Discussion on Training Needs about Entrepreneurship in digital government

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This session focusses on the future approaches for digital government and transformation. Insightful discussion will be held during this session on training and other needs fostering entrepreneurship in the digital government domain. Chair: Leif Flak, University of Agder, Norway Participants: Christina Kappatou and Daphne Tsalkadra, PwC, Greece; Frank Danielsen, University of Agder, Norway

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ERASMUS+
Knowledge Alliance
Scientific foundations training and
entrepreneurship activities in the domain of ICT –
enabled Governance
Discussion on Training Needs for
Entrepreneurship in Digital Government
Task leader: UiA
Leif S. Flak & Frank Danielsen

Gov 3.0 project
Joint Educational Curriculum
Roadmap of Digital Government 3.0
Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)
Entrepreneurship competition

Entrepreneurship competition
Accepting participants
Develop courses
Mentoring

Entrepreneurship workshop template
1. Introduction
Introduction to entrepreneurship related to
Digital Government
Public sector innovation
Competition information
…
2. Entrepreneurship
Marked identification
Business idea
Customer acquisition process
Profitability
Design & build product/services
Scaling business
3. Digital government
Open Data
Big data analytics
Machine learning / AI
Blockchain
Virtual reality / Augmented reality
…
Pre Made MOOC coursesWhat themes should be included?

Entrepreneurship:
 Marked identification
Who is your customer?
 Business idea
What can you do for your customer?
 Customers acquisition process
How does your customer acquire your product?
 Profitability
How do you make money of your product?
 Design & build product/services
How do you design & build your product?
 Scaling business
How do you scale your business?
Introduction
 Introduction to entrepreneurship
related to Digital Government
 Public sector innovation
 Competition information
Themes

TASK
Groupwork 15 minutes
Divide into groups
Discuss and find 10 themes for modules
Rate 5 of them as most important

Thank you!
Frank Danielsen
Frank.Danielsen@uia.no
University of Agder
Norway

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Discussion on Training Needs about Entrepreneurship in digital government

1. ERASMUS+ Knowledge Alliance Scientific foundations training and entrepreneurship activities in the domain of ICT – enabled Governance Discussion on Training Needs for Entrepreneurship in Digital Government Task leader: UiA Leif S. Flak & Frank Danielsen

2. Gov 3.0 project Joint Educational Curriculum Roadmap of Digital Government 3.0 Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) Entrepreneurship competition

3. Entrepreneurship competition Accepting participants Develop courses Mentoring

4. Entrepreneurship workshop template 1. Introduction Introduction to entrepreneurship related to Digital Government Public sector innovation Competition information … 2. Entrepreneurship Marked identification Business idea Customer acquisition process Profitability Design & build product/services Scaling business 3. Digital government Open Data Big data analytics Machine learning / AI Blockchain Virtual reality / Augmented reality … Pre Made MOOC coursesWhat themes should be included?

5. Entrepreneurship:  Marked identification Who is your customer?  Business idea What can you do for your customer?  Customers acquisition process How does your customer acquire your product?  Profitability How do you make money of your product?  Design & build product/services How do you design & build your product?  Scaling business How do you scale your business? Introduction  Introduction to entrepreneurship related to Digital Government  Public sector innovation  Competition information Themes

6. TASK Groupwork 15 minutes Divide into groups Discuss and find 10 themes for modules Rate 5 of them as most important

7. Entrepreneurship:  Marked identification Who is your customer?  Business idea What can you do for your customer?  Customers acquisition process How does your customer acquire your product?  Profitability How do you make money of your product?  Design & build product/services How do you design & build your product?  Scaling business How do you scale your business? Introduction  Introduction to entrepreneurship related to Digital Government  Public sector innovation  Competition information Themes 1. Discuss and find 10 themes for modules 2. Rate 5 of them as most important (“Important”)

8. Thank you! Frank Danielsen Frank.Danielsen@uia.no University of Agder Norway

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