Government Finance Review 2006: Vol 22 Index

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2006 INDEX BY AUTHOR The Truth about F Glaser, Thomas J.
Telecommunications Taxes Focus on Financial Leadership
FEDERAL FOCUS Freeman, Robert J. PERSPECTIVES
October, page 58 A Century of Governmental August, page 5
A Accounting and Financial
Brittain, Len Reporting Leadership Green, Jeffrey S.
Allison, Gregory S. City of Toronto's April, page 40 Disclosure: Managing
A Century of Governmental Long-Term Fiscal Plan the Debts of Public Entities
Accounting and Financial December, page |8 Friedman, Jeffrey Allen April, page 67
Reporting Leadership An Exercise In Cost Saving:
April, page 40 Brown, Matthew Carsharing Gupta-Sunderji, Merge
Staying on Track: Crafting a December, page 42 Crossing the Bridge: Going from
Altmayer, Christina Capital Program Reporting System Non-management to Management
Moving to Performance-Based October, page 16 MANAGEMENT & CAREERS
Management June, page 54
June, page 8 ...
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Anastopoulos, Sofia c Gaffney, Susan
The “Main StreetW”ay to Investing Ambitious Congressional Hapeman, Carolyn
THE BOOKSHELF Christensen, Peter Agenda Stalls in 2005 Who's Minding the Store?
June, page 70 Celebrating 100 Years of GFOA FEDERAL FOCUS New York State's Ongoing Quest
April, page 25 February, page 54 to Strengthen Internal Control
Anderson, Janet February, page 24
Note to Budget Professionals: Cohn Berman, Barbara J. GFOA% President Testifies
Policy Analysts Support Policy The Voices of the People, Missing Before Congress Hardiman, Pat
and Operational Decision Making Links in performance Measurement FEDERAL FOCUS Public Sector Audit Committees
December, page 26 Management June, page 62 BEST PRACTICES
June, page 16 lune, page 50
President Signs Tax Bill:
Cooper, Julia New Regulations and Burdens Harris, James
Who are the Parties in My Deal? on State and Local Governments Managing Change in IT
What are their Roles? FEDERAL FOCUS Improvement Initiatives
Bailey, Michael E. How Do IS ell My Bonds? August, page 58 February, page 36
Best of Breed Examples: Guidelines BEST PRACTICES
for Your Government Budget April, page 85 Gauthier, Stephen J. Harvey, Chris
THE BOOKSHELF Accounting for Medicare Part D Effective Budget Management: Take
December, page 67 THE ACCOUNTNG ANGLE a Fresh Look at Your Workforce
October, page 63 December, page 34
Baum, Kevin
Getting in a Rut: Why Performance Dispelling OPEB “Urban Legends” Hawn, Jan
Management Fails THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE Communication Performance:
June, page 42 Integrating Sustainable Development June, page 66 Working with Bellevue’s Residents
into Business Decisions at Manitoba
to Develop Meaningful Measures
Berger, Barrie Tabin Lotteries Corporation: From Principle GASB Re-Examines Fund
June, page 22
2006 Retirement Roundup to Practice Balance Reporting and
and Insights for 2007 October, page 28 Definitions of Fund Types Hildreth,W . Bartley
FEDERL FOCUS THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE Leading the Way to Better Budgeting
December, page 60 Dix, Dennis December, page 64 April, page 50
The Art of Being a 22nd
Ambitious Congressional Century Finance Director Initial GASB Position on Derivatives
Agenda Stalls in 2005 WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD? THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE
FEDERAL FOCUS April, page 32 August, page 62 J
February, page 54
New Guidance on Audit Committees James, Perry
President Signs Tax Bill: THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE From Control to Collaboration...
New Regulations and Burdens April, page 10 Finance Shifts its Focus
on State and Local Governments AA ugust-, -p age 2> 2
FEDERAL FOCUS Proposed Guidance
August, page 58 Integrating Sustainable Development on Sales and Pledges
into Business Decisions at Manitoba THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE
President Submits FY07 Lotteries Corporation: From Principle February, page 58 K
Budget to Congress to Practice
FEDERAL FOCUS October, page 28 Understanding Internal Control Katz, Neil H.
April, page 97 February, page !0 Interest-Based Negotiations:
Esser, Jeffrey L. Increasing Satisfaction Levels
Coming to Grips with Other Genito, Mike Among Critical Stakeholders
Post-Employment Benefits A Global GFOA MANAGEMENT & CAREERS
PERSPECTIVES WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD October, page 49
August, page 3 April, page 34
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2006 INDEX BY AUTHOR The Truth about F Glaser, Thomas J.
Telecommunications Taxes Focus on Financial Leadership
FEDERAL FOCUS Freeman, Robert J. PERSPECTIVES
October, page 58 A Century of Governmental August, page 5
A Accounting and Financial
Brittain, Len Reporting Leadership Green, Jeffrey S.
Allison, Gregory S. City of Toronto's April, page 40 Disclosure: Managing
A Century of Governmental Long-Term Fiscal Plan the Debts of Public Entities
Accounting and Financial December, page |8 Friedman, Jeffrey Allen April, page 67
Reporting Leadership An Exercise In Cost Saving:
April, page 40 Brown, Matthew Carsharing Gupta-Sunderji, Merge
Staying on Track: Crafting a December, page 42 Crossing the Bridge: Going from
Altmayer, Christina Capital Program Reporting System Non-management to Management
Moving to Performance-Based October, page 16 MANAGEMENT & CAREERS
Management June, page 54
June, page 8 ...
H -
Anastopoulos, Sofia c Gaffney, Susan
The “Main StreetW”ay to Investing Ambitious Congressional Hapeman, Carolyn
THE BOOKSHELF Christensen, Peter Agenda Stalls in 2005 Who's Minding the Store?
June, page 70 Celebrating 100 Years of GFOA FEDERAL FOCUS New York State's Ongoing Quest
April, page 25 February, page 54 to Strengthen Internal Control
Anderson, Janet February, page 24
Note to Budget Professionals: Cohn Berman, Barbara J. GFOA% President Testifies
Policy Analysts Support Policy The Voices of the People, Missing Before Congress Hardiman, Pat
and Operational Decision Making Links in performance Measurement FEDERAL FOCUS Public Sector Audit Committees
December, page 26 Management June, page 62 BEST PRACTICES
June, page 16 lune, page 50
President Signs Tax Bill:
Cooper, Julia New Regulations and Burdens Harris, James
Who are the Parties in My Deal? on State and Local Governments Managing Change in IT
What are their Roles? FEDERAL FOCUS Improvement Initiatives
Bailey, Michael E. How Do IS ell My Bonds? August, page 58 February, page 36
Best of Breed Examples: Guidelines BEST PRACTICES
for Your Government Budget April, page 85 Gauthier, Stephen J. Harvey, Chris
THE BOOKSHELF Accounting for Medicare Part D Effective Budget Management: Take
December, page 67 THE ACCOUNTNG ANGLE a Fresh Look at Your Workforce
October, page 63 December, page 34
Baum, Kevin
Getting in a Rut: Why Performance Dispelling OPEB “Urban Legends” Hawn, Jan
Management Fails THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE Communication Performance:
June, page 42 Integrating Sustainable Development June, page 66 Working with Bellevue’s Residents
into Business Decisions at Manitoba
to Develop Meaningful Measures
Berger, Barrie Tabin Lotteries Corporation: From Principle GASB Re-Examines Fund
June, page 22
2006 Retirement Roundup to Practice Balance Reporting and
and Insights for 2007 October, page 28 Definitions of Fund Types Hildreth,W . Bartley
FEDERL FOCUS THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE Leading the Way to Better Budgeting
December, page 60 Dix, Dennis December, page 64 April, page 50
The Art of Being a 22nd
Ambitious Congressional Century Finance Director Initial GASB Position on Derivatives
Agenda Stalls in 2005 WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD? THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE
FEDERAL FOCUS April, page 32 August, page 62 J
February, page 54
New Guidance on Audit Committees James, Perry
President Signs Tax Bill: THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE From Control to Collaboration...
New Regulations and Burdens April, page 10 Finance Shifts its Focus
on State and Local Governments AA ugust-, -p age 2> 2
FEDERAL FOCUS Proposed Guidance
August, page 58 Integrating Sustainable Development on Sales and Pledges
into Business Decisions at Manitoba THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE
President Submits FY07 Lotteries Corporation: From Principle February, page 58 K
Budget to Congress to Practice
FEDERAL FOCUS October, page 28 Understanding Internal Control Katz, Neil H.
