I’m happy to come chat to any government agency or council on these topics if it adds value to what you’re trying to do.
Australia’s Gov 2.0 Taskforce will be holding Open Forums in every state and territory of Australia over the next few weeks, seeking input from a range of audience groups – government, industry, academics, NGOs and interested others. If you wish to influence the future of the Australian government’s Gov 2.0 agenda, look for details and…
James Robertson of Step Two Designs has posted about a survey being conducted by Prescient Digital Media exploring intranet use and adoption plans for Web 2.0 technologies. To participate and receive a copy of the aggregate results (plus a chance to win a US$400 prize) complete the short (10 minute) survey.
In the run-up to the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, the organisers have developed an animated infographic showing the points of control within the digital economy. It provides an interesting perspective on which major companies provide which services and collect various types of data. Take a look over at the Web 2.0 Summit map…
Inventorspot has compiled a list of ten of the top branded social media nightmares. These are situations where organisations or their staff have been caught behaving badly, where social media campaigns went past the line of good taste or where organisations failed to get onto social media and were not able to become part of…
The government of Ontario has launched a job recruitment program in Second Life, one of the best known virtual worlds. The program allows potential employees to virtually practice being a firefighter, civil engineer, medical technician or another public service profession to gain some insight into the demands of the role before deciding whether to seek…
On Monday AGIMO announced the finalists for the 2011 Gov 2.0 individual innovator award, building on the award originally issued by the Gov 2.0 Taskforce last year. I’m very proud to see the three finalists have all made significant contributions to Government 2.0 practice in Australia. It is interesting to note that all three finalists…
This archive mirrors the original eGov AU blog — Craig’s professional commentary on AI, digital government and technology in public life, running since 2006.
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