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Hello,
This month's roundup of digital democracy news, tips and tricks includes the launch of the Thames Tunnel Phase 2 Consultation - a big project for London, and a big project for us.
There's also news about UKGovcamp, tips and tricks on crowdsourcing, and some great stories from around the web - lean government, simpler ICT, and inspiring innovations for gov.
Hope you find this month's digest useful. As always, drop us a line with any feedback you have.
Cheers, Andy
News & Thinking
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Using tools like Wordpress, Quick Consult and Scribd, we're helping Thames Water consult on the proposed Thames Tunnel. A major project for London.
Read more on our blog
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Lean and agile. Two things I like. Two things we try to be at Delib. (You can't "do" lean, you can only try to be lean - but I'll get off my soapbox).
Anyway, being an advocate of lean thinking, this story from the Seattle Times caught my eye: King County government adopting lean techniques. Nice quote: "Lean is the new cool" :)
» more about lean gov in King County
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Tips & Tricks to help you
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There's currently lots of really interesting news and reviews about the UK voluntary sector, local councils and local commissioning.
We've picked out some of the best links we've seen recently, including funding streams, advice and details of statutory duties. There are also some nice success stories.
» more about voluntary sector and local gov
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Code & Tech Stuff
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Jess (one of our developers) wrote a nice post about designing for successful dialogue. She explains how user roles in the app are a key aspect of the process.
» more about designing dialogue
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