William Eggers has published dozens of studies and how-to guides on public management
and public policy on topics ranging from privatization to transportation to cost reduction.
Cost Reduction
Driving More Money into the Classroom: The Promise of Shared Services, Deloitte Research, November 2005
Cutting Fat, Adding Muscle: The Power of Information in Addressing Budget Shortfalls, Deloitte Research, July 2003
2003 Mid-Year Review of State Budget Policy, American Legislative Exchange Council, July 2003
Managing City Finances, Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, March 2003
Show Me the Money: Cost-Cutting Solutions for Cash-Strapped States, November 2002
Competitive Government for a Competitive Los Angeles, November 1994 (Reason Foundation)
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Government 2.0/Technology
Changing the Game: The Role of the Private and Public Sectors in Protecting Data, Deloitte Research, 2009
Web 2.0: The Future of Collaborative Government, Deloitte Research, December 2008
Putting IT on the Short List, Deloitte Research, May 2003
Overcoming Obstacles to IT-Enabled Transformation, Innovations in American Government, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, May, 2003
Citizen Advantage: Enhancing Economic Competitiveness through E-Government, Deloitte Research, October 2003
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Government Reform
Going beyond Compliance: Effectively managing stimulus fund today, while creating more lasting business value tomorrow, Deloitte Research, June 2009
Government Reform’s Next Wave: Redesigning Government to Meet the Challenges of the 21st Century, Deloitte Research 2009
Mastering Finance in Government: Transforming the Government Enterprise Through Better Financial Management, Deloitte Research, June 2008
Bolstering Human Capital: How the Public Sector Can Beat the Coming Talent Crisis, Deloitte Research 2007
Paying for Tomorrow: Solving the Public Pension Crisis, Deloitte Research, July 2006
Government by Network: The New Public Management Imperative, Deloitte Research, May 2005
Govts. Wrestling With New Accounting Mandate, Look To New Zealand, with Ian Ball, Tony Dale, William Eggers, and John Sacco, May 1999. (Reason Foundation)
Rightsizing Government: Lessons From America's Public-Sector Innovators, January 1994. (Reason Foundation)
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Health and Human Services
Serving the Aging Citizen, Deloitte Research, March 2007
Medicaid Makeover: Six Tough (and Unavoidable) Choices on the Road to Reform, Deloitte Research, February 2006
Delivering Services for the Mentally Ill and Developmentally Disabled: A Consumer Choice Model, 1996
Health and Social Services in the Post-Welfare State: Are Vouchers the Answer? , Reason Foundation, August, 1995
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Privatization and Contracting
Competitive Neutrality: Ensuring a Level Playing Field in Managed Competitions, March 1998. (Reason Foundation)
Performance-Based Contracting: Designing State-of-the-Art Contract Administration and Monitoring Systems, May 1997 (Reason Foundation)
Privatization and Public Employees: Guidelines for Fair Treatment, August 1993 (Reason Foundation)
Designing a Comprehensive State-level Privatization Program, January 1993 (Reason Foundation)
Privatization Opportunities for States, January 1993 (Reason Foundation)
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Transportation/Infrastructure
Changing Lanes: Addressing America’s Congestion Problems Through Road User Pricing, Deloitte Research, September 2008
Closing the Infrastructure Gap: The Role of Public-Private Partnerships, Deloitte Research, December 2006
Combating Gridlock: How Pricing Road Use Can Ease Congestion, Deloitte Research, November 2003
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Miscellaneous
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WHAT IS GOVERNMENT 2.0?
"If We Can Put a Man on the Moon is the rare book that made me both shake my head in disbelief and nod my head with possibility... Pick up two copies -one to read yourself, the other to send to your favorite elected official."
Daniel H. Pink, author of A Whole New Mind
"Government 2.0 should be required reading for all policy makers; it showcases the power of harnessing new technologies in a readable fashion with wonderful, real-life anecdotes. The information is vital for anyone helping to chart the political, cultural and economic future of our country."
Cathilea Robinett, Executive Director, Centers for Digital Government and Education Executive Vice President, e.Republic, Inc.
"In Governing by Network, Goldsmith and Eggers answer one of the most important public policy questions of our time."
Edward G. Rendell, Governor of Pennsylvania
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