April, page 97 February, page !0 Interest-Based Negotiations:
Esser, Jeffrey L. Increasing Satisfaction Levels
Coming to Grips with Other Genito, Mike Among Critical Stakeholders
Post-Employment Benefits A Global GFOA MANAGEMENT & CAREERS
PERSPECTIVES WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD October, page 49
August, page 3 April, page 34
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Kavanagh, Shayne C. Larson, M. Corinne oe
Budgeting Technology:A Private Managing & Safeguarding
Sector Solution for an Enduring the Public's Money Pattison, Scott D. Ss
Public Sector Problem? April, page 60 Eliminating Silos in Government
December, page 8 COMMENTARY Scott, Robert
Lucy, William H. October, page 71 Expanding Areas of Expertise Put
Managing ERP After Go-Live: Economic Development New Demands on Finance Officers
Who Owns the System Challenges Confronting Suburbs A Little Financial Training WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD?
BEST PRACTICES October, page 22 Goes a Long Way April, page 36
December, page 48 COMMENTARY
December, page 71 Siegel, Rich
Scenario Building for Future Success Communication Performance:
THE BOOKSHELF M Peirce, Neal Working with Bellevue’s Residents
October, page 66 Eminent Domain: A Fair Middle Path? to Develop Meaningful Measures
MacGillivray, David COMMENTARY June, page 22
Kreklow, Steven R. The Role of the Finance Officer February, page 67
Banking Services Agreements: in Economic Development Stewart, Amy
Are You Getting a Good Deal? October, page 8 Smart City Strategies Critical Banking Services Agreements:
SOLUTIONS for Broadband Access Are You Getting a Good Deal?
October, page 54 McCormickA,n n COMMENTARY SOLUTIONS
Making Online Bill Pay Work June, page 75 October, page 54
Best Practices for Capital for Billers
Project Analysis October, page 38 Persselin, David Economic Development: It's Not
SOLUTIONS Who are the Parties in My Deal? Just for Big Ticket Items Anymore
December, page 56 McKay, Glen What are their Roles? THE BOOKSHELF
Overcoming the Obstacles to an How Do I Seil My Bonds? April, page 106
Five Critical Factors: Preparing Effective Internal Audit Function BEST PRACTICES
for Success in Implementing February, page 18 April, page 85 Stillman, David
Performance Management If Pass the Baton, Who Will
SOLUTIONS Michelotti, Lindsay Phillips, David L. Grab !t?: Creating Bench
August, page 54 Debunking the ‘People Resist Economic Development Strength in Public Management
Change’ Myth Challenges Confronting Suburbs August, page 34
Performance Management THE BOOKSHELF October, page 22
and Measurement at the February, page 62 Stoeger-Moore, Steven
LA Country Metropolitan Pierce, Karla Self Insuring: How One Group
Transportation Authority Miller, Girard Nine Habits of Effective Data-Driven of Public Institutions Did It
SOLUTIONS Preserving the Future: GFOA's Performance Management BEST PRACTICES
February, page 50 Guidance Role in Pensions June, page 36 August, page 48
April, page 76
Performance Management
Public Finance as a Profession
and the Modern Budget Office
August, page |4 R w
SOLUTIONS
April, page 94
Morrill, Christopher P. Rivenbark, William C. Wendover, Robert W.
Resources on Capital Planning A “MAP” Approach to Performance Generational Shift: How Emerging
Staying on Track: Crafting a
BEST PRACTICES Management in Local Government Managers Will Alter the Government
Capital Program Reporting System
October, page 44 June, page 28 Finance Leaship Paradigm
October, page | 6
MANAGEMENT & CAREERS
Technology Tools for Motza, Maryann Roenigk, Dale J. April, page 90
Recommended Practice a Tutor A “MAP” Approach to Performance
Performance Management
for New Pension Board Member Management in Local Government White, Otis
SOLUTIONS
BEST PRACTICES June, page 28 The Difficult Art
June, page 58
February, page 42 of Improving Government
Rhodes, Julius COMMENTARY
Increasing Professional and August, page 71!
L Personal Productivity Through
N Managing Stress What to Do with a Windfall:
Lavigna, Bob August, page 42 Lessons from a CEO Mayor
Preparing the Next Nierenberg, Andrea R. COMMENTARY
Generation of Leaders Building Relationships and Ruggini, John April, page 110
MANAGEMENT & CAREERS Reaching Your Potential Budgeting Technology: A Private
February, page 45 MANAGEMENT & CAREERS Sector Solution for an Enduring
December, page 53 Public Sector Problem?
