Our Apps
Crowd-source ideas and policies online.
www.dialogue-app.com
Run great budget consultation online. www.budgetsimulator.com
The purpose-built tool for governments to consult online.
www.quick-consult.com/
An open-source democracy platform.
www.citizenspace.com/
Monthly Archives: February 2010
Dialogue App makes debut at GSA webinar
We were excited to have the opportunity to introduce our Dialogue App, complete with shiny new skin, to a whole bunch of US government staff at a GSA webinar last night. It was slightly strange talking to an audience that … Continue reading
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Structured and unstructured conversations
The Cluetrain Manifesto famously stated that markets have become “conversations” – something that has never been truer in today’s social media whirl. However, something that we’ve noted recently is that not all conversations that organisations have with their customers and … Continue reading
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MHRA Discussion site goes live
MHRA’s medicines information discussion site goes live The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), the government watchdog responsible for ensuring that medicines and medical devices work and are acceptably safe, has commissioned an online discussion site asking the public … Continue reading
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Email signatures
Email signatures every now and again are the bane of my life. Incomplete email signatures, such as those without any contact details are just not useful. The simple copy/paste of everyone’s details from an email signature genuinely saves me plenty … Continue reading
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Online Engagement – Social Media Vs SEO
Here at Delib, we’re the kind of people that like to learn from each other and from what the other companies in our group do. We had a really interesting talk a few weeks ago on social media vs ‘search engine … Continue reading
Consultation Institute Wrong On e-Participation
We like the Consultation Institute. Their courses are interesting and they’ve come from nothing to national prominence in just a few years, all impressive stuff. But occasionally, when it comes to online consultation, they seem to miss a few tricks. … Continue reading
My favourite thing on iPlayer? That advert for a BBC Trust online consultation…
Further to my post last week about delivering the BBC Trust’s online consultation system, here’s a pleasing example of it in action: the Trust are currently running a consultation on the BBC’s on-demand services and have been promoting it through … Continue reading