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Category Archives: Gov 2.0
GSRM for Digital Service Delivery?
This is a quick post to share some work that was done by the Enterprise Architecture Division of the Chief Information Branch of the Government of Canada back in 2006. I became aware of it at a conference entitled Transforming … Continue reading
Posted in Gov 2.0, Open Government, Web 2.0
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Government as a platform eh?
I came across this draft post from when I attended the 2009 Gov2.0 Summit in Washington. It was just after Obama became President and the excitement in the air was like that in Ottawa recently with our new Prime Minister. Reading it … Continue reading
Posted in Conference, Gov 2.0, Open Data, Positive Change
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You can change culture now: 3 essential truths for public service leaders
Three profound truths that I discovered at a red light one day… Continue reading
Why open government is important to me.
This post is the second in a two part series about what motivates people to get involved in Open Government.It originally appeared in the GTEC2104 Blog. Open Government impacts our economy, political system, social stability, quality of life, beliefs, and … Continue reading
Posted in Conference, Gov 2.0, My Dogs, Open Government, Rant
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The Importance of Open
Over the years I have had the chance to reflect upon lessons from quite a few successful and unsuccessful projects. One of the more significant things that I have been lucky enough to be involved with is helping to bring … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Culture, Gov 2.0, Rant
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Collaboration Tools the Shirky Ladder
This post originally appeared as part of the GTEC 2013 Blog Collaboration is a word you hear a lot these days, and its one of GTEC13’s theme words. In the Government of Canada (GC) Public Service context, the Chief Information … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Culture, Gov 2.0
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The Culture Table – Request for input
The purpose of this post is to share something I am working on in the hopes of receiving some feedback from people like you. Back in April I wrote a post entitled “Hold your breath, it’s going to go deep” … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Culture, Gov 2.0
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Three truths to help you change the culture of the Public Service
This is one of two posts for the GTEC 2013 blog series where we are exploring what it means to be an Agile, Open, Collaborative and Mobile Government. My focus will be on the Cultural, Organizational and Policy Infrastructure that … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Culture, Gov 2.0, Open Government, Positive Change, Rant
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“Dreams of a digital nirvana don’t come true, but all is not lost.”
https://nusum.wordpress.com/2013/06/07/reflections-of-a-participant-observer/ When I was asked to write a post comparing technology and tools across time, I was intrigued because I believe that the tools and technology we choose shape the culture of our workplace. Twenty pages of draft text later, … Continue reading
PS Engage Resources
This post is to document all the resources produced as part of PS Engage 2011 and 2012 Photos and Tapestries All videos from 2011 and 2012 events Download the PDF summary Blog posts about the conferences Copies of the presentations … Continue reading
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