8. Rising Retirement = Smaller Workforce
THE DEMOGRAPHIC HOW DO WE
PARADOX THAT WILL CLOSE
DEFINE THE NEXT THIS SERVICE
GAP?
DECADES.
Aging Population = More Demand For Services
9. WE NEED TO REDESIGN GOVERNMENT
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37. “Our consumer tax business also faces significant
competition from the public sector, where we face
the risk of federal and state taxing authorities
developing software or other systems to facilitate
tax return preparation and electronic filing at no
charge to taxpayers. !These or similar programs may
be introduced or expanded in the future, which may
cause us to lose customers and revenue. For example,
during tax season 2010, the federal government
introduced a prepaid debit card program to facilitate
the refund process. Our consumer and professional tax
businesses provide this service as well.
INTUIT’S 2010 INVESTOR REPORT
Via http://www.republicreport.org/2012/corruption-taxes-fivemins
See http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/24/business/24digi.html
38. POLICY IS THE DECISION DNA OF ORGS
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104. Keep in touch!
Jess McMullin
The Centre for Citizen Experience
@jessmcmullin
Jess AT ctzn.ca
http://citizenexperience.com
105. Many thanks to the following great folks
who helped make this talk better.
» Councilor Don Iveson, his staff & the City of Edmonton
» City of Vancouver, Transportation Planning
» Government of British Columbia, Ministry of Labour,
Citizens’ Services and Open Government, Citizen
Engagement Branch.
» Peter Kageyama, John Fetterman, Braddock, PA, & Levi
Strauss
» Heather McMullin, Harry Max, Victor Lombardi, Ashley
Casovan and Kes Sampanthar
» All the great Flickr users who shared Creative Commons
photos!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS