Uses of Web 2.0 in e-government - Revision history

Dave at 08:13, 21 November 2007

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2007-11-20T23:25:16Z

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Dave at 20:15, 20 November 2007

2007-11-20T20:15:13Z

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==Internal knowledge management==
*Communities of practice, bringing together people faced with the same problems
**E.g. Dutch police in different forces discuss how to close down a cannabis farm
*Technologies: information exchange over e-mail lists, discussion forums, chat systems, ...

==Inter-organisational joint projects==
*Collaborative work, including project planning, budgeting, joint report writing
**E.g. when setting up shared services
*Technologies: collaborative writing using Lotus Notes or wikiwiki software, CRM and project management portals, Google spreadsheets, version control software (cf. services for software developers at [http://sourceforge.net/ Sourceforge).

==Engaging with stakeholders==
*Complaints and compliments, public consultations, neighbourhood forums, supporting the work of councillors and assembly members, planning circles, ...
**I.e. every time when government learns from people outside government (-> organisational learning)
*Technologies: see [technology classification]

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		+	In [http://www.netties2007.org/egov/papers/SarahFogden.ppt her paper at EGOV07], Sarah Fogden of the UK Cabinet Office laid out the two main drivers of transformational government, from the local government white paper. It must be an efficient way of delivering what people and communities want. The Cabinet Office is developing performance targets for customer satisfaction.
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		+	So when looking to use Web 2.0 to improve government, there are potential efficiency games, but even more opportunities to respond to citizens and empower their communities.
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	*Communities of practice, bringing together people faced with the same problems		*Communities of practice, bringing together people faced with the same problems

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 ==Engaging with stakeholders==
-*Complaints and compliments, public consultations, neighbourhood forums, supporting the work of councillors and assembly members, planning circles, ...
+*Complaints and compliments
-**I.e. every time when government learns from people outside government (-> organisational learning)
+*public consultations
 *Technologies: see [[technology classification]]

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 *Collaborative work, including project planning, budgeting, joint report writing
 **E.g. when setting up shared services
-*Technologies: collaborative writing using Lotus Notes or wikiwiki software, CRM and project management portals, Google spreadsheets, version control software (cf. services for software developers at [http://sourceforge.net/ Sourceforge).
+*Technologies: collaborative writing using Lotus Notes or wikiwiki software, CRM and project management portals, Google spreadsheets, version control software (cf. services for software developers at [http://sourceforge.net/ Sourceforge]).
 ==Engaging with stakeholders==