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Our mission is: to advance innovation and the use of best practices throughout the public sector.

Through our website, www.PublicSectorInstitute.net, (also found at www.PubSector.net), we provide senior executives, managers, practitioners, technologists and professionals serving the public sector an interactive medium dedicated to fulfilling our mission and an information resource focusing on topics that advance innovation and best practices.

The Public Sector Institute website serves also as the host site for the Effective Government eMagazine, and PSC products and services. 
 
The website also serves as a direct marketing platform for governnment and contractors to reach the 75,000 who receive Effective Government, where they can promote and sell products directly to buyers
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Who We Are

Public Sector Institute is a service of Public Sector Communications, L.L.C. (PSC). Learn more.

Founded in 2003, PSC is a CCR registered Federal government contractor and is classified by the Small Business Administration as a Small Business.  


GSA Schedule -- PSC is anauthorized subcontractor for GSA Schedule: FSC GROUP 541, PART I - Contract Number: GS-23F-0210M held by Advice Unlimited, LLC.

PSC is classified as a SBA Small Business for the following NAICS codes:

•  511110 -- Newspaper Publishers
•  511120 -- Periodical Publishers
•  511130 -- Book Publishers
•  516110 -- Internet Publishing and Broadcasting
•  519190 -- All Other Information Services
•  541611 -- Administrative & General Management Consulting Services
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•  561920 -- Convention and Trade Show Organizers
•  611430 -- Professional and Management Development Training
•  611710 -- Educational Support Service
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Public Sector Communications Founder: Jeff Erlichman

 

Jeff Erlichman is President/Publisher of Public Sector Communications (PSC).

 

He formed PSC in 2003 with this mission:

·         To provide companies with strategic marketing, communications and consulting services.

·         To publish online and print publications/newsletters and Web Sites dedicated to serving the information needs of the public sector and its private sector partners.

·         To provide public and private sector organizations with custom research and education products and services.

 

Current PSC properties include:

·         www.PublicSectorInstitute.net website

·         Homeland Security Strategies  (HSS) eMagazine (www.PubSector.net/HomelandSecurityStrategies)

·         Effective Government In Action (EG) eMagazine (www.PubSector.net/EffectiveGovernment)

 

Together EG and HSS reach a combined audience of 80,000 managers, business professionals and technologists (60,000 government/20,000 government contractor/vendor).

 

Prior to forming PSC, Jeff served as Associate Publisher, Marketing/Custom Marketing for Government Computer News and Washington Technology.

 

Hired in 1983 by the U.S. Professional Development Institute, the founder of Government Computer News, he served in a variety of marketing positions, rising to Associate Publisher for Marketing and Custom Marketing Services.  Jeff was responsible for all marketing, research, event and sales support activities for GCN and WT, which are widely recognized as the leading technology publications serving federal government executives, managers, technologists and solution providers.

 

In 1992, Jeff launched GCN’s Custom Marketing division with P&L responsibility with the mission to create and bring to market in person, in print and online custom programs. Between 1992 and 2003, Jeff created, edited and produced 150 advertising supplements ranging from single sponsor supplements from Dell and Cisco to GCN’s current multi-sponsored Homeland Security supplement series.

 

In 1995 (and again when re-launched in 1998), he directed all marketing and research activities for GCN State & Local. In the same year, Jeff introduced GCN’s Technology Excellence in Government (TEG) supplement series and expanded the TEG series to include seminar and online components in 1998. As of 2003, there were 35 supplements in the TEG series.  During his tenure, GCN was owned by Ziff Davis Publishing Company, Cahners Publishing/Reed USA and the Washington Post Company.

 

Prior to joining GCN, Jeff was an Account Executive for a DC area reseller, selling Information Technology products to government and commercial clients. Clients included military and research installations within Washington, DC area such as the Naval Research Lab, Naval Surface Weapons Center, Harry Diamond Lab (Army) and Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab.

 

Jeff holds a Bachelor of Arts from George Washington University and a Master of Education from University of Massachusetts. He has also completed the Stanford Professional Publishing Course.

 

Currently he, his wife Lee and golden retriever Scarlett Begonia live in Brookeville, Maryland, 20 miles north of Washington, DC and capital of the USA for one day in 1814.

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Penny Wise?

Public sector effectiveness is often a matter of budgets and close management of them. Here's an outtake that might resonate with any number of those who have wrestled with the budget beast at one time or another.

With all due respect, this is not an accounting. It’s a summary accounting. For example, you didn’t write any dates, and many of the items are vague. The analysis of the summary shows the following:

1–You received a total of $22,301. Of course, you didn’t mention the period over which this sum was received. Our activities only benefited from a negligible portion of the money. This means that you received and distributed the money as you please....

2–Salaries amounted to $10,085–45 percent of the money. I had told you in my fax...that we’ve been receiving only half salaries for five months. What is your reaction or response to this?

3–Loans amounted to $2,190. Why did you give out loans? Didn’t I give clear orders to M______ S____ to...refer any loan requests to me? We have already had long discussions on this topic...

4–Why have guesthouse expenses amounted to $1,573 when only Y____ is there, and he can be accommodated without the need for a guesthouse?

Take a guess. The above budget memo was written to an underling in the field by:

A. A FEMA official addressing the aftermath of Katrina 
B. An official in an IG office
C. A state or local official
D. A stressed government contractor
E. None of the above

Correct answer in next issue of Effective Government (no fair Googling).



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