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Willi Kaczorowski

Berlin

I am a strategic public sector consultant working in Cisco's Internet Business Solutions Group. In 2004 I edited the book "Gonnected Government". Since four years I am the head of the eGovernment committee of the Germany ICT industry organisation BITKOM. Prior to my engagement with Cisco I was a senior public sector consultant in one of the major management consultancies. Before moving to the private sector I spend 11 years in German government.

Recently, Willi Kaczorowski...

  • commented on A Public Sector Where Digital Natives Thrive over 3 years ago.

    Voting link for the first qestion: http://www.polleverywhere.com/multiple_choice_polls/LTUzNTQwNzE2OA/web Voting link for the second question: http://www.polleverywhere.com/multiple_choice_polls/ODQxMDQ4NTI4/web Voting link for the third question: http://www.polleverywhere.com/multiple_choice_polls/LTEzODgwNDgyNDk/web      

  • commented on A Public Sector Where Digital Natives Thrive over 3 years ago.

    We will publish a link to the voting poll soon      

  • commented on Koln's Successful Participatory Budget Experiment over 4 years ago.

    The Participatory Budget project in the city of Cologne is one of the recent hallmarks of Web 2.0 in Public Sector Germany. It has been awarded several times. In partciular it has won the national eGovernment award in Germany (Sponsorship from the Federal Ministry of the Interior and Bearingpoint and Cisco).

  • tagged Web 2.0 for German local government with the tag Web 2.0 over 4 years ago.

  • tagged Web 2.0 for German local government with the tag Germany over 4 years ago.

  • edited Web 2.0 for German local government over 4 years ago.

    Slowly but steadily the German public sector is embracing Web 2.0. A new book has been published by the "Innovators Club" (Driver: German National Association for Cities and Towns). Its called "Web 2.0 for local government" (Web 2.0 für Kommunen und Kommunalpoliitk). It features insights in using Web 2.0 technologies and social networks in particuar as a new way for local politicians to engage better with citizens. One article (chapter 4.3) deals with Cisco's extensive use of Web 2....

  • created Web 2.0 for German local government over 4 years ago.

    Slowly but steadily the German public sector is embracing Web 2.0. A new book has been published by the "Innovators Club" (Driver: German National Association for Cities and Towns). Its called "Web 2.0 for local government" (Web 2.0 für Kommunen und Kommunalpoliitk). It features insights in using Web 2.0 technologies and social networks in particuar as a new way for local politicians to engage better with citizens. One article (chapter 4.3) deals with Cisco's extensive use of Web 2....

  • created New German Bitkom White Paper on Web 2.0 over 4 years ago.

    Bitkom, the German national industry association for ICT, has recently published a new white paper on "Web 2.0 and Public Sector". It focuses on basic principles, advantages and 20 national and international examples of Web 2.0 usage in the Public Sector. You'll find the link here: http://www.bitkom.org/de/publikationen/38337_55117.aspx