E-gov features

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This document discusses key features of governance including providing correct information to citizens in a timely manner, easy access to information, and better relationships with government through transparency. Transparency aims to cut costs, allow citizen participation in government activities, promote equal treatment and communication through groups to give people a voice in policymaking. The use of ICT is also said to help reduce corruption and support e-government.

Correct information to correct people in correct time

Citizen ParticipationThey can actively participate in government activities

Digital engagement can be an effective way for government to interact with citizens in a more meaningful and impactful manner compared to traditional engagement methods. It allows governments to be more accountable, approachable and understandable to citizens through various digital tools and platforms. These include e-petitions to parliament, online consultations, social media, open data platforms, and unconferences among other approaches. The key is for digital engagement to be integrated across all aspects of communication, not viewed as separate, and done in a way that empowers and engages citizens.

Using Open Data to Transform Our CitiesIvan Begtin

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The document discusses open government and open data. It defines open government as making government information and services accessible to the public through principles like transparency, citizen participation, and collaboration. Open data refers to non-private government data that is freely available for public use. The document advocates for open data and citizen involvement to create "open cities," where startups can use open data and real-time web services to develop applications that benefit the public and involve crowdsourcing community input. Challenges and opportunities around open sensor networks and engaging officials to support these efforts are also addressed.

Gov 2.0 in a gov 1.0 worldCraig Thomler

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The document discusses the shift from Government 1.0 to Government 2.0, where digital technologies are used to empower citizens and make government more transparent. It provides examples of Government 2.0 initiatives in Australia like online consultations, social media accounts, and open data policies. It also outlines challenges that remain like gaps in adoption across generations and ensuring personal versus professional use of social media. The presentation aims to educate about embracing Government 2.0 approaches and provides recommendations for building digital infrastructure and piloting social media use.

Bringing Gov 2.0 to life - Walkleys Public Affairs ConferenceCraig Thomler

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Free the Data from BirdcageMG Lee

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Open Political Contributions invited citizens to digitize Taiwan's political contribution reports to make them openly accessible. Through crowdsourcing efforts, citizens worked to transcribe the reports, transforming closed data into open data available for public search and examination online. This assemblage of story, people, data, mediums and fun helped mobilize people for political action by making government transparency and accountability a collaborative effort.

Abhinandan cultural instituteShoilen Sannamat

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The AI Initiative aims to engage stakeholders to help shape global policy around addressing the challenges of developing and controlling artificial intelligence. Rapid improvements in machine learning, neuroscience, and high-performance computing are leading to new capabilities in AI that could benefit society but also pose risks. Both immediate and future actions are needed to ensure AI's promise is realized while managing its socio-political consequences, as computing systems are already outperforming humans in important tasks.

Effects of E-Commerce to Globalization and vice-versambadducul

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E-commerce allows globalization to occur more easily by facilitating international business transactions and connections online without lengthy procedures. Globalization in turn benefits e-commerce by increasing opportunities for businesses to trade goods and services across borders through online channels. Specifically, e-commerce enables businesses and consumers around the world to engage in local, national, and global online transactions and dealings more conveniently.

iiM: Blockchain Governance & Incentivizing ReciprocityToni Lane Casserly, TLC.

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The document discusses the future of government being based on culture through decentralization and building community. It envisions a future where universal access to services and resources is a right for all, funded by a shared community pool through transactions on an open API platform called CULTU.RE. This platform would provide marketplaces of cultures and services to replace traditional government functions like citizen IDs and registries. The goal is for people to freely access what they need and work together cooperatively rather than fighting.

audrey hepburncristinaaranguren2a

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Audrey Hepburn was known for pioneering a more casual, comfortable style over glamorous looks. She was voted the most beautiful woman of all time in a poll. Her early acting career began in the 1950s with roles in films and Broadway musicals. She later became a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF, dedicating herself to helping impoverished children around the world until her death from cancer in 1993 at her home in Switzerland.

IntroSeema Raz

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This document provides an overview of new features in PowerPoint 2007. It demonstrates enhanced text formatting options like strikethrough and character spacing control. Graphics can now have effects like soft shadows and 3D applied. Pictures can be recolored or have their frames changed. SmartArt allows turning bullet points into graphical representations. Themes provide coordinated colors, fonts and effects across Office applications. Layouts offer more presentation options and custom layouts allow arranging content as desired.

EffectsSudeera Abeywickrema

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Web 2.0 enables greater openness, collaboration, and accessibility in e-governance. It allows citizens to actively participate in governance through online forums and communities. This increases transparency and accountability of the government. Citizens can access government services more easily without boundaries of location or economic status. Web 2.0 empowers citizens and improves delivery of services.

Seguiment de twitterNúria Bernal

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BRACE Newsletter Autumn 2010lyndaanne111

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The article is a moving account written by Richard Graves, nephew of the renowned poet and novelist Robert Graves, about Graves' battle with Alzheimer's disease in his later years. Graves, who fought in WWI and was friends with other soldier-poets, began suffering from Alzheimer's in his 70s. His condition steadily worsened over the last decade of his life, as he lost more memories and his sense of time and place. By his 80th birthday when his nephew visited, Graves was still himself but the progression of Alzheimer's was taking its toll on his brilliant mind.

Web 2 and 3Sudeera Abeywickrema

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Web 1.0 had a linear process where content was pushed to passive users. It focused on presenting information like a library and lacked user interaction. Scalability was limited. Web 2.0 enabled non-linear sharing of information where even users could generate content in a community based environment that connected different applications. Web 3.0, also called the semantic web, will feature more personalized and intelligent search engines that can understand a user's needs, desires, and activities by giving data and content more meaningful context and connections.