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Enterprise social software and Gov 2.0
November 17, 2009 - 11:45am
Tuesdays at 11:00 AMFederal Tech Talk looks at the world of high technology in the federal government. Host John Gilroy of SolutionsDevelopers speaks the language of federal CISOs, CIOs, CTOs and gets into the specifics for government IT systems integrators. John covers the latest government initiatives and the latest technology news for the federal IT manager and government contractor.
Nov. 17, 2009 -- This week, host John Gilroy talks with David Bankston, CTO and Co-Founder of Neighborhood America.
Gov 2.0 leverages the same Web 2.0 technologies that people have grown accustomed to -- i.e. social networking, blogs, forums -- to connect government with constituents, promote greater inclusion, and drive messages and transparency.
Enterprise-appropriate technologies enable government to share decision-making power with citizens and employees without giving up control or compromising the integrity of government processes.
The benefits of Gov 2.0 promise to transform government through better problem solving, reduced costs, innovation and stronger relationships with citizens.
In today's show we address many of the questions facing government: Just what is Gov 2.0 and how can I apply it? What's the drawback of free open source apps?
Listen and learn how to get started.
Gov 2.0 leverages the same Web 2.0 technologies that people have grown accustomed to -- i.e. social networking, blogs, forums -- to connect government with constituents, promote greater inclusion, and drive messages and transparency.
Enterprise-appropriate technologies enable government to share decision-making power with citizens and employees without giving up control or compromising the integrity of government processes.
The benefits of Gov 2.0 promise to transform government through better problem solving, reduced costs, innovation and stronger relationships with citizens.
In today's show we address many of the questions facing government: Just what is Gov 2.0 and how can I apply it? What's the drawback of free open source apps?
Listen and learn how to get started.
Tags:
Technology, Federal Tech Talk, Neighborhood America, David Bankston, John Gilroy, Cloud computing, Gov 2.0, Web 2.0
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