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| * What are the pros and cons of open source and proprietary solutions for different use cases? | | * What are the pros and cons of open source and proprietary solutions for different use cases? |
| * How might other groups working to serve the public use open tools too? | | * How might other groups working to serve the public use open tools too? |
− | * How might we decentralize, build, and invest in processes to support open source projects for public benefit work around the world? <br>'''Sharing the Secret Sauce''' | + | * How might we decentralize, build, and invest in processes to support open source projects for public benefit work around the world? |
| + | <br>'''Sharing the Secret Sauce'''<nowiki/>'' '' |
| The Digital Collaboration Division, alongside partners, has already spun up beta versions of tools that are free to use or copy-paste into a new version, right now (!). | | The Digital Collaboration Division, alongside partners, has already spun up beta versions of tools that are free to use or copy-paste into a new version, right now (!). |
| * ''Instant Messaging for team chat and on-the-fly exchanges'' - Builds on RocketChat -https://message.gccollab.ca/ | | * ''Instant Messaging for team chat and on-the-fly exchanges'' - Builds on RocketChat -https://message.gccollab.ca/ |
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| * How can the government promote wider adoption of APIs, like what USDS has done with health data access? | | * How can the government promote wider adoption of APIs, like what USDS has done with health data access? |
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− | '''The greatest good!'''<br>Tools are one part of the story - the mission is what matters in the end. It turns out colleagues in Canada and the US Government are working on supporting Veterans, streamlining the Immigration process, giving citizens and health professionals better access to healthcare information, and much more. | + | '''The greatest good!'''<nowiki/>'' '' |
| + | <br>Tools are one part of the story - the mission is what matters in the end. It turns out colleagues in Canada and the US Government are working on supporting Veterans, streamlining the Immigration process, giving citizens and health professionals better access to healthcare information, and much more. |
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| '''Our Questions:''' | | '''Our Questions:''' |
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| How can we take lessons back from successful missions to improve service, and change tools, human resource, onboarding, and other processes in government to make it easier next time? | | How can we take lessons back from successful missions to improve service, and change tools, human resource, onboarding, and other processes in government to make it easier next time? |
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− | '''What's Next?''' | + | '''What's Next?'''<nowiki/>'' '' |
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| Doors open! An open invitation to take a tour up North and hotdesk with the Digital Collaboration Division. Contact '''@derek.alton''' or '''derek.alton@tbs-sct.gc.ca''' to learn more. | | Doors open! An open invitation to take a tour up North and hotdesk with the Digital Collaboration Division. Contact '''@derek.alton''' or '''derek.alton@tbs-sct.gc.ca''' to learn more. |