Gov 2.0 Expo - Open Thread...Share thoughts/comments
Thought I'd put up an open thread for Gov 2.0 expo this week in D.C.
Share your thoughts/comments/ideas from sessions/meetings/more...
Share your thoughts/comments/ideas from sessions/meetings/more...
Tags: 2.0, collaboration, gov20, government, opengov
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Permalink Reply by GovLoop on -
Had a great night last night meeting tons of people in person for first time like Nicholas Charney, Geordie Adams, Sarah at First Responders...reconnecting with old friends like Bill Eggers, David Tallan, Jim Stogdill, Clay Johnson...many more great people were met and to be met...
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Permalink Reply by Stephen Peteritas on -
I'm liking David Eaves open data analogy to what it did for baseball and what it could do for government. Need an explanation just read Moneyball, story of how the Oakland A's made a winning team on half the salary, would love a government that could do that!
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Permalink Reply by Stephen Peteritas on
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If anyone has a transcript of Tim Berners-Lee I'd love to read it. It went a tad fast for me but I know it involved chips!
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Permalink Reply by Michael Lennon on -
Don't have the transcript, but maybe the youTube link will help.. :)
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Permalink Reply by Stephen Peteritas on
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Kathy Sierra's talk about passion and kicking ass really struck a node. People won't be passionate about something they continually stink at. You have ramp up passion in order to succeed and that means getting people good at what they do.
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Permalink Reply by Attia Nasar on -
The morning panels at Gov2.0 were top notch. In terms of personal growth, Kathy Sierra's talk was so insightful. She discussed the beauty of passion and how it leads to innovation. With passion for something you are able to see and interpret things in new ways. She gave the example of someone who is passionate about stars. That person might then Google stars and come across light pollution and discover that he/she is not only passionate about stars but about sharing that passion with others by seeking ways to reduce light pollution. In order to be successful you have to have passion. If you don't then you are in it for the wrong reasons.
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Permalink Reply by Kristin Bockius on -
Microsoft's Townhall is being used for the Gov 2.0 expo - check it out - you can ask the keynote speakers questions prior to their sessions tomorrow and discuss other questions. It is easy - log on, ask questions and vote for others. http://bit.ly/b29h4f
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Permalink Reply by Sara Estes Cohen on -
Steve - really great talking with you!!! Also, thank you to all who have been tweeting throughout the conference! Some really great discussion and information!
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Permalink Reply by Attia Nasar on
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I attended one afternoon session on "How Governments are Harnessing the Value of Community and Collaborative Technologies: Discussion and Real-Life Stories" hosted by Rob Howard of Telligent. This presentation looked in particular at the advancements made in technology in Haiti. Rob emphasized how to use data intelligently and how to analyze effectively. By analyzing engagement (what tools to use and how); visitors (where are people coming from and how); and content (how to drive and reshape for the future).
What I took away from this is that government needs to understand and interpret both web analytics and social analytics in order to effectively engage, only then can you start to tell a story about the community.
Can't wait for tomorrows sessions!
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Permalink Reply by GovLoop on
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At citizen engagement session right now...
Dan Munz - GSA talk about great work at GSA
VA CTO - talking about engagement
Serious about providing channels
We are changing a culture and innovating
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Permalink Reply by Stephen Peteritas on
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Here's Steve's blog from his early morning session with Dan Munz: http://www.govloop.com/profiles/blogs/gov-2-expo-citizen-engagement
Would be awesome if people live blogged from their sessions... just saying.
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