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The Perils of Evidence-Based Government Much has been written here—and just about everywhere else the subject of improving government performance is discussed—about the power of evidence-based analysis, and I agree that it holds much value for making public-policy and management decisions.

Cutting Budgets to Create Most Value Less Money Instead of just cutting, we should ask: How can we create the most value with less money? Even better, are there ways to leverage "less money" to actually move our organizations forward?

Client feedback...

"It was a true partnership. I hadn't experienced a true partnership before in a consultant relationship. I thought PSG would come in and say, "Do this. Here's what we're going to do." PSG didn't do that.

Instead of telling us, PSG asked questions, like, "What results are you trying to achieve?" And then we worked together on answers. Through that experience, I learned.

It was a learning experience for me. Invaluable, at the end. But sometimes frustrating during!"

"The Five C's" Our services are organized around five basic strategies for transforming public systems - Core, Control, Consequences, Customers, and Culture.