I’ll be liveblogging the presentations today and may liveblog parts of tomorrow, when I am chairing, speaking and on a panel.
Cairo Walker of Step Two Designs has written an excellent article on collaboration, looking at the use of digital tools and approaches to facilitating adoption within organisations. Entitled Collaboration: leading by example, the article includes a case study on the World Wildlife Fund detailing how a not-for-profit organisation can productively implement collaboration tools that meet…
Today I’m featuring a guest post from Pia Waugh, former IT Advisor to Senator Lundy, convenor of the recent Canberra GovCamp and GovHack and one of the luminaries of the Australian Gov 2.0 scene. As she plans to continue to update this post, for the latest version visit her blog at http://pipka.org/public-engagement-more-customer-service-than-comms/ Public engagement: more customer…
According to a report in FutureGov, Australia’s GCIO talks tough at FutureGov Forum, Ann Steward has urged public servants to actively embrace Government 2.0 in their agencies. The article stated that, Steward said that although a lot of good work was being done, agencies needed to identify the internal barriers to embracing Gov 2.0, and…
Gov 2.0 Radio has released the live broadcast of the final panel from the Govinnovate conference, ‘Australia beyond Gov 2.0’, one of the panels I participated in. Find out more about the broadcast, panel and Gov 2.0 radio at gov20radio.com/2013/12/beyondgov20/ Or listen to the panel below. More Technology Podcasts at Blog Talk Radio with Gov…
I’d like to wish everyone who reads my blog a fantastic holiday break with their nearest and dearest and a great New Year. I’m taking a break from writing this blog and plan to continue this conversation with you in early January. Looking back Reflecting back, I believe that 2010 has been a solid year…
Like most people with a broad digital footprint I’ve been hacked multiple times, usually in fairly minor ways. Around ten years ago I had my PayPal account hacked through malware in the Amazon site, costing me $300. PayPal staff insisted this was a legitimate payment for goods (which I hadn’t ordered) being delivered to my…
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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