This document discusses the transition from web 1.0 to web 2.0 and proposes a vision for Gov2.0 in Korea. It notes that web 2.0 harnesses collective intelligence using the web as a platform, while web 2.0 has expanded to include mobile devices and real-time sensor data. The document advocates that Gov2.0 in Korea should establish an open government platform to enable collaboration and participation across various sectors, in order to help drive Korea's transition to a web 2.0 society.

1. Gov2.0 Gov2in Korea Jo, SanKu January 2010 SD Group, KT

4. Blur

6. web2.0 (1990~2009) The First Wave

8. web 2.0 is all about harnessing collective intelligence using the web as a Platform: Google, Amazon, Wikipedia, eBay, and craigslist, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter October 2004

12. web2.0 GenerationEmployee, Partner, Customer, Friends

13. Shift to 2.0 Era Ent 2.0 Gov 2.0

14. Of For By In Government Government as a Platform

15. Open

16. Conversation Participation Read Write Network Effect

17. Social Media

19. Collective Intelligence Harvard “Group Brain Project”

20. Government As a Platform Ecosystem Dion Hinchcliffe

22. September 2009, Washington, DC

24. Open Government Initiative

25. “My Administration is committed to creating an unprecedented level of openness in government. We will work together to ensure the public trust and establish a system of transparency, public participation, and collaboration. Openness will strengthen our democracy and promote efficiency and effectiveness in government.” President BarackObama, January 21, 2009

27. Three Core Values

28. BenefitLet the Sun Shine In: Welcoming a New Era of Open Government

30. Tracking how government uses the money

32. Participation: Government should actively solicit expertise from outside Washington so that it makes policies with the benefit of the best information.

34. Creating a Healthier America

37. 30 million+ hits since launch

38. Measures performance against “on-time”,“on-budget”, and CIO evaluation

39. Builds on the success of Shinseki review halting 45 current projectsSource: www.whitehouse.gov & it.usaspending.gov http://www.slideshare.net/erikjonker/open-government-open-policy-making-presentation

40. Open Policymaking Brainstorming Discussion Drafting http://www.slideshare.net/erikjonker/open-government-open-policy-making-presentation

42. OPEN useful

45. “I ran for President because I believe that we cannot solve the challenges of our time unless we solve them together.” –President BarackObama, May 21, 2009 http://www.slideshare.net/erikjonker/open-government-open-policy-making-presentation

46. WEB to web0.2 Korea

49. MoVile Internet?

50. Apen?

51. Ekosystem?

52. Fand? Antrepreneurship?

55. The Second Wave

57. Web from our desks to our pockets

58. + Sensors: See, Listen, Locate, Move

59. Real time data

61. Exponential Growing of Data(in Real Time) More Data Open User Generated Sensor Generated

62. Web Squaredweb2.0 + world = web2 Web Squared is Our Way of Exploring This Phenomenon and Giving it a Name. Mobile Internet Computing Collective Intelligence with Far More Data

63. 2010~ 2005-2009 1990-2004

66. Volume of Data and Opportunity Web2 People’s Participation People as Audience

67. . -/

69. Korea2

70. Jump to Web2 Era Biz2 Edu2 Ent2 Gov2

72. Not Just for Transparent and Open Government

73. Gov2 As A Platform for Web2Society, Korea2

83. Learning by Doing

84. But,Be Careful

87. Korea2 WeCan!

88. Korea Transformation~ Jo, SanKu SD Group, KT josanku@kt.com @josanku (twitter)