Open Government: Co-Creating the Future
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Imagine a world where government unleashes innovation... not stagnation. With open government, it's possible. Are you ready for open government? Learn more at www.ibm.com/government
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Open Government: Co-Creating the Future
- 1. © 2016 IBM Corporation IBM Global Government Industry Open Government: Co-Creating the Future
- 2. Imagine a world where government unleashes innovation… not stagnation.
- 3. The world has changed • Increased technology means the same rules no longer apply • Solving new problems in old ways just won’t work – and government ways are older than most It’s time to bust through bureaucracy and innovat
- 4. It all starts with open… • Allows application development • Publicly available • Software code made available to all • Free to distribute and modify • Enables software development by the crowd • Engages citizens & external stakeholders Attracts new ideas in rapid fashion • Promotes scalability • Opens government data to all • Free to use and share • Promotes transparency & accountability Open Innovation Open Source Open APIsOpen Data Open Standards
- 5. Open Government transforms the relationship between citizens & public servants …by creating a platform for co-creation
- 6. The open government of the future harnessess the power of co-creation... …to transform stagnation into innovation.
- 7. Are you ready for open government? visit ibm.com/government 7
Editor's Notes
- A truly transformed, Open Government is driven by those they serve and: Protects citizens physically, financially and virtually. Supports innovation and fosters co-development between private sector, citizens and public agencies Provides transparency in activities, information and planning. Integrates citizens in government process, services and support. However, transformation MUST also be built on a foundation which provides performance, resilience, business continuity and security. As innovation and co-development proceed, agencies and citizens depend on software, services and infrastructure companies to “protect and serve”.
- “Some government leaders may instinctively feel this doesn't capture the point or agenda they are embarking on. Some EU countries have approached "bureaucracy busting" from an entirely different angle of simplification of legislation and policy setting, designing these from the perspective of the individual citizen and/or business, or by redesigning and simplifying the interfaces between government and their constituents and using data interoperability to further drive simplification in cases of data updates that involve multiple agencies. This is an approach that is reminiscent of "Design Thinking" at the policy level. It has, as far as I can tell, not quite taken hold in the US where the full complexity of the back-end legislation is often pushed entirely to the citizen or business and where there is limited data interoperability but I believe this "policy reenginering", or if you will "policy design thinking" approach is one which eventually will become more widespread as a "bureaucracy buster". In the EU, at an ICT level it is captured under the EIRA and DigitalEU programs which IBM are involved in. Julia would know a lot more about this. A related factor, in addition to simplification through policy reengineering and data interoperabilty, is the use of shared services and processes. For instance letting all citizens have a virtual bank account in which all government payments or refunds flow from a unified (and shared) payment process. Or by having a single API and portal where companies can report all their environment, employment, financial, risk and other data irrespective of which agency it has to be reported to.
- Open harnesses data to build transparency and trust Innovation leverages technology to improve efficiency and effectiveness Co-creation brings stakeholders together to drive transformation
- A truly transformed, Open Government is driven by those they serve and: Protects citizens physically, financially and virtually. Supports innovation and fosters co-development between private sector, citizens and public agencies Provides transparency in activities, information and planning. Integrates citizens in government process, services and support. However, transformation MUST also be built on a foundation which provides performance, resilience, business continuity and security. As innovation and co-development proceed, agencies and citizens depend on software, services and infrastructure companies to “protect and serve”.