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Keeping Our Simplifications Honest
Three Habits for Governing With Data, Not From It
Aug 11
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Aaron Percival
July 2026
When the Means Becomes the End
The one about Robert Merton and why rules and measures drift from their purpose
Jul 21
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Aaron Percival
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June 2026
What Gets Counted Gets Done
The Pattern Across Five Auditor General Reports
Jun 30
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Aaron Percival
The Conversation We Don't Have
Technical debt and the limits of public sector IT planning
Jun 9
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Aaron Percival
May 2026
What 64 Years of Olympic Cost Overruns Can Teach US
A new Flyvbjerg paper, and what it means for our work
May 19
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Aaron Percival
April 2026
Stop Calling It a Culture Problem
Defensive behaviour during cuts is a design choice
Apr 28
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Aaron Percival
February 2026
The Innovation Paradox
Why Public Servants Rationally Choose Stagnation
Feb 10
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Aaron Percival
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January 2026
Strategic Misrepresentation
How Unrealistic Promises Get Approved
Jan 20
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Aaron Percival
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December 2025
2025 Year in Review
Why Government Needs Value Discipline Now
Dec 30, 2025
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Aaron Percival
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Why Your Project Isn’t Unique And How to Deliver It Better
Happy Tuesday, Transformation Friends.
Dec 9, 2025
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Aaron Percival
November 2025
Think Right to Left: Defining the Why for Better Public Sector Results
Happy Tuesday, Transformation Friends.
Nov 18, 2025
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Aaron Percival
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October 2025
Why Government Projects Fail, and How Thinking Slow, Acting Fast Can Fix Them
Happy Tuesday, Transformation Friends.
Oct 28, 2025
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Aaron Percival
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