The document discusses NYC DoITT's efforts to increase open source collaboration and civic engagement. It outlines a new process for developing and deploying open source projects that includes discovering promising open source apps, streamlining development and testing, recruiting open source talent for collaboration, and openly releasing code. Key aspects of this new process are civic sandboxes to reduce barriers to testing solutions, recruiting talent, a project collaboration extranet, deploying projects in public cloud infrastructure, and openly releasing code in public repositories to propagate reuse and innovation. An example project of developing an open rulemaking app using this process is provided.

1. NYC DoITT & Open-Source Collaboration NYC Dept of Information Technology & Telecommunications (@NYCDoITT) Andrew Nicklin (@technickle) Andrew Hoppin (@ahoppin)

2. History of Online Customer Service

3. History of Online Civic Engagement

4. History of Open Data Sharing

5. History of Tech Community Collaboration

6. Most NYC Projects Are More Like This…

9. New Process Discover Promising Open-Source App --> Streamline Demo/Test/Dev Hosting --> Recruit Open-Source Talent --> Open Collaboration During Development--> Streamline Production Hosting --> DEPLOY <-- Contribute Code <-- Publicize Collaboration Opportunity <-- Propagate Re-use & Innovation THE CIVIC NETWORK

11. Key New Piece #2: Recruit Best Talent

12. Key New Piece #3: Project Collaboration Extranet

14. Key New Piece #5: Open-Source Release To Public Code Repo

15. Key New Piece #6: Publicize

16. Example: Open Rulemaking

17. Start With Open-Source Project

18. Develop, Deploy in Public Cloud

19. Get Feedback Early, Often

20. New Rulemaking App

21. Release Open-Source Code

22. Deploy to Civic Sandbox ami.ossl.cuny.edu/nycrules.xml

23. Publicize in Civic Commons Marketplace

24. Intended Adoption By...

25. Make It The Rule, Not The Exception…

26. 100+ of NYC Projects Going Into The Marketplace