Canada’s Role as a Member of the “Digital Seven”€¦ · Canada’s Role as a Member of the “Digital Seven” OLIVIA NEAL. Executive Director, Digital Change. Treasury Board

Canada’s Role as a Member of the “Digital Seven”OLIVIA NEALExecutive Director, Digital ChangeTreasury Board of Canada Secretariat

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Taking Canada’s place on the world stage for digital government

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“A digital organisation is one that can operate effectively in our digital age ”

Janet Hugheshttps://medium.com/doteveryone/

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Draft OECD ICT procurement playbookbuff.ly/2r0LQmq

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Charter

● The Participants have decided to commit to working towards the following principles of digital development, acknowledging that they will not be able to meet all of the criteria on joining:

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User needs - the design of public services for the citizen

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Open source - where possible all future Government systems, tradecraft, manuals and standards are created as open source and are shareable between participants

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Open government (transparency) - be a member of the Open Government Partnership and use open licences to produce and consume open data

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Meanwhile, back home…

Canada is ranked 2nd in the world on the Open Data Barometer – May 2017.

🍁🍁Open and Digital Government

Canada is elected to take on the role

of lead government co-

chair for 2018-19.

🍁🍁Open and Digital Government

Communications Security Establishment (CSE) making code

open

🍁🍁Digital Security

🍁🍁Digital Economy

68.3% of 2016 census responses were submitted

online.

Automation of the Old Age Security benefits.

Almost 800,000 seniors have been automatically enrolled.

🍁🍁Artificial Intelligence/Automation

🍁🍁Digital Economy

Developer’s Exchanges: micro-procurement enables new Open Source

innovations and allows public service product managers to access talented developers and pay for code quickly.

What next…

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