SPRINT 13 Workshop 6 Open policymaking Linda Humphries - Cabinet Office and Ade Adewunmi - GDS

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Open Policy Making &

Delivery in a Digital Environment

Ade AdewumniLinda Humphries

Government Digital Service@gdsteam / @IT_Reform

Sprint 13 Workshop – 21 January 2013

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The UK is facing economic challenges

Case study: Open

Standards

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Case study: Open

StandardsWe have a policy problem...

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Case study: Open

StandardsSo, where did we start?

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Case study: Open

StandardsUnderstanding the users' views

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Case study: Open

Standards

Standards Hub

Planning for delivery before we know the policy outcome

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Case study: Open

StandardsThe benefits of transparency

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And the reaction?

Wall Street Journal

The latest step is the publication of its report on open standards. And once again, the government has got it right. It is a refreshing, well-crafted, thorough document, that admits the mistakes of the past, points the way to the future and lays down seven principles that few could argue against.

Computer Weekly

The government's open standards policy is bold, important and carefully written...

Computer World

…the start of a new era for IT procurement in the UK. The Cabinet Office team deserves kudos.

Case study: Open

Standards

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It’s good to share!

- Building networks

- Sharing experiences www.openpolicy.demsoc.org

Learning the lessons - but not the same ones every time

What's next?

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Who else can help? What's next?

We know more needs to be done. Tell us!

• Open Policymaking Team• Behavioural Insight Team• GDS

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Further information and help

@gdsteam

Linda.humphries@digital.cabinet-office.gov.ukade.adewunmi@digital.cabinet-office.gov.uk

Conor Quinn: openpolicymaking@cabinet-office.gsi.gov.uk

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