government 2.0

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• President Obama orders overhaul in Top Secret rules

  
  ZDNet Government — Authority: 127
  President Obama has issued a directive that effectively rewrites the Top Secret classification rules. It will certainly decrease the amount of time before information becomes public.
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• Cheaper Than Digging?

  
  The Third Bit — Authority: 131
  Steven Dale thinks we should build gondolas instead of digging tunnels. I know it’s unlikely to ever happen, but wouldn’t it be wonderful?
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• The Australian Government 2.0 Taskforce Teaches Us A Lesson

  
  Andrea DiMaio — Authority: 547
  In what is likely to be one of the last messages it will post on its blog, the Australian Government 2.0 Taskforce announced that – as planned – it will end operating, leaving room to whatever new organization will be established to carry forward the excellent recommendations drafted in its final report . I ...
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• A Christmas Wish List for Government 2.0

  
  Andrea DiMaio — Authority: 547
  It’s Christmas eve and kids (as well as many grown-ups) make their late wishes, hoping that Santa Claus will listen to them and make their dreams come true under their Christmas tree. As I am busy with last-minute shopping and hours-long packing, I thought I’d share a few wishes for government 2.0, who is like a ...
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• Is government a knowledge business?

  
  DavePress — Authority: 501
  Enterprise 2.0 is a label Andrew McAfee coined to describe the use of collaborative tools within large organisations, focused on the benefits this offers to non-technical managers rather than technology-for-technology’s sake enthusiasts. In other words: blog, wikis, forums, and social networks are nice, but what ...
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• Importance of mobile

  
  DavePress — Authority: 501
  Mobile platforms are going to be ever-increasingly important to government, not least in terms of communicating and consulting with citizens – especially in terms of engaging with the disadvantaged who are more likely to have a mobile phone than a web-connected computer. But there is another side of this too, which ...
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• Twitter: Changing politics one tweet at a time

  
  Social Business — Authority: 512
  Adoption of Twitter doesnt necessarily equal political change. Many of the politicians on Twitter arent quite sure how to use it.
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• Vendors and Consultants Should Not Be Driving Government 2.0

  
  Andrea DiMaio — Authority: 547
  In an earlier post I discussed about whether vendors may derail government 2.0 . My line of reasoning was that most of what government 2.0 is about is bottom-up experimentation and transparency, and neither may be exactly welcome to incumbent IT service providers. In fact, much of shortcomings in e.government relate ...
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• Government 2.0 Report

  
  Net Traveller — Authority: 138
  The final report of the Government 2.0 Taskforce, headed by Nicholas Gruen is now available "Engage: Getting on with Government 2.0". The report is only available in PDF (1.6 MB) and Microsoft RTF (4.9 MB) formats. At 157 pages this is a very large report. An easy to download and read HTML version of the report will ...
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• How “Smart” Can Government 2.0 Be?

  
  Andrea DiMaio — Authority: 547
  Lately the terms “smart” or “smarter” have become quite fashionable in combination with terms like “city”, “planet” or “government”. Vendors such as IBM, Oracle, Cisco and others use this adjective to allude to how the use of information technology can help government agencies or entire ...
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• Whither government 2.0?

  
  DavePress — Authority: 501
  Government 2.0 seems to be a well established meme in many parts of the world, but doesn’t seem to have taken root at all in the UK. I can understand why people might think that is a Good Thing – Will and Stefan make the case on Twitter during a quick chat about the issue. But I can see why having a label ...
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• Gov 2.0 Taskforce report published

  
  DavePress — Authority: 501
  The final report from Australia’s Government 2.0 Taskforce has been published . I’ve not had the chance to read it yet, but the summary points sound sane enough: Government 2.0 or the use of the new collaborative tools and approaches of Web 2.0 offers an unprecedented opportunity to achieve more open, ...
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• Gov 2.0 Task Force points the way forward

  
  Open and Shut — Authority: 124
  Nicholas Gruen CEO Lateral Economics Make what you will of the fact that Ministers Tanner and Ludwig, having received the Gov 2.0 Task Force Final Report , released it immediately- on 22 December. This time of year is often associated with the release of information that sails beneath the radar, not just Christmas ...
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• It is Time to Look at Government 3.0 (or Better Understand 2.0)

  
  Andrea DiMaio — Authority: 547
  Although I said some time ago that I did not like the term government 2.0, I have surrendered to its popularity among government clients as well as vendors, to the point that Gartner now has its own definition Government 2.0 is the use of IT to socialize and commoditize government services, processes and data. ...
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• Gov 2.0 Isn’t Achieved via Instruction Manual

  
  Social Media Strategery — Authority: 404
  Over the last few weeks, I had an opportunity to speak with some of our nation’s finest, both domestic and abroad.  On December 3, I spoke to the members of the All Services Social Media Council and then on December 9, I spoke at the U.S. European Command (EUCOM) Public Affairs Conference . From D.C. to Germany, ...
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• Being Empowered in Government 2.0

  
  SocialButterfly — Authority: 111
  The other week I had the honor of chairing the Advanced Learning Institute’s “Social Media and Government” December conference. There were some great presentations, even better discussions and what I was impressed with most–many more sophisticated questions. In government communications, it’s no longer good ...
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• SAVE Award Interviews

  
  Talkin' bout a revolution — Authority: 103
  The White House has a nice collection of blog posts written by SAVE Award finalists. They outline their stories and the reactions they received after becoming finalists. The sense of pride and achievement they express is invigorating. It showcases the passion and dedication of many in the federal government towards ...
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• Top 10 Polls taken in 2009 - Moderate is the theme

  
  ZDNet Government — Authority: 127
  2009, end of the first decade of the 21st century. Here are some interesting vote tabulations from polls Ive taken. The polls listed have a minimum of 100 submissions.
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• Who lobbies who? Get an eyeful.

  
  Peter Martin — Authority: 133
  LobbyLens was created in just a day or two for a MashupAustralia contest. Play with it. See how much money has changed hands. Its a posterchild for Government 2.0 at  http://gov2.net.au/ Task Force chair (and spice girls fan ) Nick Gruen explains what it is up to below. The complete draft report is ...
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• Mark Drapeau’s Five Predictions for Gov2.0: Good Starting Point, But Not Far Enough

  
  Andrea DiMaio — Authority: 547
  Mark Drapeau is always an interesting read and, as one of the “usual suspects” in the government 2.0 opinion-making space, he is thoughtful and insightful. In a recent post he chose five predictions for government 2.0 in the 2010-2012 timeframe. A Gartner is in the (sometimes painful) process of issuing ...
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