e-Planning - making sense of the opportunity

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Presentation to Innovation in Development Assessment conference, Sydney 2009

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indicators to measure

e-Planning readiness

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Electronic system capacity1

Data quality2

e-Service delivery[internal + external]

3

Organisational support4

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System Data Services Organisational0%

10%

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70%

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90%

100%Council e-Planning readiness

High Medium Baseline Low

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so why is it so hard to get

tractionmomentum

supporttake-up

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so why is it so hard to get

tractionmomentum

supporttake-up

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what are the drivers?

Better performance

Reduced costs

Improved efficiency

Faster responses

Better customer service

Risk management

Compliance

Others?

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A better system

Simpler and clearer decision-making

Investment and job creation opportunities

Broader public sector reforms through online service delivery

Better outcomes

Streamlined, parallel assessment processes Improved referral management Consistent, timely and quality

decisions

Better applications

SmartForms and online checklists Online payments Integration with Council and

Agency corporate systems

Better information

Planning enquiry processes Accurate digital data and online maps Searchable controls and policies

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Source: ITU

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“Eighty percent of success is showing up.”

Woody Allen

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ideasexamples

tips & tools

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at the centre

put the citizen

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Choose theright services to transformusing ICT

How do you currently access our

services?

Would you use the service differently if

it was delivered electronically?What are the

benefits of this change for you?

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Understand the benefits and limitations of channel choices

+Fast

DirectWidespread

-Capacity

SpeedAvailability

=Simple, critical

applications

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Pilot

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collaborate

greater benefits

for

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140,000

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$243m

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innovativee x t e n s i o n

of existing technologies

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Courageto unpack your

business processes

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Port Stephens Council

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set up benchmarks to measure your success

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• Captured phone enquiry data about key planning issues

• Measured enquiry levels after implementing e-Planning services

• Regular measurement to track performance

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http://www.localsmartforms.info

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Explore emerging technologies

Web 2.0

Open source

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http://www.twitterplan.co.uk

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“Change is inevitable - except from a vending machine.”

Robert C Gallagher

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Ask your citizens what would help them the most

(and keep asking)

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Choose applications and delivery platforms that make sense

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Pick pilot projects that show quick outcomes

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Collaborate with other Councils, Agencies and delivery partners

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Measure your success and tell everyone!

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Allison Hornery0409 363 136

@allisonhornery

www.horneryplus.net.au