I’ve been noticing the great conversations people are having here about how to use IT in their agencies, and I added some thoughts of my own here, at FedBlog. An excerpt appears below, and I’m only sorry I wrote it before Marcus Peacock wrote his great posts on blogging as a place to solicit comments for rulemaking.
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How IT Can Work For You
By Alyssa Rosenberg | Thursday, January 15, 2009 | 02:47 PM
In conversations I’ve had with feds recently, I’ve noticed a theme to questions. People are moving beyond the question of simply how certain Web 2.0 technologies work, but how those technologies can best serve individual agencies. I think it’s promising that we’re in a place where people are thinking strategically, which is why I wanted to call attention to two posts at GovLoop (May require registration). In one, a county-level employee is explaining where he is in the process of designing his agency’s new website. In another, the author discusses how social networking can be a tool to reduce budget expenditures.
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