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Transformation of Government

Transformation Of Government

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See below for Prezi presentation of the framework including illustrative images and videos, used to support Ross Dawson’s opening keynote on the Transformation of Government at the Institute of Public Adminstration Australia annual conference.

The Transformation of Government framework examines:

CONTEXT
Constraints
Demographic trends
Infrastructure demands
Urbanization
Climate response
Energy shift
Security
Resource shortages
Health economics

TECHNOLOGY DRIVERS
Exponential growth
Processing power
Data and storage
Bandwidth
Mobile bandwidth
Open web

SOCIAL DRIVERS
Expectations
Opportunity
Excellence
Transparency
Accountability
Participation

GOVERNMENT LANDSCAPE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
Divergence in performance
Distributed work
Creative economy
Cities and regions

CITIZEN POWER
Voices amplified
Self-organization
Crowdsourcing
Open government

PERFORMANCE DEMANDS
Fiscal constraints
Efficiency
Work across boundaries
Demand for talent
Measurement
Customer service

DRIVERS OF VALUE
Collaborative organizations
Networked systems
Open innovation
Culture of change
Citizen participation
Governance for transformation