Showing posts with label wikis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wikis. Show all posts

Friday, 9 September 2011

Week 8: Strategic IS Management in Context: Government, SMEs

Please read the article about the Police Act Review wiki project (course notes, week 8). Based on this case, or another example, discuss two challenges of using a wiki for public consultation. In your discussion, consider who these benefits / challenges relate to (the government, the public, a subset of the public, other stakeholders, etc?).

Notes:

  1. There is a good article on the NZ government's emerging model of online engagement here.
  2. You can read an article about the Police Wiki project here.
  3. It is not possible to access the Police Act Review Wiki as it was only available for a few weeks.
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