The three phases of Government 2.0

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The three phases of Government 2.0

The three phases of Government 2.0

Posted: 10 May 2010 06:00 AM PDT


Expo , I've had a lot of time to learn about what's happening at the edges of the space. Surprise that strictly hierarchical organizations like the military services would use distinctly non-hierarchical technologies like wikis and blogs to accomplish their missions. When I wrote some initial posts (my first blogs ever, really) about Gov 2.0 As the program co-chair for the upcoming Gov 2.0 And through my experience working on the topic with the Department of Defense , and now through a different lens at Microsoft's public sector division , I've had a lot of time to think

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