The document discusses the concepts of network society and open government. It defines key aspects of network society including the shifting of communication models from one-to-many to many-to-many. Open government principles around transparency, participation, collaboration, and being open to innovation are also outlined. Examples of open government tools and initiatives to promote citizen participation and collaboration are provided.

1. Danube-University Krems Peter Parycek, Michael Sachs www.donau-uni.ac.at/egov Network Society & Open Government

3. 1. Network Society

4. First media revolution Second media revolution Third media revolution Fourth media revolution One 2 Many „ One 2 Many“ One 2 Many One 2 One Fifth media revolution Digitization Convergence Many 2 Many

6. One 2 Many

7. Many 2 Many

9. Hierarchy vs. Network

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14. 2. Open Government

16. Transparency … … through information & communication

17. Make Raw Data Available

18. Blogs (US Department of State …) 09/09/09

19. Social Networks

20. co-created content 09/09/09

22. Collaboration (Models) 09/09/09 Quelle: Gary P. Pisano, Roberto Verganti : Which Kind of Collaboration Is Right for You? HBR 12/08

24. Business Participation & Collaboration ( DELL-Ideastorm) Wir User promote and vote User posts improvements and innovations View & discusswith Dell User see & control IDEAGOV

29. Open Innovation Tools (Obama Admin.)

31. Dr. Peter Parycek, MSc Centre for eGovernment, Danube-University Krems [email_address] +43 2732 893-2312 http://www.donau-uni.ac.at/egov http://pep-net.eu http://linkedin.com/parycek http://www.slideshare.net/parycek Thanks for your attention!

33. Participation & Collaboration in Policy-Making

35. HOW?

36. Many2Many via Social Media

39. Politik: z.B. MeinParlament 09/09/09 bottom up

43. Empowerment: People in control of their own Data! Who did when store, process, retrieve which of my data ???

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