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| Blog Post | |
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| Title | Innovation in the Public Sector (Blog Post) |
| Author | Taylor Jacobe |
| Series | |
| Content status | Published |
| Graphics status | Approved |
| Publication date | |
| Notes | Published as "Bureaucracy and Public Sector Innovation" |
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| © edegan.com, 2016 | |
Abstract
A blog post about innovation within the public sector, specifically addressing innovation in how the government approaches problems and policies. Places an emphasis on innovating in a bureaucracy and how to work around the rigidity of the structure. See Google Doc for most updated version and research.