Lancaster, Lynne C. December. page 8
Nollenberger, Karl
If 1 Pass the Baton, Who Will
Grab It?: Creating Bench Combining Leadership Making Local Government More
Strength in Public Management & Management Skills Workable through Shared Services
August, page 34 August, page 28 February, page 30
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2006 INDEX BY SUBJECT BANKING RELATIONS CAPITAL PLANNING Preparing the Next
AND JURISDICTION AND BUDGETING Generation of Leaders
Banking Services Agreements: Bob Lavigna
Are You Getting a Good Deal? Best Practices For Capital Project MANAGEMENT & CAREERS
Steven R. Kreklow and Amy Stewart Analysis February, page 45
ACCOUNTING, AUDITING, SOLUTIONS Stephen R. Kreklow
AND FINANCIAL REPORTING October, page 54 SOLUTIONS Public Finance as a Profession
December, page 56 Girard Miller
Accounting for Medicare Part D August, page |4
Stephen J. Gauthier Resources on Capital Planning
THE ACCOUNTNG ANGLE BELLVUE, WASHINGTON Christopher P Morrill
October, page 63 BEST PRACTICES
Communication Performance: October, page 44 CASH MANAGEMENT
A Century of Governmental Working with Bellevue’s Residents
Accounting and Financial to Develop Meaningful Measures Staying on Track: Crafting a Capital The “Main Street” Way to Investing
Reporting Leadership Jan Hawn and Rich Siegel Program Reporting System Sofia Anastopoulos
Robert J. Freeman June, page 22 Matthew Brown and Steven R. THE BOOKSHELF
and Gregory S. Allison Kreklow June, page 70
April, page 40 October, page |6
Making Online Bill Pay Work
Dispelling OPEB “Urban Legends” BUDGETING for Billers
Stephen J. Gauthier Ann McCormick
THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE Best of Breed Examples: Guidelines CAREER DEVELOPMENT October, page 38
for Your Government Budget
June, page 66
Michael E. Bailey Building Relationships and Managing & Safeguarding
GASB Re-Examines Fund THE BOOKSHELF Reaching Your Potential the Public's Money
Balance Reporting and December, page 67 Andrea R. Nierenberg M. Corinne Larson
Definitions of Fund Types MANAGEMENT & CAREERS April, page 60
Stephen J. Gauthier Budgeting Technology: A Private December, page 53
Sector Solution for an Enduring
THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE
December, page 64 Public Sector Problem? If 1 Pass the Baton, Who Will
Shayne Kavanagh and John Ruggini Grab It?: Creating Bench Strength CEDAR RAPIDS, IA
Initial GASB Position on Derivatives December, page 8 in Public Management
Stephen J. Gauthier Lynne C. Lancaster and David Five Critical Factors: Preparing
THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE Effective Budget Management: Stillman for Success in Implementing
August, page 62 Take a Fresh Look at Your Workforce August, page 34 Performance Management
Chris Harvey Steven R. Kreklow
New Guidance on December, page 32 Crossing the Bridge: Going from SOLUTIONS
Audit Committees Non-management to Management August, page 54
Stephen J. Gauthier Leading the Way to Better Budgeting Merge Gupta-Sunderji
THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE W. Bartley Hildreth MANAGEMENT & CAREERS
April, page 101 April, page 50 June, page 54
CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT
Proposed Guidance Making Local Government More From Control to Collaboration...
