CityCamp
open data summit
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What's this all about?
Government is a vehicle for us to get stuff done.
-Tim O'Reilly
Online Forums
Web Applications
Social Media
Letter Mail
Web Conferencing
Phone
Government as a Platform
closing the Analog Divide
Webpages
311
Committee Meetings
Public Consultations
Transparency and Openness in...
The Way We Grow
- Processes
- Data
- Systems
Reimagining
the ways
we interact
with
government
The Way We Live
Gov to Citizen Collaboration
Open 311
Open Services
strong understanding
not leading yet
lots of room to lead/innovate
Open Data
Challenging but important part of Open Government
strong top-down support
strong community support
seen as leader and innovator
Transforming Edmonton
moving quickly
poised for world-class
Social Media
YouTube
Traditonal
Citizens Panel
Public Involvement Calendar
Greetings
News releases
Open Data Workshop
Media Relations
Civic Events
Engagement
City Link
Mayor's Messages
Edmonton Stories
Internal communications support
TransitCamp
Open Houses
Where we are now
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moving forward
innovation in...
People are our greatest asset
Developing Relationships
Internal
Standardize on interfaces
Open Source Software
City of Edmonton can pave the way
Sharing Code
Developing partnerships
External
- City Managers Office
- Deputy City Managers Office
- Planning and Development
- Elections Office
Open 311
Build possibilities with the public
Policy can be developed based on our needs
Open Technology
Video Games
We can set priorities
- Librarians
- Developers
- Universities
- Other cities
3D Virtual Spaces
Enable public action
Creating transparency
Policy
Open Problems
Open Solutions
- Edmonton Economic Development
- Next Gen
how many words is a customizable and explorable model worth?
Providing understanding
Security
include in processes
Creating opportunites for dialogue and real-time interaction
Open ID
Community Card
Code for Canada
Uses
Support Canadian talent
Build trust
Lightweight, shared solutions, across borders
Apps vs. Analytics
Technology
Learn about your users
Solve problems, save money, share
Closing the gaps
Community Building
OpenID
User Experience
Eliminate barriers
Open Data is a vibrant international community
Open source and open standards must guide Open Data
Economics
reusability through cooperation
Everyone we help and work with adds value to our efforts
ideas
How journalists are getting story ideas
technology interfaces
Open Data
data
feedback
Evaluation
Creating an intelligent and diversified economy
business processes
information
Crowdsourcing
World-class Open Data Leadership
- Used as a tool to engage developers and create awareness
- successful way to build profile and database
Important to know what's working
What will the future relationship between government and media look like?
Open Standards
Important to know what's not working
solutions
Be world-class followers, never reinvent any wheels
Write the book on open data (literally)
Be open when pathfinding: share your progress
Don't act alone: collaborate with cities & 3rd parties
Be loud on your own, and others' behalf, let no progress go uncelebrated
data
What's happening in other cities? Countries?
What is the data being used for?
Media Relations 2.0
relationships are key
collaborate gov to gov
collaborate with tech community
require openness in providers/products
Are we getting closer to accomplishing our vision?
Apps 4 Edmonton
Numbers
Creating a help desk
Providing information
taking action
next steps
inter-city Collaboration
Support and join initiatives such as MuniForge to build and share technology solutions collaboratively. Start by finding common challenges.
Rules are the enemy of creativity and creation
- Unknown Enlightened Individual
Develop the open data cookbook
Collaboratively build the guide to municipal open data:
Building alignment and a framework, managing an open data program and defining open data standards.
Experiment in 3D Virtual Environments
Engage others cities in this space, learn and understand how to apply it here.
Develop Understanding and excitement Internally
Give opportunities to ask and discuss in a safe environment
Apps 4 Edmonton
San Francisco
Edmonton
Boston
Let community tell us what they want from our city
Geneva, IL
Chicago
Toronto
Code for Canada
New York State
Manor, TX
St. Charles, IL
Continue to facilitate and support its creation in collaboration with Code for America, community leaders and cities
Open Planning Project
Rockefeller Foundation
GovLoop
Code for America
maintaining relationships
down the road
connections from CityCamp
Philip Ashlock - The Open Planning Project
Keith Hurwitz - Microsoft Developer Evangelism Manager
Mark Kuznicki - Remarkk Consulting, ChangeCamp, OpenTO
Jennifer Pahlka - Code for America
Daniel O'Neil - People Person for EveryBlock
Tim O'Reilly - Founder of O'Reilly Media
Leaders in Open Data and Open Systems
Dmitry Kachaev - Director of R&D for District of Columbia
Laurel R.T. Ruma - Gov 2.0 Expo Co-Chair, O'Reilly Media
Toccara McNeely-Gordon - City of Austin, TX
Carolyn Shannon - City of St. Charles
Noel Hidalgo - New York State Senate
Ben Berkowitz - CEO of SeeClickFix
Using shared standards (and tech built on those standards)
Nigel Jacob - Public Policy Advisor, City of Boston
Nick Grossman - Director of The Open Planning Project Labs
Clay Johnson - Director of Sunlight Labs
Peter Corbett - CEO of istrategylabs
Phil Tate - City Manager of Manor, TX
Kevin Curry - Chief Scientist at Bridgeborn, CityCamp Organizer
Pam Broviak - Civil Engineer for Geneva, IL
Dustin Haisler - CIO of Manor, TX
Leonard Lin - Code For America
Michael Keating - The Open Planning Project
Brett Husbands - CEO of Firmstep
Open Source
Kate Chapman - OpenStreetMap
Steven Clift - Director of E-Democracy.org
Brett Horvath - Founding Partner of Revision Labs
Danielle M. DuMerer- Project Manager
Department of Innovation and Technology
City of Chicago
Abigail Kiefer- Citywide Planning
City of San Francisco
Kathy Pettit- Research Associate
Metropolitan Housing and Communities
The Urban Institute
Matthew Guilford- Program Manager
Department of Innovation and Technology
City of Chicago
Actively engaged with other municipalities and communities in sharing code. Supportive and inclusive of Open Source options that may not have marketing bodies
Video games
Building partnerships with local companies to develop interactive games for residents to participate in the government process
Transparency
Using new technology and traditonal tools to improve interaction with residents
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