1. Tomorrow’s Public Services Today Jos Creese, President, Socitm and CIO, Hampshire County Council Martin Ferguson, Head of Policy, Socitm LIFT-OFF TOWARDS OPEN GOVERNMENT Pre-Conference, Ghent 14 th December 2010 www.socitm.net
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3. Some Background.... Hampshire County: c. 2 million people 14 local authorities County Council £1.7B turnover IT serves 19000 professionals, 1200 sites
4. We are in the middle of an IT-enabled revolution in public services Who are “ we ”...... Is it you (yet)?
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8. We are not alone! www.socitm.net “ Big Society”
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13. Building the capacity to act www.socitm.net “ Looking at one problem after another, the answers are usually pretty clear. The puzzle is not ‘What is to be done?’ but rather ‘Who is to do it and how?’ The issues are mostly matters of will. We know why action on this or that is needed.” “ The capacity to act is the problem, not the comprehension of what we should be doing. ” Chris Patten in What Next? Surviving the Twenty-first Century
23. Making it happen www.socitm.net “ ... the capacity to embrace the announced future with such passion that the present can be relinquished for the sake of that future.” Walter Brueggemann in Genesis
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27. Thank you ... www.socitm.net [email_address] [email_address]
Hinweis der Redaktion
We are arguably in the middle of an IT revolution affecting all organisations but especially public services I want to try and predict some changes we see ahead .. For technology enabled public services
We are all in it together and we all need to take personal responsibility – less reliance on the state
I’m going to be talking about UK trends and developments ... But I believe they will become global, at least in democratic societies