“What if it’s wrong”
“What if we’re blamed”
“Why should we - why do they want to know”
“What if the Leader doesn’t like it”
“What if the local papers find out”
“What if they use the data -WRONGLY”
“What if we disagree”
“What if people want us to make different
decisions”
The State = Rational, Technical, Strategic, Closed, Broadcast,
Contextualized, Ordered
The State = Rational, Technical, Strategic, Closed, Broadcast,
Contextualized, Ordered
uman , Adap tive,
Peop le = H
ative, Gene rous,
Com munic
ntera ctive, Raw,
Open, I
Messy
Data release forces these worlds to collide
in a battleground for relevance and authenticity
Ask yourself - who has more standing in the
conversation?
Facebook vs ANY Government?
The State + People = ?
gmpolice GM Police
@TamiH68 yes, always happy
to receive feedback
Cathedral Bazaar
Lesson # 1 =
Data release is a way that you can begin to
have the conversations about how we (the
state) need to fundamentally change from
broadcast to engagement, from technical to
adaptive, from command and control
to collaboration and co-production
Email to TfL
24/10/10
“Am aware that
Chris is on leave
so just wanted to
give you a heads Digital
up for tomorrow The State Disrupters
on this Malcolm
Barclay has just
posted to his
blog in the last
hour. Its been The Media
significantly
ReTweeted and
expect traction
in the press
tomorrow”
Emer
200 people give up their saturday to discuss the public realm
GovCamp 2011
Lesson # 2 = the state won’t do it on its own
the open data movement offers a unique
opportunity to leverage innovation into
the public sector
it’s not them and us
it’s us and us
Lesson # 3 = Are we there yet?
the journey is only beginning