Did you see the latest edition of The Public Good? 🌟 Read the newsletter & subscribe ➡ https://lnkd.in/eiiyUpmi Key Highlights: 👋 Meet Ian Swanson from the City of Portland (OR), this month's Digital Difference Maker! 🚀 Help form the #FormFest2024 experience + submit a session proposal by Sept 6 🔦 Check out our most recent spotlights, featuring the New Jersey State Office of Innovation + City of Saint Paul (MN) 📹 Explore session recordings + resources from our summer event series, #LetsGetDigital, and be on the lookout for forthcoming event recaps 🔖 Check out ideas from Promising Trouble and Public Management Review 🧰 New resources and artifacts in the Resource Library like the User Experience Playbook from the Colorado Digital Service + #AI Data Readiness Checklist from the Virginia Office of Data Governance and Analytics 🚨 Governments are #hiring! Job opportunities with the State of Arizona Digital Solutions, State of Illinois, City of Long Beach (CA), City of Boston (MA), and State of Maryland 🗞️ See new headlines featuring U.S. Digital Response new Talent Toolkit and more
Digital Service Network
Government Administration
Washington, DC 1,339 followers
An open and collaborative network of government leaders who use tech, data, and design to deliver public services.
About us
The Digital Service Network (DSN) empowers governments to use human-centered strategies to deliver services that reflect the needs and expectations of people who use them.
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- Government Administration
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- 2-10 employees
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- Washington, DC
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- 2022
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- government, digital government, public interest technology, civic technology, service delivery, process improvement, innovation, state government, local government, federal government, provincial government, tribal government, human centered design, user research, customer experience, user experience, govtech, and civictech
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In 2019, New Jersey launched ⭐ Business.NJ.gov as a “one-stop” site for business owners, but important resources were sometimes still hard to find. As a result, the New Jersey Office of Innovation built a live chat feature to connect owners with experts for real-time help. Lessons learned from this work: 🔁 Responding to constituent needs is a dynamic, ever-evolving process 📝 High quality, standardized training is an essential element of a live chat program ⚙️ Public-facing digital tools can themselves become a key source of knowledge to continuously improve service delivery Featuring the voices of E.J. Kalafarski, Jessica Lax, and Joseph DeLaTorre, this spotlight highlights the team's process and lessons learned launching Business.NJ.gov’s live chat feature. Read the spotlight to learn more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dJDjKX-3
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As we celebrate our 10 year anniversary, it is important to reflect on how we got here. We are excited to share with you our 3 part editorial series celebrating #Beeckat10 and highlighting key moments in our story that led us to where we are today 🌟 “It was philanthropy, upside down.” - Alberto Beeck, Cofounder and Chairman of the Beeck Center Read part 1 about how our founders turned their vision of the Beeck Center into a reality ⬇ https://lnkd.in/ef-pSdBF #DecadeofImpact
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The DSN is excited to share highlights from the first event in our summer event series, #LetsGetDigital, featuring the State of Arizona! Arizona is leading the way in digital service delivery by fostering collaboration between IT and digital teams. With a unified approach toward modular project management, the state is setting a new benchmark for government innovation. Dive into the full recap to learn more from Anebi Agbo 🚀 and J.R. Sloan. Read the event recap: https://lnkd.in/ez5-8dkD
Building Bridges: The Power of IT-Digital Service Collaboration in Arizona’s Government Service Delivery - Beeck Center
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As government teams around the country work toward establishing policies, processes, & practices for human-centered design, a common hurdle many face is reaching residents for research. This hurdle shows up in different ways across various contexts in government settings, from challenges getting in touch with people generally, to ensuring the organization is reaching vulnerable communities, to simply being able to directly pay people for their time when they participate in research. Finding authorization to compensate community members for research participation—commonly referred to as “UX (or user experience) compensation”—has emerged as a universal challenge across all levels of government. As we all work to make it easier for governments to better manage research operations internally (recruitment, compensation, etc.), we also need to find ways to reach the people we serve to inform how we design and deliver government services. Featuring the voice of Ashley O'Brien, the latest DSN Spotlight discusses practical approaches for implementing human-centered design in government, and shares more about the flexible and resourceful approach she took to reach people across the City of Saint Paul, MN. Read the spotlight and explore the artifacts driving this work ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ed_xVDTQ
Building a User Research Compensation Process from the Ground Up in the City of Saint Paul: A Digital Service Network Spotlight
