On June 3, 2008, Deloitte and the National Academy of Public Administration convened a group of government leaders, subject matter experts and forward thinkers to develop a road map to help the next administration navigate the work force and organization changes that need to occur to move to a more collaborative model of government. The following is a sampling of conversations in the media about that event:
FCW Insider: Web 2.0 Concerns Discussed in Web 2.0
Federal Computer Week | June 12, 2008
Read this follow-up to the June 10 posting, based on feedback and discussion from readers.
FCW Forum: Is Web 2.0 Worth the Risk?
Federal Computer Week | June 10, 2008
During the past several months, several government officials have raised concerns about the management and security risks associated with Web 2.0 applications. Review the feedback.
U.S. Government Insights on Web 2.0
Innovations in Public Sector Blog | June 8, 2008
Blogger Paul Macmillan provides his insights and observations about the event.
Gov’t. 2.0: Wikis, Blogs and More
Federal Times | June 8, 2008
Blogger Elise Castelli provides insight on the current movement of new technologies in the public sector and insights from the event.
Collaborative Internet Tools Making Inroads Into Intel Agencies
Government Executive – The Agile Mind Blog | June 5, 2008
Blogger Anne Laurent talks about how the intelligence community was moving inexorably toward embracing online collaboration tools, known as Web 2.0 applications, which hold the promise of improving U.S. intelligence efforts.
Intelligence Community Seeks to Go Virtual
Federal Computer Week | June 3, 2008
At least one high-ranking member of the intelligence community forecasts that the next frontier in espionage might be in the virtual world. Learn more.
Heat Turns Up On War, Climate Measures
National Journal | June 2, 2008
This article highlights the day in government, including "Web 2.0: The Future of Collaborative Government" seminar in the technology space.
Learn more about the Web 2.0 and Government event.
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