The document discusses the future of central government and opportunities for responding to global issues and changing citizen expectations. It provides examples of how governments are adopting technologies like mobile apps, open data initiatives, and e-government services to increase efficiency, transparency, and public services. The document concludes that governments will need to focus on productivity, meet the needs of digital native citizens, and provide open access to data to address fiscal pressures and changing expectations.

1. The Future of Central Government Threats and Opportunities Government Technology Awards Bali, Indonesia 7 October 2009 Laurence Millar

3. Global Issues

4. Climate change

5. Peak Oil

6. Religious conflict

7. Financial Crisis

8. Tsunami

9. Earthquake

10. Nuclear proliferation

11. Pandemic

12. Shift in balance of power

13. Changing demographics

14. Citizen expectations

15. Location is …. anywhere

16. Digital Natives…

17. … into the workplace

18. … expect to be heard

19. Glocalisation

20. Mass personalisation

21. The only constant is change

22. Opportunities How governments are responding Examples from Govt2.0 Summit and World Summit Awards

23. Health sector..

24. .. Health sector

25. Use of geospatial data

26. Communication and transparency

27. Power of text messaging

28. Environmental data mashup

29. Augmented reality

30. Community giving

31. Biodiversity monitoring

32. Mobile citizen reporters

33. Shared Health Record

34. Virtual reality history lessons

35. ICT for literacy

36. Education

37. Education

38. Education

39. E-government - courts

40. Mobile recruitment

41. Citizen information center

42. Open government - USA

43. Making sense of the options

45. Value for Money

46. Increase efficiency and effectiveness Build once, use often Capture once, use often Drive out duplication

47. Lower cost delivery models

48. Mobile workforce 25% Savings

49. Service Delivery

50. Where are you on the journey to the information age? banks? Industrial age Information age e-sites? Airlines? Government? Government?

51. Self service is win-win

52. Channel choices

53. Give information once

54. Re-use government data

55. Fill the information pipeline

56. Stop hugging your data Set it free

57. Transport data feeds

58. Minerals data feeds

59. Research data feeds

60. Political data feeds

61. Data catalogues

62. Conclusions

64. Questions? Thank you