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In 2019, the New Jersey State Office of Innovation (OOI) launched Business.NJ.gov as a “one-stop” website equipped with self-serve resources to help business owners start, operate, and grow their businesses in New Jersey (NJ). But even after the site’s launch, owners often still needed to reach out to multiple state agencies for support, which many described as “difficult and frustrating.” To tackle this issue, OOI implemented a live chat feature for Business.NJ.gov. Since its launch, the live chat feature has enabled more than 125,000 virtual conversations between business owners and state government experts, and OOI now uses data from the feature’s usage to inform how the state delivers business support services and prioritizes content on Business.NJ.gov. Featuring the voices of E.J. Kalafarski, Jessica Lax, and Joseph DeLaTorre, the latest in the DSN Spotlight series highlights the team's process and lessons learned launching Business.NJ.gov’s live chat feature. Read the spotlight ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dJDjKX-3
Using Live Chat to Meet Constituent Needs in New Jersey: A Digital Service Network Spotlight
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📢 Join us on next Tuesday, August 20 at noon PT / 3:00pm ET for the final session of #LetsGetDigital for an insightful discussion on how New York State teams focused on digital services and human-centered design are working together to improve government service delivery. 🖥️🎯 Luke Charde, Jessica Houle, and Gabe Paley, will offer valuable perspectives on the strategic approaches driving the development of a culture of human-centered design in the State. You’ll also learn how Gabe, Luke, and Jessica have cultivated strong cross-departmental collaboration, and we’ll leave time for you to ask the speakers your questions! 🌟 Register now and #LetsGetDigital! ➡ https://lnkd.in/enxtnhXh
Over the past decade, the State of New York has built teams focused on #DigitalServices and #HumanCenteredDesign within their IT and communications functions to support the development of user-centered products and services. The teams are led by Luke Charde, Director of Digital Experience at the NYS Office of Information Technology Services, and Jessica Houle, Digital Service Director at the NYS Office of General Services. Now, with a renewed emphasis on customer experience from Governor Kathy Hochul, these teams are broadening their scope and collaborating closely with the Governor’s office to accelerate their efforts to improve digital services across New York State government. Join us for the final session in our summer event series on Tuesday, August 20, 2024 @ noon PT/3pm ET to hear from Luke, Jessica, and Gabe Paley, Assistant Secretary for Technology to Governor Hochul. They’ll share more about New York State’s human-centered design (HCD) journey, and offer valuable perspectives on the strategic approaches driving the development of a culture of human-centered design in the State. You’ll also learn how Gabe, Luke, and Jessica have cultivated strong cross-departmental collaboration, and we’ll leave time for you to ask the speakers your questions! 🌟 Register now & #LetsGetDigital ➡ https://lnkd.in/enxtnhXh
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Did you hear? The FormFest 2024 Call for Proposals is now live! 🌟 FormFest is dedicated to amplifying the voices and perspectives of government employees. If you work in government and are leading innovative form work, we encourage you to submit a session proposal! Proposals are due by Friday, September 6. Visit our website to learn more, submit your proposal, and help us form the FormFest experience 🚀: https://lnkd.in/ekqiDy7v #FormFest2024 is co-hosted by Beeck Center for Social Impact + Innovation and Code for America
Call for Proposals - FormFest 2024
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Over the past decade, the State of New York has built teams focused on #DigitalServices and #HumanCenteredDesign within their IT and communications functions to support the development of user-centered products and services. The teams are led by Luke Charde, Director of Digital Experience at the NYS Office of Information Technology Services, and Jessica Houle, Digital Service Director at the NYS Office of General Services. Now, with a renewed emphasis on customer experience from Governor Kathy Hochul, these teams are broadening their scope and collaborating closely with the Governor’s office to accelerate their efforts to improve digital services across New York State government. Join us for the final session in our summer event series on Tuesday, August 20, 2024 @ noon PT/3pm ET to hear from Luke, Jessica, and Gabe Paley, Assistant Secretary for Technology to Governor Hochul. They’ll share more about New York State’s human-centered design (HCD) journey, and offer valuable perspectives on the strategic approaches driving the development of a culture of human-centered design in the State. You’ll also learn how Gabe, Luke, and Jessica have cultivated strong cross-departmental collaboration, and we’ll leave time for you to ask the speakers your questions! 🌟 Register now & #LetsGetDigital ➡ https://lnkd.in/enxtnhXh
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Did you see the latest edition of The Public Good? 🌟 Read the newsletter & subscribe ➡ https://lnkd.in/egr7X34f Key Highlights: 👋 Meet Jenna Stenson from City of Seattle Department of Construction & Inspections, this month's Digital Difference Maker! 📆 Mark your calendars for #FormFest2024 on Wednesday, December 4! 📹 Explore the session recordings and resources from our summer event series, #LetsGetDigital, thus far! Our last session is coming soon! 🔖 Check out ideas from Paul Craig, The White House, and MIT Technology Review 🧰 New resources and artifacts in the Resource Library like the City of Boston's Disability Data Standard and Enabling Principles for AI Governance from Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET) 🚨 Governments are #hiring! Job opportunities with the Massachusetts Executive Office of Technology Services and Security (EOTSS), Virginia Department of Social Services, Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), and City of Boston
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