The document discusses the future of government and citizen engagement. It describes how government interactions have evolved from Gov 1.0, which involved primarily person-to-person interactions, to Gov 2.0, which utilizes self-service options, the internet, mobile technologies, and predictive capabilities. New forms of crowdsourcing, open data, social networks, and gamification are changing how citizens engage with and participate in government. The rise of smart cities aims to integrate these technologies across city services in sustainable ways with citizens and communities at the center.
22. Image Soure: ETHAN BLOCH, Flowtown
Data Source: PostRank
http://www.flowtown.com/blog/how-social-
engagement-is-changing?display=wide
But It’s Leaving Where It Originated!
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23. The Empire State BuildingTook
7 Million Man HoursTo Build...
Now Imagine If We Could
Leverage Hyper-connectivity,
Critical Mass & Engagement?
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24. The Empire State BuildingTook
7 Million Man HoursTo Build...
If We Could Harness People’s Free Time We
Could Build 4 Per Minute!
Now Imagine If We Could
Leverage Hyper-connectivity,
Critical Mass & Engagement?
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141. PLUG INTO A COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE
THERE ARE NUMEROUS ONLINE
COMMUNITIESYOU CAN BE APART OFTO
PLUG-INTO WHAT’S HAPPENING IN
GOVERNMENT. (I.E.TCMA, GOVLOOP, ETC)
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142. FACILITATE REAL WORLD PROBLEM SOLVING
FIND WAYSTO LEVERAGETHETALENTS OF
YOUR CITIZENSTOTACKLE COMMUNITY
CHALLENGES.
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143. A N Y Q U E S T I O N S ?
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144. Dustin Haisler | President of KlabLab, Inc.
dustin@klablab.com (512) 961-6630
www.dustinhaisler.com
@DustinHaisler
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