I'll be speaking at this event.
For those in Chicago, let me know if you would like to connect on the
side as well. I am particularly interested in connecting with those
interested in raising diverse community voices online -
http://e-democracy.org/inclusion - and will likely have a presentation
on lessons learned from our Ford Foundation-funded Inclusive Social
Media effort by then. Cheers, Steven Clift - E-Democracy.org
Register here:
http://www.externaledu.uic.edu/egovernment
The third annual UIC e-Government Workshop, achieving it
Efficiencies Through Collaboration, will be held on Thursday,
May 12, 2011. This workshop, hosted by the University
of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) Master of Public Administration
program, will be held at the Hilton Lisle/Naperville in
Lisle, Illinois.
This years workshop will highlight ways that government
agencies can achieve economies in the use of information
technology through collaboration - collaboration with the
private sector with cloud computing, and collaboration
between levels of government via shared services
arrangements.
Join other local, state, and federal government managers,
appointees and elected officials in identifying common
IT challenges and in sharing useful solutions. In addition
to networking with participants from other agencies and
communities, you will have ample opportunity to interact
with presenters and vendors.
Workshop topics include:
3-1-1 and Other Improvements in
Customer Response Management (CRM)
Broadband Investment
How to Use Technology for e-Democracy
Improving Web Services for the Mobile Society
Intelligent Transportation Systems
Sharing GIS Services
Stratgies and Solutions for Cloud Computing
Web-Based Solutions for E-Mail and More
The 2011 UIC e-Government Workshop is made possible
by a grant from the UIC Institute for Policy and
Civic Engagement.
Registration Cost:*
$99 by April 11, 2011
$109 after April 11, 2011
*workshop partners pay $89 by
April 11, 2011; $99 after April 11,
2011
For those in Chicago, let me know if you would like to connect on the
side as well. I am particularly interested in connecting with those
interested in raising diverse community voices online -
http://e-democracy.org/inclusion - and will likely have a presentation
on lessons learned from our Ford Foundation-funded Inclusive Social
Media effort by then. Cheers, Steven Clift - E-Democracy.org
Register here:
http://www.externaledu.uic.edu/egovernment
The third annual UIC e-Government Workshop, achieving it
Efficiencies Through Collaboration, will be held on Thursday,
May 12, 2011. This workshop, hosted by the University
of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) Master of Public Administration
program, will be held at the Hilton Lisle/Naperville in
Lisle, Illinois.
This years workshop will highlight ways that government
agencies can achieve economies in the use of information
technology through collaboration - collaboration with the
private sector with cloud computing, and collaboration
between levels of government via shared services
arrangements.
Join other local, state, and federal government managers,
appointees and elected officials in identifying common
IT challenges and in sharing useful solutions. In addition
to networking with participants from other agencies and
communities, you will have ample opportunity to interact
with presenters and vendors.
Workshop topics include:
3-1-1 and Other Improvements in
Customer Response Management (CRM)
Broadband Investment
How to Use Technology for e-Democracy
Improving Web Services for the Mobile Society
Intelligent Transportation Systems
Sharing GIS Services
Stratgies and Solutions for Cloud Computing
Web-Based Solutions for E-Mail and More
The 2011 UIC e-Government Workshop is made possible
by a grant from the UIC Institute for Policy and
Civic Engagement.
Registration Cost:*
$99 by April 11, 2011
$109 after April 11, 2011
*workshop partners pay $89 by
April 11, 2011; $99 after April 11,
2011
