Gov 2.0, Open Data, and the Innovation Economy. This presentation was created using VUE, an open source mindmapping tool (http://vue.tufts.edu/). Some slides were shared from MassDOT's presentation here: http://www.slideshare.net/massdotdev/massdot-developers-wheres-the-bus-mitx-event

2. O'Reilly Media

3. O'Reilly Media

4. Government as a platform

5. Obama memo on
Transparency and Open Government
2009
Government should be transparent
Government should be participatory
Government should be collaborative

6. Open Government
People Policy Technology

8. San Francisco, CA

9. SFBART Blog Response
Repsonse to rider
BART Foursquare Feedback
SFBART Blog Policy

10. Colorado

11. North Dakota

12. Manor, TX

13. Miami, FL

14. Washington, DC

15. Maine

16. OpenMuni.org

17. Engagement
External Internal
Citizen
Developer

18. Apps for Democracy
30 days
47 apps
$50,000 prize money
~$250,000 worth of apps
DC Pedestrian iLiveAt DC Bikes

19. NYC's Big Apps Apps for the Army
MassDOT: application
and visualization challenges

20. Civic-focused camps/unconference

21. Innovation Economy
EveryBlock (MSNBC)
CrimeReports.com
SeeClickFix

22. MassDOT: 10 Steps to Glory

23. Step 1: Hold regular meetings

24. Step 2: Create relationship principles

25. MassDOT Developers Relationship Principles
1) Respect resources
2) Succeed together
3) Expect change
4) Communication is key
5) Open, open, open
Legalese:
- Building applications does not increase the likelihood you will be
awarded a contract by MassDOT now or in the future.
- The MassDOT will make all efforts to keep data
open once it's been released.

26. Step 3: Become part of the community

27. Step 4: Release some data

28. Step 5: Assess results

29. Step 6: Host a developer day/contest

32. Step 7: Reward innovation

33. Step 8: Ask community what data they want

34. Step 9: Release live data

38. Step 10: Become the example

41. Open Government
People Policy Technology