With the release of almost 300 “high-value” data sets on Data.gov January 22, 2010, agencies made the first deliveries on the Administration’s Open Government Directive. In the months ahead, agencies must address individual privacy rights, verify security and authentication, improve data quality and present it more clearly and concisely to the public. This next step requires agencies to launch a public-facing webpage in order to invite a “two way” dialogue and engage citizen participation.
As the Open Government Directive moves towards its third and final deadline, many agencies are beginning to reexamine and re-think their collaboration efforts – not only with other agencies, but with the public. The key to successful collaboration and open government is to leverage the knowledge and innovation of internal and external stakeholders, from policy, legal, and technology leaders to open government experts and citizens, through a secure environment. Part of that effort will involve upgrading the technology used to create a single, unified collaboration experience.
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