Monday, August 19, 2013

What does Digital Canberra mean to you?

This sounds interesting from the ACT Government...


From the Chief Ministers & Treasury release

"The ACT Government is seeking your views on how we can make Canberra a world leading digital city. 

We are interested in your thoughts and ideas on how we can capitalise on digital opportunities and promote our digital success stories to inspire others. We believe Canberra has unique qualities that we can leverage to transform the way we work, do business, and access government services.

We would also like to hear about what needs to be done and who we should be partnering with to:
  • diversify our economy;
  • enable businesses to access new customers and international markets;
  • support digital skills and improve digital literacy;
  • publish open data for use by citizens; and
  • provide better services, that are accessible, user-friendly and integrated.

Participation in either of these two methods (in link) gives you the chance to win one FREE 32GB iPad (with Retina display)

For terms, conditions and information cont...  ACT Government Community Engagements "


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