage that’s become business as usual in corporate America is still revolutionary in local government. Here are five suggestions for how local governments can catch up.
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