InProject on Digital Era GovernmentbyDavid Eaves·Jun 8, 2020Digital Maturity Self Assessment ExerciseThis tool is designed to provoke conversations about capabilities and theories of change among digital service team members. Below are…
InProject on Digital Era GovernmentbyDavid Eaves·Jun 8, 2020Rethinking Government: How Technology Can Move Us ForwardBy Chris Lynch, Founding Director, Defense Digital Service, USA, with Lauren Lombardo, Harvard Kennedy School
InProject on Digital Era GovernmentbyDavid Eaves·Jun 8, 2020Argentina: Building a Civic Tech Startup Within GovernmentBy Daniel Abadie, Former Undersecretary of Digital Government, Argentina, with Luis Valles, Harvard Business SchoolA response icon1A response icon1
InProject on Digital Era GovernmentbyDavid Eaves·Jun 8, 2020U.K. GDS: GOV.UK NotifyBy Pete Herlihy, Lead Product Manager, UK Government Digital Service, with Georges Clement, Harvard Kennedy School
InProject on Digital Era GovernmentbyDavid Eaves·Jun 8, 2020The Simple, Faster, Better Services Act: Solidifying Ontario’s Digital Government StandardsBy Honey Dacanay, with Laura Nelson-Hamilton, Darren Chartier, Paul Vet, Christine Hagyard, Ebony Sager, Daphnée Nostrome, Amy Bihari…
InProject on Digital Era GovernmentbyDavid Eaves·Jun 8, 2020Bangladesh’s a2i ProgramBy Anir Chowdhury, Policy Advisor and Leader of a2i, Bangladesh, with Melissa-Ann Gillies, Harvard Kennedy School
InProject on Digital Era GovernmentbyDavid Eaves·Jun 8, 2020Italy’s Digital Transformation TeamDigital Innovation for Citizens and for the Development of the Country
InProject on Digital Era GovernmentbyDavid Eaves·Jun 8, 2020A Working Definition of Government as a PlatformBy Richard Pope, Formerly of GDS and Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School
InProject on Digital Era GovernmentbyDavid Eaves·Jun 8, 2020Maturity Model Update: Facilitating Learning Across and Within TeamsBy David Eaves with Lauren Lombardo
InProject on Digital Era GovernmentbyDavid Eaves·Jun 8, 2020Governance Rules for Public-Sector Platforms Can’t WaitAdvocates of Digital Identity Platforms Need to Address Questions about Power and Authority Now