How do we address increasing amounts of information created through government transparency, innovation, and open government? This talk shares 3 specific approaches to help public servants, open government hackers, and civic designers help get the most value from our information investments.
Opening address at the 2nd International Conference on Transparency and Digital Innovation hosted by ITEI Jalisco in Guadalajara Mexico.
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The Experience of Information
1. THE EXPERIENCE OF INFORMATION
2º Congreso Internacional de Transparencia 2013 | December 5, 2013 | Guadalajara, Mexico
Jess McMullin | The Centre for Citizen Experience | @jessmcmullin | jess AT ctzn DOT ca
10. CAMPUS PARTY TECH FESTIVAL (BRASIL)
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11. COMING TO ZAPOPAN IN 2014!
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» Who, What, Why
» Gain Insight: Go Beyond
Market Research to
understand behaviour
and expectations
» Model Needs to create
clear policy connection
UNDERSTANDING PEOPLE
136. Jess McMullin
Centre for Citizen Experience
Jess AT ctzn DOT ca
citizenexperience.com (.org coming soon!)
twitter.com/jessmcmullin
137. Many thanks to the following great folks who
helped make this talk better
» ITEI, Sandra Elisa de Dios & Francisco Garcia Gallegos, LDCG
» Cyd Harrel, Code for America, Alex Pandel, and Civic Industries
» Alex MacLennan, Blair Neufeld, Dominique Bohn, Ashley Johnston,
Rommel Agbay and the rest of the BC team. You rock.
» Lou Rosenfeld and the Rosenfeld Media Experts
» The IA Institute, with special props to Andrea Resmini
» All the great Flickr users who shared Creative Commons photos!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS