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Steal this Idea. Todd Sander Deputy Director e.Republic’s Center for Digital Government. Things we should have stolen. Things we should be stealing. Things we could steal next. Our time together this afternoon …. Agenda. Content and Carriage -- Look and Feel, Form and Function. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Todd Sander Deputy Director e.Republic’s Center for Digital Government
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Todd SanderDeputy Director

e.Republic’s Center for Digital Government

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Things we should have stolen.

Things we should be stealing.

Things we could steal next.

Content and Carriage -- Look and Feel, Form and Function

Citizen Engagement -- Acting More Like the People Government Services

Collaboration, Co-creation and the Cloud

Our time together this afternoon …

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Things we should have stolen.

Things we should be stealing.

Things we could steal next.

Content and Carriage -- Look and Feel, Form and Function

Citizen Engagement -- Acting More Like the People Government Services

Collaboration, Co-creation and the Cloud

A play in three acts …

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1994

Less crowded, more portal like and stronger search

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1995

Less book store, more collaborative filtering & transactions

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1996

Not so loud, clean, lean and gold standard in search

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Then

Less flea market and resale, more retail and alliances

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2001

Less hobby, more authority – still democratizing expertise

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2003

Less about “my,” more about commercial entertainment

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2004

Less about getting dates, more about the software

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2006

Less about 140 characters, more about being a lite platform

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1994

Less about file exchange, more about citizen engagement

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Who are you serving? Who Else?

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Smart Phone Look and Feel back on the Portal

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Let’s finish Web 1.0 before going onto 2.0

Approachable – simple and sophisticated presentation, search and navigation

Findable – surfacing relevant results from vast data across thousands of providers

Actionable – collaborative filtering, fulfillment options and transaction completion

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Things we should have stolen.

Things we should be stealing.

Things we could steal next.

Content and Carriage -- Look and Feel, Form and Function

Citizen Engagement -- Acting More Like the People Government Services

Collaboration, Co-creation and the Cloud

A play in three acts …

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1 in 18 Texters injured while walking

Source: ITN/ MSNBC, March 5, 2008

DATELINE: LONDON

Not all Ideas are worth stealing …

Steal at your own risk

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If it worked for campaigning, can it work in governing?

Email 13 million addresses 7,000 messages

SMS Program1 million subscribers

Social Networks 2 million user profiles on his own socnet (MyBO.com) 5 million fans and followers on 15 other socnets

Fundraising 3.6 million donors 6.5 million donations

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The Evolving Portal

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-style Charts

2009 2008 2007 NASCIO Priorities1 1 2 Consolidation

2 6 3 Shared Services

3 -- -- Budget and Cost Control

4 2 1 Information Security

6 -- -- ERP Strategy

7 -- -- Green IT

8 -- -- Transparency

Blocking and Tackling

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Meeting today’s needs and tomorrow’s expectations

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Meeting today’s needs and tomorrow’s expectations

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Collaboration from Initiation to Implementation

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One Citizen, One Government, One Schedule

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If you think it is so easy, do it yourself…

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Economic Stimulus and Recovery Tracking

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“There’s an App for That”

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30 Million iPhone users are hard to ignore.

The Next Great Leap Frog OpportunitySmart Phones 2008: 173 MillionSmart Phones 2009: 192 Million (est.)http://mobiledevdesign.com/software_news/smart-phone-growth-despite-poor-econ-0304

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Things we should have stolen.

Things we should be stealing.

Things we could steal next.

Content and Carriage -- Look and Feel, Form and Function

Citizen Engagement -- Acting More Like the People Government Services

Collaboration, Co-creation and the Cloud

A play in three acts …

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iLive.at - Doing errands in DC will never be the same.DC Historic Tours -- A walking tour planner, powered by a Google Maps-Flikr-Wikipedia mashup, minimizes steps and maximizes experiencePark It DC -- fighting the constant circling, the unnecessary meter plugging and even expensive tickets that come with finding a parking spot in DC.Where's My Money? DC -- The buck stops at a Facebook Forum on public expenditures, procurement and accountability.DC Crime Finder -- Ripped from the databases, not the headlines -- a customizable look at crime in the neighborhood.Stumble Safely -- Making the streets of DC safe for pub crawls.PointAbout Alerts -- an iPhone app makes crime reports, building permits and other civic data location-aware in that you see the stuff that is closest to you firstWe the People Wiki -- An editable Vox populi for our Web 2.0 times, embedding the voice (or keystrokes) of the people through an editable, peer-led community reference website based on Washington, D.C. public data.

260 data feeds in DC library47 apps in 30 days$20,000 in prize money 30% reduction in FOIA requests 4300% ROI: $50K in prizes nets $2.3M in Apps

People’s Choice

The District's new Car Pool Mashup

attracted 22 percent of the 3,320 votes

and DC Bikes took another 13

percent.

The Public Record is Alive!! (Live Data Feeds)

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PRIZES

First Place (1): $15,000

Second Place (1): $5,000

Third Place (4): $1,000

Honorable Mention (10): $100

40+ Open Source Apps

in 30 Days

http://www.sunlightlabs.com/appsforamerica

Citizen Coders and Live Data Sets and Feeds

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http://iamcaltrain.com

http://www.caltrain.org

Mashups before mashups were cool

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Source: mysopciety.org

Help and inspiration comes from the ‘darndest’ places.

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To share photographs from the Library’s collections with people who enjoy images but might not visit the Library’s own Web site.

To gain a better understanding of how social tagging and community input could benefit both the Library and users of the collections.  

To gain experience participating in Web communities that are interested in the kinds of materials in the Library’s collections.

Taking advantage of Folksonomies…

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Green Lower Cost/ Better Utilization Better Management IT’s Energy Efficiency at the 5th Fuel (behind

Petroleum, Coal, Nuclear and Alternative)

The Color of Money: Green

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Green is the New Green

Economic and Ecological Sustainability

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Examine your personal relationship and business processes in light of new media tools

Wrap communication strategy around civic engagement

Plan for a future you have not yet imagined -- Web 2.0 is only a placeholder for what is coming

Transition from Web to Mobile Web Inventory your Data Assets and Make them

Public (Exceptions Apply) Deal with the Cloud – make it part of your

ecosystem Steal Liberally – you are not that unique,

someone else has probably solved most of your problem

Now what do I do?

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“When the citizen is sovereign, the Sovereign (that is, the state) must serve.”

Paul W. TaylorCenter for Digital Government

The Take Away

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Todd SanderDeputy Director

e.Republic’s Center for Digital Government

[email protected]


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