Open by default [electronic resource] : a new way forward for Ontario / Open Government Engagement Team.


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DC Title
Open by default [electronic resource] : a new way forward for Ontario / Open Government Engagement Team.
Jurisdiction
Ontario
Language
DC Date
DC Creator
Ontario.Ministry of Government Services
Ontario.Ministry of Government Services.Open Government Engagement Team
DC Publisher
[Toronto : Ministry of Government Services],
ID
ONT326415
DC Type
software, multimedia
Bibtype
m
DC Description
"In October 2013, the Minister of Government Services established the Open Government Engagement Team to find ways for the Government of Ontario to be more open, transparent and accountable. This report is a response to two important trends. The first is the rapid rate of technological change that has altered the way in which people live and interact with one another. In less than three decades, we have leapt from an era of fax machines and filing cabinets to one of Big Data, high-speed internet and social media. The second trend relates to shifting public attitudes towards government and, specifically, growing expectations for greater accountability and engagement. In each case, it is obvious that government has not kept pace. The report makes a series of recommendations that, taken together, would help to change the culture of government so that it becomes more welcoming to public input, more collegial among elected officials and public servants, and more open with regard to sharing information and data."--P.12.
"In October 2013, the Minister of Government Services established the Open Government Engagement Team to find ways for the Government of Ontario to be more open, transparent and accountable. This report is a response to two important trends. The first is the rapid rate of technological change that has altered the way in which people live and interact with one another. In less than three decades, we have leapt from an era of fax machines and filing cabinets to one of Big Data, high-speed internet and social media. The second trend relates to shifting public attitudes towards government and, specifically, growing expectations for greater accountability and engagement. In each case, it is obvious that government has not kept pace. The report makes a series of recommendations that, taken together, would help to change the culture of government so that it becomes more welcoming to public input, more collegial among elected officials and public servants, and more open with regard to sharing information and data."--P.12.
gr-140331
rss-140328
I
2014
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DC Subject
Civil service Customer services Ontario
Transparency in government Ontario
Internet in public administration Ontario
Electronic government information Ontario
Government information Ontario