FutureGov Hong Kong – Day 2 LiveBlog
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Guest post: Supporting a major government project with social media tools
I am pleased to present this guest post from a colleague who has done a fantastic job of incorporating online tools into the government project management mix. I feel that the work Nathanael Boehm and his team have been doing on the Training.gov.au project is an example of how social media can improve the ability…
Report from Monday 22 April 2013 open data government 2.0 event in Canberra
The free Gov 2.0 lunchtime event in Canberra was well attended yesterday, with many new people in the crowd demonstrating how the Government 2.0 and open data communities continue to grow and change. For those unable to attend, we videoed the event, however as this is still being processed I suggest visiting Nathaniel Boehm’s Pure…
Look for me at the Sydney conference, Advancing Intranet Management in the Public Sector
I am co-presenting the first presentation on Wednesday at the Ark Group’s Advancing Intranet Management in the Public Sector conference in Sydney. My colleague and I will be discussing how our agency’s intranet was used to support staff through the recent major reform of the Australian Child Support Scheme and the cultural shifts through the…
Why public data should be public – a US view
To kick-off this week, I thought it might be useful to link to an excellent video from the US’s Sunlight Foundation providing a glimpse into why there’s growing interest in making public information collected and managed by governments public. It doubles as an introduction to the Public = Online campaign, which is being used in…
The first truly digital officer
What if everything you’d written on a topic over the last decade could be poured into an AI that interacts with you to develop and explore new insights and ideas? This morning I’ve started testing our proof of concept ‘digital brain’, which has read, absorbed and contextualised everything I’ve written in my eGov.AU blog since…
Networking Australian government websites
As the business manager of a government website I’m always interested in how much traffic arrives from other government sites. I can directly engage other agencies, building relationships, sharing content and processes, to the benefit of our mutual customers. I see a real opportunity for departments and agencies to work together to help ensure that…