on Sales and Pledges Workable through Shared Services Finance Shifts Its Focus Communication Performance:
Stephen J.G authier John Ruggini Perry James Working with Bellevue’s Residents
THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE February, page 30 August, page 22 to Develop Meaningful Measures
Jan Hawn arid Rich Siegel
February, page 58
Note to Budget Professionals: Policy Generational Shift: How Emerging June, page 22
Overcoming the Obstacles to an Analysts Support Policy and Managers Will Alter the
Effective Internal Audit Function Operational Decision Making Governm,ent Finance Leaship The Voices of the People, Missing
Glen McKay Janet Anderson Paradigm Links in performance Measurement
February, page 18 December, page 26 Robert W. Wendover Management
Barbara |.C ohn Berman
MANAGEMENT & CAREERS
June, page |6
Public Sector Audit Committees April, page 90
Pat Hardiman
CANADA
BEST PRACTICES A Great Books List for Government
June, page 50 Integrating Sustainable Development THE BOOKSHELF COST SAVING
into Business Decisions at Manitoba August, page 67
Understanding Internal Control Lotteries Corporation: From Principle Effective Budget Management:
Stephen J. Gauthier to Practice Note to Budget Professionals: Take a Fresh Look at Your Workforce
February, page 10 Cheryl Eason and Donna Dagg Policy Analysts Support Policy Chris Harvey
October, page 28 and Operational Decision Making December, page 34
Who's Minding the Store? Janet Anderson
New York State's Ongoing Quest City of Toronto's December, page 26 An Exercise In Cost Saving:
to Strengthen Internal Control Long-Term Fiscal Plan Carsharing
Carolyn Hapeman Len Brittain Jeffrey Allen Friedman
February, page 24 December, page |8 December, page 42
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DEBT MANAGEMENT FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GFOA POLICIES AND PROGRAMS HUMAN CAPITAL
Disclosure: Managing 2006 Retirement Roundup Best of Breed Examples: Guidelines Generational Shift: How Emerging
the Debts of Public Entities and Insights for 2007 for Your Government Budget Managers Will Alter the Government
Jeffrey S. Green Barrie Tabin Berger Michael E. Bailey Finance Leaship Paradigm
April, page 67 FEDERL FOCUS THE BOOKSHELF Robert W. Wendover
December, page 60 December, page 67 MANAGEMENT & CAREERS
Who are the Parties in My Deal? April, page 90
What are their Roles? GFOAS President The Art of Being a 22nd
How Do I Sell My Bonds? Testifies Before Congress Century Finance Director If 1P ass the Baton, Who Will
Julia Cooper and David Persselin Susan Gaffney Dennis Dix Grab It?: Creating Bench Strength
BEST PRACTICES FEDERAL FOCUS WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD? in Public Management
April, page 85 June, page 62 April, page 32 Lynne C. Lancaster
and David Stillman
Ambitious Congressional Celebrating 100 Years of GFOA August, page 34
Agenda Stalls in 2005 Peter Christensen
DISCLOSURE Susan Gaffney and Barrie Tabin Berger April, page 25 Preparing the Next
FEDERAL FOCUS Generation of Leaders
Disclosure: Managing February, page 54 Expanding Areas of Expertise Put Bob Lavigna
the Debts of Public Entities New Demands on Finance Officers MANAGEMENT & CAREERS
Jeffrey S. Green President Signs Tax Bill: Robert Scott February, page 45
April, page 67 New Regulations and Burdens WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD
on State and Local Governments April, page 36
Susan Gaffney and Barrie Tabin Berger
FEDERAL FOCUS Focus on Financial Leadership INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
August, page 58 Thomas J. Glaser
Economic Development PERSPECTIVES (see Technology)
Challenges Confronting Suburbs President Submits FYO7 August, page 5
Budget to Congress
William H. Lucy and David L. Phillips
Barrie Tabin Berger A Global GFOA
October, page 22 INTERGOVERNMENTAL
FEDERAL FOCUS Mike Genito
RELATIONS
Economic Development: It's Not April, page 97 WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD
Just for Big Ticket Items Anymore April, page 34 GFOAS President Testifies
