Deloitte & government: Innovation Transfer Project, what is it like to work at Deloitte?

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Social media strategy and workplace innovations observed at Deloitte digital that could be applied in a government context. Part of the Innovation Transfer Project which aims to depend understanding of how other organisations operate, skills share and cross-fertlise ideas between private and government.

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Victorian Government:Innovation Transfer

Project

Bryony ColeDigital StrategistDepartment of Justice

Insights from a secondment to Deloitte Digital

What is the Innovation Transfer Project?

sharing

ideas

skills

partnerships

collaboration

government

private

third sector

10 public servants7 organisations

8 weeks

?

Government secondees to

Bryony ColeDigital StrategistDepartment of Justice

Asa LetourneauDigital ProjectsPublic Records Office of Victoria

Neil HoughtonPlanning Policy DivisionDepartment of Planning & Community Development

Social media

Professional services firm

Innovation Digital products

• The work I did with Deloitte Digital –> frameworks for government• Observations on workplace culture -> some ideas for government

What am I covering today?

Working on social mediafor clients

Observations on workplaceculture

Digital: Client facing - Social media strategy

Social media can’t all happen at once.

Establish and build

Monetise and activateEngage and grow

audience

But I want it now!

Social media is not just a campaign, but a commitment.

Commit, and you’ll get there.

Make sure your key players (employees) are in.

Ask your fans.

They have great ideas that they will share with you

Think outside the box.

Beyond online & social media, what are the game-changing ideas for your industry?

But always start with the basics.

No longer hub + spoke.

The model is changing

brandbrand

We are moving toward many spokes.

Websites are no longer the centre of your user’s world

Last month there were 9,361,520 people living in Australia who actively use Facebook.

Go to where your audience are

VIDEO:The future of shopping

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0N-mkuK_DI&feature=player_embedded

Implications for government

• How do we keep pace with the rest of our citizens?• Remember it can’t all happen at once. • Social media is a long-term focus. • Match thinking outside the box + practical measures.

Still, government are ahead of many private organisations.

What if they say something bad about us?!?

This is still a common scenario for social media in business.

Like all risk, balance the risk of doing it vs not doing it.

The crowd will do the work for you

75 applications$100,000 cost$1+ million worth of value

Plenty of examples of government that private organisations can learn from...

Observations on workplace culture

• Knowledge sharing is a way of life• Flatter hierarchies via ‘superconnectedness’• A different angle on recruitment• Making a difference

PART 2.

Invite the ‘outside’ in

Knowledge sharing

Really alive.The search for a new marketing tagline…

Hot desking

Opportunity for collaborationDifferent ideas Exposure to other employeesExperience other areas of the company

Knowledge sharing

Digital Natives & Digital Immigrants

75% of Deloitte Australia are digital natives.

Be a digital immigrant of get left behind.

Support for social media from the top

Internal communications: cut-through the clutter, leave a voicemail.

6 teams of entrepreneurship students competing on 3 innovative, real-world ideas for Deloitte.

Unearthing talent.Tapping into the University grads, before they’re ‘grads’.

Deloitte Fast Track Program

Talent sourcing gone social

“I could have only done this at Deloitte.”

Encouraging & providing opportunity for entrepreneurs

Impact Day: My favourite day

'community, it's our business'

TeamworkPartners & juniors side-by-side Increase awareness of organisation

Sharing the journey: TheInsideOutBlog.com

Where to from here?

Thanks!

@bryonycole

bryony.cole@justice.vic.gov.au

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