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Q&A from O’Reilly Media: Gov 2.0 International Online Conference

I know during my session I wasn’t able to answer everyone’s questions. However, I was able to find a few other questions in the chat and twitter stream. I’m a big believer that everyone should have a chance to ask a question so – with apologies that I couldn’t do them live – here are [...]

Posted 11 March 2010 | David Eaves § commentary § public service sector renewal § technology ‡ Comments (9) ° Also tagged: , ,

Eaves.ca Blogging Moment #3 (2009 Edition): Australia Likes eaves.ca

Back in 2007 I published a list of top ten blogging moments – times I felt blogging resulted in something fun or interesting. I got numerous notes from friends who found it fun to read (though some were not fans) so I’m giving it another go. Even without these moments it has been rewarding, but [...]

Posted 08 January 2010 | David Eaves § cool links § public service sector renewal § random ‡ Comments (0) ° Also tagged: , , ,

If I could start with a blank sheet of paper… (part 2)

The other week Martin Stewart-Weeks posted this piece on the Australian Government’s Web 2.0 Taskforce blog. In it he asked:
“…imagine for a moment it was your job to create the guidelines that will help public servants engage online. Although you have the examples from other organisations, you are given the rare luxury to start with [...]

Posted 03 November 2009 | David Eaves § public policy § public service sector renewal § technology ‡ Comments (6) ° Also tagged: , ,

Toronto Innovation Summit on Open Government

Today I’m at Toronto City Hall doing a panel on Open Government for the Innovation Showcase. If you are reading this before 10am EST you can catch a webcast of the panel at the above link.
I’ve pasted in my slides for those who would like to follow along. Down below I’ve included a few links [...]

Posted 02 November 2009 | David Eaves § open data § public service sector renewal § technology ‡ Comments (2) ° Also tagged: , , ,

Mapping Government 2.0 against the Hype Curve

Last week Andrea DiMaio wrote an interesting post on how Government 2.0 may be approaching the peak of the hype cycle. I’d never seen the hype cycle before and it looked fun, so I thought it might be interesting to try to map where I believe some current Canadian government 2.0 projects, a few older [...]

Posted 28 September 2009 | David Eaves § public service sector renewal § technology ‡ Comments (14) ° Also tagged: , , , , ,

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