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Gov Camp 2012 – 15 take home pointers
GovCamp 2012 was awesome. With two days of packed and uber interesting un-conference style talks, coupled with an opportunity to talk to and debate with a whole host of varied people, the event was truly worth working on a Saturday … Continue reading
5 ways to do better software demos
Software demos are often too long and they shouldn’t be. This great post from We Love Local Government hit a nerve. The post inspired us to set out some principles for how we demo. Our goal is simply to make … Continue reading
Posted in From Delib, How Delib gets stuff done, News & thinking
Tagged consultation software, cost saving, crowdsourcing, demos, government, government as a platform, humanise, online consultation, online consultation advice, online consultation tips, principles, procurement, software business, software sales, startup, tips, transparency
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How our apps link into IAP2 Spectrum of public participation
Having worked with a number of global clients including NAPA in America and DFC in South Australia, we are particularly interested in learning how our current and future clients can use our apps to inform IAP2 (International Association of Public … Continue reading
Posted in From Delib, From other people, News & thinking
Tagged community involvement, consultation software australia, crowdsourcing, delib, Delib australia, DFC, digital democracy, e-consultation, e-democracy australia, empowerment, Engagement, Engagement process, government, government as a platform, IAP2, NAPA, online consultation software, online dialogue, SASP
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Spending Challenge wraps up; government takes ideas forward
So on Friday the Treasury’s public ideas-gathering/crowdsourcing Spending Challenge site wrapped up, having collected more than 44,000 suggestions from the public. You can read more on the Treasury’s website or watch this quick BBC interview with George Osborne. Both the … Continue reading
What’s smart for honeybees is smart for groups of people too
We (humans) think we’re a clever bunch, and always assume we’re the fonts of innovation and inventors of new solutions to problems – whether that’s a new technology or a new theory. However, often it’s the case that we’ve been … Continue reading
‘is [Your Freedom] the silliest new govt website or the most inspired?’
That was the question posed by Krishnan Guru-Murthy of http://yourfreedom.hmg.gov.uk/ on his Twitter account yesterday – and it nicely encapsulates the ability for an exercise and site like this to polarise opinion. There’s been a lot of coverage and comment … Continue reading
Looking after ‘Your Freedom’ site as it’s strained by intense demand
So at Delib towers, we’re still here, looking after the http://yourfreedom.hmg.gov.uk website we set live earlier today. We’re excited to be working on this project, which really does look like it could be, as Nick Clegg said this morning, ‘the … Continue reading
Posted in From Delib, From other people
Tagged crowdsourcing, nick clegg, policy crowdsourcing, your freedom, your freedom delib
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Crowd-sourcing – hot or not?
In the words of Mugatu in comedy flick Zoolander, crowd-sourcing is “so hot right now”. Dell want to launch a new computer – first thing they do is listen to the needs of the crowd across their Ideastorm crowd-sourcing app. … Continue reading
Crowdsourcing quick wins for government ICT strategy with SOCITM
I went along to a SOCITM South West event in Exeter last Friday where local authority IT managers were encouraged and challenged to think about the role of ICT in the new world of budget cuts and the big society; … Continue reading
Posted in From other people
Tagged big society, crowdsourcing, fixmystreet, open source, open source democracy, policy crowdsourcing, socitm
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How to make open government sustainable – SXSW round-up #1
If SXSW is geek central. Then yesterday’s “In code we trust” session was geek government central. And it was a really interesting session. Geeks in government is a pretty big thing these days – something proved by yesterday’s “In code … Continue reading
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Tagged crowdsourcing, online participation, open government, open source, SXSW, transparency
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