Gov 2.0: Government as a Platform

Government as a Platform is the right thought and execution model for a digital government.

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Government as a Platform – Executive Brief

Read this Executive Brief to find out why GaaP is the right strategy for digital governments of tomorrow.

Government as a Platform – Phases 1-3

Government as a Platform (GaaP) is a thought model and a strategy for digital governments. For governments that want to be efficient, agile, and innovative GaaP serves to...

Government as a Platform – Phase 1: Open and Collaborative

This section of the blueprint Gov 2.0: Government as a Platform will help you understand what it means to be an Open and Collaborative government including how to use...

Government as a Platform – Phase 2: Accessible and Connected

This section of the blueprint Gov 2.0: Government as a Platform will help you understand what it means to be an Accessible and Connected government including how...

Government as a Platform – Phase 3: Digital and Programmable

This section of the blueprint Gov 2.0: Government as a Platform will help you understand what it means to be an Digital and Programmable government including how digital...

Government: Next Steps From the CIO COVID-19 Strategy Webinar

The CIO will play a critical role across this crisis, and it is an opportunity to shine. This is a key time for CIOs to demonstrate leadership and technology capability....

Government – The Essential Ten-Step Guide: Building and Communicating Your CIO Strategy for COVID-19

CIOs in Government will play a critical role during the COVID-19 crisis. This is an opportunity to shine. Use this plan to help you build and communicate a clear strategy...

ServiceNow Releases Free Emergency Response Apps in Response to COVID-19

ServiceNow has released four free emergency response apps to help customers with crisis management in the wake of COVID-19, including emergence response operations,...

Dutch Court Halts Use of AI for Detecting Welfare Fraud

In a landmark ruling, a Dutch court has ordered an immediate halt to the government’s use of an automated system for detection of welfare fraud.

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