2013 JanuaryInsights@Cofluence

All posts on January, 2013

Game on: 24 hours to imagine the future of government

Allison Hornery, January 22, 2013

For 24 hours in January 2013, the Institute For The Future hosted a global game for citizens around the world to imagine the future of government through civic innovation. Jake Dunagan, IFTF’s Research Director talks about why this is an important theme to explore.

Service design for the public sector: designing questions before answers

Start-up culture meets Gov 2.0 in Washington DC

2.0 is changing the economic definition of public goods. Or is it?

Beyond the hype: Gov-tech across the Commonwealth of Nations

OECD e-Leaders 2012: From e-Gov to OpenGov

eGovernment in the United Arab Emirates

data.gov.au – a year in the life

Joining the Open Government Partnership: What’s next?

Counting down to the Open Gov News Challenge 2013

Utah.gov saves $61m through online service delivery

Bringing content to people, not people to websites

Revolution @ State: How new media is shaping diplomacy

MAPPING THE PUBLIC INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM

Connecting the communicators with CommsCamp

The Power of Co – collaborative governance in a complex world

Social media, record-keeping and open government

The community as first responder: Social media in local emergencies

When ROI = Return-On-Influence: Social communication for local government in Monmouthshire

Game on: 24 hours to imagine the future of government