Amy Stewart Before Congress
GFOA’s Most Famous
THE BOOKSHELF FINANCIAL PLANNING Headquarters Building Susan Gaffney
April, page 106 FEDERAL FOCUS
April, page 73
City of Toronto's June, page 62
Eliminating Silos in Government
Long-Term Fiscal Plan GFOAS President Testifies
Scott D. Pattison Len Brittain Before Congress Ambitious Congressional
COMMENTARY December, page |8 Susan Gaffney Agenda Stalls in 2005
October, page 7| Susan Gaffney and Barrie Tabin Berger
FEDERAL FOCUS
FEDERAL FOCUS
Eminent Domain: A Fair Middle Path? June, page 62 February, page 54
Neal Peirce GOVERNMENTAL ACCOUNTING Integrating Sustainable Development
COMMENTARY STANDARDS BOARD (GASB) into Business Decisions at Manitoba President Signs Tax Bill:
February, page 67 New Regulations and Burdens
Lotteries Corporation: From Principle
Accounting for Medicare Part D on State and Local Governments
Integrating Sustainable Development Stephen J. Gauthier to Practice Susan Gaffney and Barrie Tabin Berger
into Business Decisions at Manitoba THE ACCOUNTNG ANGLE Cheryl Eason and Donna Dagg FEDERAL FOCUS
Lotteries Corporation: From Principle October, page 63 October, page 28 August, page 58
to Practice
New Guidance
Cheryl Eason and Donna Dagg GASB Re-Examines Fund President Submits FYO7
on Audit Committees
October, page 28 Balance Reporting and Budget to Congress
Stephen J. Gauthier
Definitions of Fund Types Barrie Tabin Berger
Resources on Capital Planning Stephen J.G authier THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE FEDERAL FOCUS
Christopher P Morrill THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE April, page 101 April, page 97
BEST PRACTICES December, page 64 Resources on Capital Planning
October, page 44
Christopher P. Morrill
Initial GASB Position on Derivatives
The Role of the Finance Officer Stephen J. Gauthier BEST PRACTICES INTERNAL CONTROL
in Economic Development THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE October, page 44
David MacGillivray August, page 62 The Role of the Finance Officer Overcoming the Obstacles to an
October, page 8 Effective Internal Audit Function
in Economic Development
Proposed Guidance Glen McKay
Staying on Track: Crafting a on Sales and Pledges David MacGillivray February, page 18
Capital Program Reporting System Stephen |. Gauthier October, page 8
Matthew Brown THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE
and Steven R. Kreklow February, page 58
October, page 16
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Understanding Internal Control LEADERSHIP From Control to Collaboration... NEW YORK STATE
Stephen J. Gauthier Finance Shifts Its Focus
February, page 10 Combining Leadership Perry James Who's Minding the Store?
& Management Skills August, page 22 New York State's Ongoing Quest
Who's Minding the Store? Karl Nollenberger to Strengthen Internal Control
New York State's Ongoing Quest August, page 28 If I Pass the Baton, Who Will Carolyn Hapeman
to Strengthen Internal Control Grab It?: Creating Bench Strength February, page 24
Carolyn Hapema Focus on Financial Leadership in Public Management
February, page 24 Thomas J. Glaser Lynne C. Lancaster
PERSPECTIVES and David Stillman
August, page 5 August, page 34 OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN
INTERNET From Control to Collaboration... Interest-Based Negotiations: Managing ERP After Go-Live:
Finance Shifts Its Focus Increasing Satisfaction Levels Who Owns the System
Making Online Bill Pay Work Perry James Among Critical Stakeholders Shayne C. Kavanagh
for Billers August, page 22 Neil H. Katz BEST PRACTICES
Ann McCormick December, page 48
MANAGEMENT & CAREERS
October, page 38 Generational Shift: How Emerging
October, page 49
Managers Will Aiter the Government
Smart City Strategies Critical Finance Leaship Paradigm A Little Financial Training OTHER POSTEMPLOYMENT
for Broadband Access Robert W. Wendover Goes a Long Way BENEFITS
Neal Peirce MANAGEMENT & CAREERS Scott D. Pattison
COMMENTARY April, page 90 COMMENTARY Coming to Grips with Other
June, page 75 Post-Employment Benefits
December, page 7!
