Structured brain jam

Structured BrainJam
Gov 2.0 LA
February 13, 2011
Moderated by Andrea Baker, AIIM International
@immunity

Hi! Welcome to BrainJam Gov2.0LA Edition
I am Andrea Baker, former Army – former contractor for Fed Gov
Worked with CIA/DIA/NSA/Pentagon/SIGAR/NOAA
Now – Manager for Systems of Engagement at AIIM International (What is AIIM)
Twitter: @immunity
Introduction

Everyone participates
Free-flowing discussion
Keep the peace – be open to everyone’s ideas and suggestions, a healthy debate is welcome
Help capture the content: tweet, blog, etc…
We will capture within this presentation and upload to the internet to share with the greater community.
If questions or comments come in through Social Media – bring them into the discussion
Other than that, let’s do this!
Rules of this Brainjam

Shall we address:
The biggest problems in Government
Defining the next steps in Government 2.0
Less techy – coming up with a common language
Take time to invest in your civic life – identifying social needs to navigate government’s direction
Other ideas?
You Have A Choice

What is Gov 2.0?
Doing something unexpected
Being where the citizen wants them to be
Government as a platform – open gov
Using social media, new and emerging technologies to better provide services for citizens
Open the data
Enabling citizens to help from the top down
The power of people is critical
Two way communication between Gov/Citizen
Information, conversation, data, action
Go beyond talking, start doing
Defining the next steps in Government 2.0

Let’s stop talking numbers, lets talk movement
The shift was clear
The next move is not as clear
Are we starting to see the next evolution to the next wave of citizen engagement with Government on a worldwide scale?
The Shift from 1.0 to 2.0

Where are we are currently?
Where are we are currently?
Widely distributed networks
Can now connect with others
Lots more data
Quit throwing data out there and not doing anything with it
Problems cannot be solved within 140 characters
Apps are not the end solution
Not ALL Citizens are software developers – how can we make the data meaningful to those we are not internet savvy!

More of a sense of new business opportunities
Then open source movement– how can we reduce the amount of RFPs that are calling for the same or similar solutions across and inside the same agencies?
Shorter gap between government and startups – they need to see the need.
Government needs to be sexy to innovators
Giving it all away for free --- answers??
Problem is hiring drupal developers – see rock creek!!
… next

Not an end all be all solution
Technology is being developed in many languages and platforms
Contests - how do you go on from the end of the run? What if you win, what if you don’t? Feedback!!
Ideas being taken without permission – when you submit to the system, how can you prevent someone else you using your solution.
Open Source

Google – CDC
Apps for ….
Mobile Solutions
What successes have we had?

How can we ask you to give a little to give a lot?
Question of access – if you have an idea for Government – but not always having the resources
Someone is listening, but is the question(s) being asked?
We need this, who can help us?
Bartering? “SIMPLE.CO” as an example (Dominic Campbell - UK)
Getting office space
Mentoring
Can we barter – no, should they ? ---yes
Winning the Future

Reputational Capital (vs. Bartering)
The government can review (contributions) submissions and provide feedback
Government hasn’t gotten the contribution problems
Money vs. the Poorhouse

We will capture within this presentation and upload to the internet to share with the greater community.
Pull in tweets: #gov20la
Pull in from other sources
Results

Twitter @immunity
LinkedIN: http://www.linkedin.com/in/andreabaker
Email: abaker@aiim.org
AIIM International
1100 Wayne Avenue
Suite 1100
Silver Spring, MD 20910
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Structured brain jam

by Andrea Baker on Feb 13, 2011

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