A new report released by a nonprofit organization reveals that more than 50 percent of federal employees hold creativity and innovation in high regard.

The Partnership for Public Service—along with Hay Group, a global management consulting firm—analyzed the factors that drive innovation and modernization in federal agencies and found that 63.3 percent of employees gave a positive score on innovation to the government. This percentage was derived at based on the 2010 Office of Personnel Management's annual survey regarding the attitudes of federal employees; the survey included 263,000 employees from 32 large agencies, 34 small agencies and 224 agency sub-components.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission and NASA were ranked as being among the most innovative agencies. The Army, State Department and General Services Administration rounded out the top five.

Do you think the federal government is innovative? Why or why not? How is your agency innovative? What else could the government be doing to modernize itself?