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"What does it take to become a réal social government, e-gov or social business?"
The world is changing at a steady pace. Digital disruption is making businesses and governments alike adapt or die. We’re already noticing social media and network thinking are influencing and changing the way large corporations and governments connect with customers and citizens. #egov or #convgov are just the first steps in the way to #socialgov: an agile and flexible government where citizens and employees alike converse, communicate and collaborate. For businesses we see that traditional ways of working and communicating are being questioned. There is a shift towards a #socbiz, or social business approach, in which corporations evolve a more transparent and collaborative system with customers and employees. Employees as well? Why yes, the citizen or customer might be king, but your employees are your superheroes.
In this talk we focus on the ideas, workflows and challenges behind internal collaboration in an #egov and #socbiz.