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Public Sector Innovation Institute  (idea #134)
Date: 2004-12-07 
Category: Service / Training and Consulting
Price: 1% of net
Target Audience: Government and nonprofit management

Description: Like private businesses, public-sector organizations must constantly raise revenues, budget, improve program activities, and introduce the public to new ideas. The business world answers these challenges with effective strategies for problem-solving, creative thinking, and knowledge management. The Public Sector Innovation Institute offers the same benefits to nonprofits and governments around the world, by adapting these proven techniques to their needs. Through training and consulting, the Institute helps organizations handle tough challenges and complex projects, such as implementing knowledge management strategies. The Institute also acts as a one-stop resource center, offering workshops and classes (live and by Web), and bringing together publications and individual and organizational expertise that focuses on narrower aspects of innovation.

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