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Entrepreneurial Government:  Why innovation needs to come from within

International e-Government Forum9-11th April 2012

+It’s important to have people who think differently

+Not an expected way to behave

+Positive disruption

+The big themes

The Internet of things

Co-Creation

Intrapreneurialism

Cloud computing

Health networks

Egovernment and big data

+The Internet of Things

Things that have more and more information associated with them, and are beginning to sense, communicate, network and produce new information.

+The Internet of Things

The internet of things is a nice idea, but there are technical issues.

But, dominated by a few monopolies? Eg WideTag

+Co-creation Digitization, open innovation and the

transformation of the industrial era enterprise as value-creating engine

+It’s important to have people who think differently

+Shift towards entrepreneurialism

The shift toward the creative economy and its implications on the nature of work, motivation and leadership

+Shift towards (intra)preneurialism

Sometimes change is more significant when it comes from within.

+Cloud computing

The cloud and its implications for IT architecture, the IT sector, enterprise IT and the enabling of new business models.

And of course for Governments.

+Health networks

Patient networks, digital records, mobile health and the implications for healthcare.

Patient networks are revolutionising the patient-doctor relationship and creating new opportunities for medical research. Expect something different when you land up as a ‘patient’.

+Health networks

+E-Government and open data

+E-Government and open data The opening up of public sector datasets and its

impact on the role of government and public services.

+Proceed with caution?

+Or dive in?