f 1 Pass the Baton, Who Will Jeffrey L. Esser
Grab It?: Creating Bench Strength Managing Change in IT PERSPECTIVES
in Public Management Improvement Initiatives August, page 3
INVESTING
Lynne C. Lancaster James Harris
Dispelling OPEB “Urban Legends”
The “Main Street” Way to Investing and David Stillman February, page 36 Stephen J. Gauthier
August, page 34
Sofia Anastopoulos THE ACCOUNTING ANGLE
Scenario Building
THE BOOKSHELF Preparing the Next for Future Success June, page 66
June, page 70
Generation of Leaders Shayne Kavanagh
Bob Lavigna THE BOOKSHELF
MANAGEMENT & CAREERS October, page 66 PENSIONS
IOWA, STATE OF February, page 45
What to Do with a Windfall: (see Retirement and Benefits
Performance Management Public Finance as a Profession Lessons from a CEO Mayor Administration)
and the Modern Budget Office Girard Miller Otis White
Steven R. Kreklow August, page |4 COMMENTARY
SOLUTIONS April, page | 10
APRIL, page 94 PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT
MANAGEMENT — GENERAL Communication Performance:
MIAMI — DADE COUNTY, FL Working with Bellevue’s Residents
Combining Leadership
JOHNSON COUNTY, KS to Develop Meaningful Measures
& Management Skills Performance Management Jan Hawn and Rich Siegel
Five Critical Factors: Preparing Karl Nollenberger and the Modern Budget Office june, page 22
for Success in Impementing August, page 28 Steven R. Kreklow
Performance Management SOLUTIONS Five Critical Factors: Preparing
Debunking the ‘People
Steven R. Kreklow April, page 94 for Success in Implementing
Resist Change’ Myth
SOLUTIONS Performance Management
Lindsay Michelotti
August, page 54 Steven R. Kreklow
THE BOOKSHELF
SOLUTIONS
February, page 62 MANITOBA LOTTERIES
CORPORATION
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CA The Difficult Art A “MAP” Approach to Performance
of Improving Government Integrating Sustainable Development
Management in Local Government
Performance Management Otis White into Business Decisions at Manitoba
and Measurement at the COMMENTARY Lotteries Corporation: From Principle
LA Country Metropolitan August, page 71 to Practice
Transportation Authority Cheryl Eason
Steven R. Kreklow Eliminating Silos in Government October, page Getting in a Rut: Why
SOLUTIONS Scott D. Pattison Performance Management Fails
February, page 50 COMMENTARY Baum
October, page 7!
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Moving to Performance-Based RISK MANAGEMENT Making Online Bill Pay Work TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Management for Billers
Christina Altmayer Self Insuring: How One Group Ann McCormick President Signs Tax Bill:
June, page 8 of Public Institutions Did It October, page 38 New Regulations and Burdens
Steven Stoeger-Moore on State and Local Governments
Nine Habits of Effective Data-Driven BEST PRACTICES Managing Change in IT Susan Gaffney and Barrie Tabin Berger
Performance Management August, page 48 Improvement Initiatives FEDERAL FOCUS
Karla Pierce James Harris August, page 58
June, page 36 February, page 36
The Truth about
Performance Management SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Managing ERP After Go-Live: Telecommunications Taxes
and Measurement at the Who Owns the System Barrie Tabin Berger
Resources on Capital Planning
LA Country Metropolitan Shayne C. Kavanagh FEDERAL FOCUS
Christopher P Morrill
Transportation Authority December, page 48 October, page 58
BEST PRACTICES
Steven R. Kreklow
SOLUTIONS October, page 44 Smart City Strategies
February, page 50 Critical for Broadband Access
Neal Peirce WISCONSIN TECHNICAL
Performance Management SHARED SERVICES COMMENTARY COLLEGE SYSTEM
and the Modern Budget Office June, page 7
Self Insuring: How One Group
Steven R. Kreklow Making Local Government More
of Public Institutions Did It
SOLUTIONS Workable through Shared Services
Steven Stoeger-Moore
April, page 94 John Ruggini
BEST PRACTICES
February, page 30
Technology Tools August, page 48
for Performance Management
Steven R. Kreklow
SOLUTIONS STRESS
June, page 58
Increasing Professional and
The Voices of the People, Missing Personal Productivity Through
Links in performance Measurement Managing Stress =Ww
Management Julius Rhodes
Barbara |. Cohn Berman August, page 42
june, page 16
Complex Parking Problems...
TAX-EXEMPT FINANCING One Simple Solution.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
(see Debt Management)
An Exercise In Cost Saving:
Carsharing
Jeffrey Allen Friedman
TAXES AND REVENUES
December, page 4
President Signs Tax Bill:
New Regulations and Burdens
RETIREMENT AND on State and Local Governments
ney and BR arrie Tabin Berger
BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL FOCUS
2006 Retirement Roundup August, page 55
and Insights for 2007
Barrie Tabin Berger
FEDERL FOCUS
TECHNOLOGY
December, page 6
Budgeting Technology: A Private
Preserving the Future: GFOA’s
Sector Solution for an Enduring
Guidance Role in Pensions
Public Sector Problem?
Shayne Kavanagh and Jot n Ruggir
December page ©
Recommended Practice a Tutor
for New Pension Board Member Effective Budget Management: Take 301-984-8844
a Fresh Look at Your Workforce
Maryann t
Chr Marvey www.wwparking.com
BEST PRACTICES
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