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Wikinomics and the Future of Governance

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Anthony D Williams briefs the European Commission on technologies and methodologies of large-scale citizen engagement and policy-modeling

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  1. Slide 1: Wikinomics and the Future of Government & Governance Anthony D. Williams co-author of Wikinomics, VP nGenera © New Paradigm 2008 1
  2. Slide 2: Wikinomics - 22 Languages © New Paradigm 2008 2
  3. Slide 3: Mass Collaboration in Action Age of Participation © New Paradigm 2008 3
  4. Slide 4: Government 2.0: Wikinomics, Government & Democracy  The definitive worldwide investigation of how Wikinomics and the web 2.0 is revolutionizing government and democracy  A global member-funded community of change agents and thought leaders © New Paradigm 2008 4
  5. Slide 5: 1. New Conditions for Democracy 1. Large-scale problems overwhelm the capacity of closed policy units 2. A highly educated and connected population 3. Collaborative infrastructure 4. Demonstration effect of mass collaboration 5. The legitimacy and authority of European governance © New Paradigm 2008 5
  6. Slide 6: 2. Guiding Principles for Digital-Era Policymaking  Transparent: Provides access to pertinent information  Participatory: Enables citizens and stakeholder to provide input  Collaborative: Reaches across organizational boundaries  Responsive: Fosters continuous innovation and agility  Informed: Acquires up-to-date knowledge and inputs  Accountable: Decision-makers are accountable for outcomes © New Paradigm 2008 6
  7. Slide 7: 3. Building Communities of Interest Public Servants New Immigrants Veterans Families Youth Seniors People with Disabilities Agricultural © New Paradigm 2008 Producers 7
  8. Slide 8: 3. Building Communities of Interest : Brainstorming with Customer Communities © New Paradigm 2008 8
  9. Slide 9: 3. Building Communities of Interest Co-Creating an Educational Curriculum © New Paradigm 2008 9
  10. Slide 10: 3. Building Communities of Interest Opening Up the Boundaries of Government © New Paradigm 2008 10
  11. Slide 11: 4. Connected Through Rich User Profiles Project Activity John Smith Online March 11 Partner meeting with United Nations March 10 Completed project for European Commission Project Rating: Feedback: 1 report, 2 sr. clients March 9 New connection with Jane Doe March 7 Updated product specification sheet for Widget Recommendations Performance Rating Skills Groups • Climate Change Action Group • European Social Inclusion • Custom Car Collectors Current Project My Location European Transparency Initiative Duration: 18 days End Dates: March 28, 2008 Project Lead: Tess Drake © New Paradigm 2008 11
  12. Slide 12: 5. Access to Public Data © New Paradigm 2008 12
  13. Slide 13: Crowdsourcing Government: Can 50,000 Estonians Clean-up Estonia in a Day? © New Paradigm 2008 13
  14. Slide 14: 6. An Engagement and Policy-Modelling Toolkit  Connecting  Social networking  Privacy & identity management  Deliberating  Group discussion & learning  Translation  Opinion-mining  Forecasting  Datamining  Visualization  Simulation, VR  Processing  Cloud computing © New Paradigm 2008 14
  15. Slide 15: 7. Digital-Age Engagement Methodologies Depth moderated brainstorming workshops focus groups idea zone policy networks policy portals education zone targeted communications citizen juries commissions question periods recommendation town halls solicited feedback zone deliberative polling polling elections decision zone referenda © New Paradigm 2008 Breadth 15
  16. Slide 16: 8. Genuine Political Engagement Five elements of digital-age democracy: 2. An organizational disposition for mass collaboration 3. A communications strategy emphasizing inclusion and outreach 4. Relevant timing and targets of engagements 1. Trusted public spaces 2. Extension beyond government into civic society, the markets and global bodies © New Paradigm 2008 16
  17. Slide 17: Thank You Anthony D. Williams VP, nGenera 133 King Street East, Suite 300 Toronto, Canada awilliams@ngenera.com 416-863-8864 © New Paradigm 2008 17