Gov 2.0 Workshop Pat McCormick

keeping pace with citizens 2.0an interactive workshop

the social web is changing expectations and behaviours, from peer reviewed consumerism to crowd sourced innovation and the proliferation of open and porous professional and social networks, citizens are changing and so too must government…

Patrick McCormickManager Digital EngagementDepartment of Justice Victoria Gov 2.0 Conference Canberra4 November 2010

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keeping pace with citizens 2.0

1. identify changed citizen behaviours, expectations

2. identify high level implications for the public sector

3. compare and discuss current government responses

4. identify future options and actions

1. identify changed citizen behaviours, expectations

2. identify high level implications for the public sector

3. compare and discuss current government responses

4. identify future options and actions

keeping pace with citizens 2.0

1. identify changed citizen behaviours, expectations

2. identify high level implications for the public sector

3. compare and discuss current government responses

4. identify future options and actions

Patrick McCormickpat.mccormick@justice.vic.gov.au@ solutist@ justice_vic

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