Administrategy

"The essence of strategic governance is not being good in everything. It means finding a coherent story where you focus on things that people find important. Anti-establishment, populist parties have better intuitive sense than liberal establishment politicians who are afraid of choosing such a niche" says Administrategy co-author, prof. Maciej Kisilowski, in an interview with the Slovak Spectator.

Populists are more creative than liberals The essence of creativity and good governance is about finding a coherent story. When every city gets smart, being a stupid city will be an advantage, says a strategic management expert.

The article from 2015 but still influencial and obviously worth sharing.
As we always say - strategic management includes ability to integrate people, knowledge, and key processes around clearly-stated objectives. This is particularly important for public-sector agencies that often have ambitious, high-level goals, this simply bears a fruit.
Estonia, along with countries such as Israel, Finland, Ireland or South Korea found a good way to manage three faces of public value: good solutions, political support, and customer engagement and satisfaction. Now there is the right time for countries from our region to catch up with strategic management! And Aministrategy is the right tool to do this!

Envying Estonia's Digital Government The only reason more countries aren't adopting Estonia's e-government system is the absence of political will.

Serdecznie zapraszamy na spotkanie z Prof. Maciejem Kisilowskim na stoisku Wydawnictwo Studio EMKA, numer 189/V, w niedzielę 21 maja, o godz. 12.00, w czasie Warszawskich Targów Książki, PGE Narodowy!
Będzie to doskonała okazja do osobistej rozmowy z profesorem oraz zdobycia podpisu na egzemplarzu Administrategii.

Warszawskie Targi Książki - Strona główna Program tegorocznych Warszawskich Targów Książki będzie niezwykle bogaty i barwny. To zasługa nie tylko obecności blisko...