One idea many Americans have today is the idea that the government needs to be run more efficiently. While there a many despairing views on how that should be done, one major idea is privatizing parts of the U.S. Government and make it run more like a business. With the recent news of Donald Trump appointing his son-in-law Jared Kushner to lead the White House Office of American Innovation; one might expect that very thing to happen. Kushner appears to be implementing the reform process of reengineering to stabilize the government which clearly demonstrates flaws the system has and the differences between it and the private sector.
According to the Washington Post, about a week ago, Donald Trump appointed his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, as head …show more content…
Based on Kushner’s ideas of immediate reform, as stated above, it seems to sound a lot similar to the reengineering strategy. He wants to modernize how things are done and improve technology. He intends to take a “broken” system and remodel of worker-training programs are done. I think his ultimate goal is to provide continuous improvement, through reengineering, just as a business would desire to do so. As he stated he wants to create the ultimate efficiency, by appealing the customers, who he refers citizens as. A major problem with this process is that could be very risky because something like this has never occurred on this large of a scale. This is the case because there is no company that exists that is comparable in size or services provided to the U.S. …show more content…
Based upon his initial comments, one can expect him to use some form of reengineering strategy, which would change the process by which the government works in relationship to its citizens and through the modernization of technology. By hiring Kushner, it helped provide an incentive for the best employees to work for the government, and by Kushner bringing in people he trusts, who have an ample amount of experience. Perhaps Kushner will also address more aspects of the Civil service system and draw attention to some of its negative aspects.Through this Trump and his son-in-law, Kushner, are trying to install fresh ideas and change the way the government is run. Only time will tell whether or not Trump will be successful in running the government like a
According to the Washington Post, about a week ago, Donald Trump appointed his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, as head …show more content…
Based on Kushner’s ideas of immediate reform, as stated above, it seems to sound a lot similar to the reengineering strategy. He wants to modernize how things are done and improve technology. He intends to take a “broken” system and remodel of worker-training programs are done. I think his ultimate goal is to provide continuous improvement, through reengineering, just as a business would desire to do so. As he stated he wants to create the ultimate efficiency, by appealing the customers, who he refers citizens as. A major problem with this process is that could be very risky because something like this has never occurred on this large of a scale. This is the case because there is no company that exists that is comparable in size or services provided to the U.S. …show more content…
Based upon his initial comments, one can expect him to use some form of reengineering strategy, which would change the process by which the government works in relationship to its citizens and through the modernization of technology. By hiring Kushner, it helped provide an incentive for the best employees to work for the government, and by Kushner bringing in people he trusts, who have an ample amount of experience. Perhaps Kushner will also address more aspects of the Civil service system and draw attention to some of its negative aspects.Through this Trump and his son-in-law, Kushner, are trying to install fresh ideas and change the way the government is run. Only time will tell whether or not Trump will be successful in running the government like a