Egovernment overview

The future is built on choice.

More choice

The key to service delivery transformation

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Greater need

for internal

collaboration

Constant

security

threats

Rising

constituent

expectations

Economic crisis

and budget

constraints

Growing

demand for

services

4

Governments

worldwide are

embracing IT

to transform service

delivery and

streamline operations

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Bringing Opportunities for

Government Transformation

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More powerful,

affordable PCs,

smartphones,

other devices

Growth of “cloud

computing”: Internet-

based storage

and services

Innovations in

operating

systems and

applications

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Choice and

flexibility Cost savings and

efficiencies

Access to greater

computing power

and the latest

software

Earlier access

to new

technologies

10

Economic

stimulus for

small

businesses

Efficiencies for

government

agencies

Delivering better

healthcare

Improving

education

Advancing green

initiatives

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Every public government data source should be…

• As accessible as an RSS feed

• As programmable as popular Web 2.0 services

• As current as possible

• Visible, accessible and searchable

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Analysis and

Business Intelligence

Communications

and Collaboration

Catalyzing Public

Conversations

Tapping Into

the Cloud

Microsoft Vine

A proof of concept for “societal

networking” that leverages

familiar tools, public data and

webs of knowledge and

expertise for effective crisis

response

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• Take a bold approach to publishing data

• Reduce friction and create incentives for innovation

• Build on technologies people already use today

• Free governments to pick the right tool for the job

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Efficient,

Responsive

Government

Engaged,

Connected

Citizens

Robust,

Competitive

Economy

Connecting People, Technology

and Resources to Help Society

Thrive eGovernment

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