The IBM Center for The Business of Government is dedicated to enhancing the effectiveness and management of government at various levels, including federal, state, local, and international. Established in 1998, the Center bridges academic research and practical government management, focusing on real-world public sector challenges. It stimulates research and facilitates discussions on innovative public management approaches.

The Center offers research stipends to scholars and nonprofit researchers, resulting in nearly 400 actionable reports aimed at improving government performance. It publishes the annual *Business of Government* magazine, produces books on modern government management, and hosts *The Business of Government Hour*, a weekly interview program featuring insights from government executives. Additionally, the Center maintains a blog with contributions from various experts and hosts visiting fellows to enhance expertise in emerging areas of government management. It serves public sector executives and managers, providing valuable resources to improve operations and leadership. The Center is affiliated with IBM Global Business Services, leveraging this connection to integrate research with practical solutions for government.