I received valuable objections on benchmarking from people of “The Connected Republic”, an initiative launched by Cisco.
I agree with the objections, but still think benchmarking has done more good than bad.
See here
Benchmarking e-government in web 2.0
Discussion: what are the strategic goals and how to measure the achievements of e-gov.
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Aggregated feed for workshop public services 2.0 (thanks to Jon Udell)- [DELICIOUS] Crowdsourced document analysis and MP expenses December 22, 2009
- [DELICIOUS] Ideal Government » Blog Archive » Time to say what we want from government IT December 18, 2009
- [DELICIOUS] PRO INNO Europe: INNO-Grips December 18, 2009
- [DELICIOUS] Public Services 2.0: The Impact of Social Computing on Public Services December 10, 2009The report gives an overview of the main trends of Social Computing, in the wider context of an evolving public sector, and in relation to relevant government trends and normative policy visions within and across EU Member States on future public services. It then provides an exhaustive literature review of research and practice in the area of Social Computi […]
- [DELICIOUS] Pageflakes - eups20's Content on workshop public services 2.0 December 7, 2009
- [DELICIOUS] Back from Malmo Ministerial Conference on e-gov « Co-creating an open declaration on public services 2.0 November 24, 2009
- [DELICIOUS] Ton's Interdependent Thoughts: Ministerial eGovernment Conference Malmo - General Impressions November 22, 2009my 1st impressions of egov2009
- [FLICKR] eGov 2020 Panel November 20, 2009TonZ posted a photo:nobody@flickr.com (TonZ)
- [FLICKR] Innovations Needed November 20, 2009TonZ posted a photo:nobody@flickr.com (TonZ)
- [FLICKR] EU Workforce Shrinking November 20, 2009TonZ posted a photo:nobody@flickr.com (TonZ)
- ePractice “official” community
- Email as the central and broken tool for online communication
- howto dutch goverment 2.0 competition and conference
- Howto dutch widgets project
- howtos dutch open government project and overheid20.nl project
- Open innovation, uncomfortable parallels
- the future of social media in government
- who designs and what software for epractice
- Social computing webmonitor
- Administrator issues
- How do you, as a user, experience the impact of ePractice.eu?
- recent bookmarks on public services 2.0
- Government API and Mashup Summary - ProgrammableWeb
- History in Google Earth - Did you miss it ? | edparsons.com
- One Last Heave
- mySociety » Blog Archive » Why I Want a Million Quid
- Stimulus Watch: Keeping an Eye on Economic Recovery Spending
- Government 2.0: The Rise of the Goverati - ReadWriteWeb
- globeandmail.com: Toronto 2.0: data sharing source
- it's happening! European meeting of great examples on web2.0 in public services - Brussels 16th March
- Rewired State: National Hack The Government Day
- About us – CEE Bankwatch Network
- My next trips
- My recent twitter feed
- osimod: A must read RT @timoreilly: My take on the Nexus One, and what it says about the future of the phone: http://bit.ly/7KXAYJ
- osimod: google alerts seems dramatically improved lately, with alerts near in real-time
- osimod: @patientopinion I realize most of my interview was about you!
- osimod: security kills the conversation: my interview at enisa http://bit.ly/7E7ZVd
- osimod: but love it when iPhoto confuses my photo with my kids
- osimod: I am shocked by iPhoto face recognition. It knows my kids!
- osimod: Italian government after attack on B: facebook more dangerous than the 70s, lets limit it. LOL not to cry http://bit.ly/6CxFgu
- osimod: European Institute of Tech launched 3 top innovation groups but no info available on who's selected! http://tinyurl.com/yas2gwp
- osimod: A new digital strategy for Europe on the agenda of the Telecoms Council, 18 December 2009 http://bit.ly/55rZ6S
- osimod: European Commission: blog improves our policy making so from one-off it now becomes a stable feature http://bit.ly/7gPLW2
