Digital Makes the World Personal: A Roadmap for 21st Century Innovation

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Dr Julia Glidden 21c Consultancy Amsterdam - 15 May 2014 at Nationaal Congres Digitale Overheid

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Digital Makes the World
Personal: A Roadmap for
21st Century Innovation
Dr. Julia Glidden
21c Consultancy
Nationaal Congres
Digitale Overheid
Amsterdam
14-15 May 2014

The Vision:
Government as an Innovation
Platform

Three Steps to making your city an Open
Data-Powered Innovation Platform
Preparing Cities to be effective Platforms by
combining the release of open data with
template apps to catalyse innovation
Validating the City as a ‘Platform of
Platforms’ via a vertically integrated, end-
to-end service demonstrator
Scaling the City as a Platform into a pan-
European system of integrated,
georeferenced hubs
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The Possibilities for a More Personalised
Digital World are Limitless….

Conclusion
Start Your Own Roadmap:
• Use government as platform
• Pick a business area that matters
• Open data!
• Engage the community
• Support app development
• Think cross-border!

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