Gov 2.0a conference: Gov 2.0, Open Data, and the Innovation Economy

O'Reilly Media

O'Reilly Media

Government as a platform

Obama memo onTransparency and Open Government

2009

Government should be transparent

Government should be participatory

Government should be collaborative

Open Government

TechnologyPeople Policy

San Francisco, CA

SFBART Blog Response

Repsonse to rider

BART Foursquare Feedback

SFBART Blog Policy

Colorado

North Dakota

Manor, TX

Miami, FL

Washington, DC

Maine

OpenMuni.org

Engagement

Internal External

Citizen

Developer

Apps for Democracy30 days47 apps

$50,000 prize money~$250,000 worth of apps

iLiveAt DC BikesDC Pedestrian

Apps for the ArmyNYC's Big Apps

MassDOT: application and visualization challenges

Civic-focused camps/unconference

Innovation EconomyEveryBlock (MSNBC)

CrimeReports.com

SeeClickFix

MassDOT: 10 Steps to Glory

Step 1: Hold regular meetings

Step 2: Create relationship principles

MassDOT Developers Relationship Principles1) Respect resources

2) Succeed together3) Expect change

4) Communication is key5) Open, open, open

Legalese: - Building applications does not increase the likelihood you will be

awarded a contract by MassDOT now or in the future. - The MassDOT will make all efforts to keep data

open once it's been released.

Step 3: Become part of the community

Step 4: Release some data

Step 5: Assess results

Step 6: Host a developer day/contest

Step 7: Reward innovation

Step 8: Ask community what data they want

Step 9: Release live data

Step 10: Become the example

Open Government

TechnologyPeople Policy