The BLING Approach To Enabling Blockchain In Government
Learn how BLING (Blockchain in Government) plans to accelerate and de-risk the development and deployment of blockchain-enabled e-services in the North Sea Region of Europe.
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The One Thing You Can’t Get Wrong When You Cost A (research) Project
A key risk faced by many projects is they didn’t make sure that they had enough staff to deliver what they promised.
I’ll tell you why this is such a big deal to funders and managers, and how you can change your approach to better manage this risk.
Introducing BLING – BLockchain IN Government
BLING – BLockchain in Government – is a €5M collaboration of 13 organisations – governments, cities and universities – who are exploring how governments can use blockchain to enable the next generation of smart services.
Managing Risk By Design – Lessons For Innovation Projects From The Cancer Challenge
Key lessons in how to structure a high-risk project that keeps funders happy and give you flexibility in managing innovation programmes.
6 Lessons For Innovation Projects From The Cancer Innovation Challenge
Key lessons in how to structure a high-risk project that keeps funders happy and give you flexibility in managing innovation programmes.
Creating A ‘Digital Innovation Culture’ – A New Way To Increase Local Innovation Capacity Developed For The Like! Project
Like! is a €4.2M Interreg Vb project that is developing a ‘local innovation culture’ approach to address the underlying capacity issues that are hampering the improvement of e-government and e-services.
Like! – Building A Digital Innovation Culture
Like! aims to significantly enhance the capacity of the public sector to facilitate and deliver innovation, resulting in the development of a wide range of services using innovative solutions to deliver better public services.
Introducing LIKE! – Building Local Digital Innovation Cultures
Like! is a €4.2M Interreg Vb project that I set up in 2016 to stimulate innovation in the public sector, and to deliver new solutions that improved public services.
The Smart Cities Approach To Developing Better E-government
Smart Cities prioritised improving customer services, adopting user profiling in service design/deliver, and exploring the potential of wireless services.
The project used a combination of co-design, targeted academic research, and mainstreaming/public engagement approaches to deliver high-impact and high-profile results that were used to make cities smarter across Europe.