[@OKau] The talk thing from yesterday

Fri May 8 01:42:14 UTC 2015

Busy trying to pay wages too :)

Gotta keep running and moving forward. There is the event next Wednesday
where much of the same will be said and that one will be recorded for sure.

I'm in Ottawa 10 days after that for more presentations so there should be
lots of opportunities in the near future :)

But yeah, I have thought about it. It is on the maybe list to record some
of this stuff outside the sessions they are prepared for.

*STEVEN DE COSTA *|
*EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR*www.linkdigital.com.au

On 8 May 2015 at 11:31, Craig Thomler <craig.thomler at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hey Steve,
>
> Why not record the talk to camera, rather than waiting for the next event?
>
> Cheers
>
> Craig
>
> On Thursday, May 7, 2015, Steven De Costa <
> steven.decosta at linkdigital.com.au> wrote:
>
>> Hiya folks,
>>
>> I gave a talk yesterday at the AWS symposium for public sector, education
>> and non profits.
>>
>> The deck I used can be found here:
>>
>> http://www.slideshare.net/starlen/the-perfect-storm-service-oriented-government-data-classification-and-aws
>>
>> With a prettier layout many of the words are dropped but the general
>> points I was trying to make were something like this:
>>
>>
>>    1. Link does AWS stuff and sells services etc...
>>    2. Using Drupal, CKAN and AWS together is pretty neat and here are
>>    two examples on why that is
>>    3. Slide 12 and 14 show the general approach used for the data first
>>    media platform we build for ACT government and the setup we use for
>>    Victorian Government's open data release model (three tiers of CKAN
>>    environments).
>>    4. Data classification... the list on slide 16 shows the questions
>>    that need to be marked 'no' to release a dataset publicly on the Data.Vic
>>    platform.
>>
>> After that I looped back to the economic points I would normally start
>> with. So, covering the definition of economic goods, why information goods
>> are MOAR good, going through the principles of open government, making a
>> point about the basic role of Australian Government and finally talking
>> about transaction costs.
>>
>> I think the transaction costs slide is the most important. When you see
>> that collaboration provides not only a higher quality of innovation but
>> also a lower cost, then you can then move on to suggest that every external
>> contract from the public sector into the private is an example of a
>> 'private-public' partnership.
>>
>> If we can recognize that then we can start to ask whether the procurement
>> and delivery mechanisms are setup to respect the value derived from the
>> 'collaborative procurement' and 'collaborative management' required in
>> private-public relationships.
>>
>> I had to do the session in 30 minutes and unfortunately there is no
>> recording. If I get a chance to do it again I'll try to get 45 minutes and
>> publish something people can watch :)
>>
>> Hoots!
>>
>>
>> *STEVEN DE COSTA *|
>> *EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR*www.linkdigital.com.au
>>
>>
>>
>
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