How to work across disciplines with complexity?

Improving public services by connecting, digitalizing, and innovating data is high on the agenda. The Interlink Community knows exactly what it means.

But what is it like to work on a large project with disciplines that do not really understand each other? What to do when different parts of a project do not really connect? And how does this reflect real-life problems in dealing with digitalization?

Technology vs. social science: experiences of working across disciplines in a complex project

During the IMR Academy Seminar. Technology vs. social science: experiences of working across disciplines in a complex project Professor Dr. Taco Brandsen, our partner with Radboud University, will present the design and first experiences of the project INTERLINK. The aim of the Radboud team was to develop a collaborative governance model that promotes the reuse and sharing of existing public services, building on a partnership between citizens, private actors, and public administrations. The experiences of the team should be relevant to anyone aiming to work with very different disciplines, in large complex projects, and for those interested in digitalization.

How to participate?

You can follow the IMR Academy Seminar following the zoom link
Meeting ID: 393 515 0517
Passcode: 101090

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From: 20/01/2022

To:20/01/2022

Online

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TAGS: Co-production, Interlinkers, Open Government, Open Innovation

Use Case

About Reggio Emilia (Italy) participatory governance model

22 September 2022

Exploring our pilot on the Municipality of Reggio Emilia and its long-term dedication in collaborative public production projects and participatory methods services.

Piloting activities in Latvia, Spain, and Italy

11 July 2022

We are going to test the Interlink solution through proof-of-concept experiments in the PAs of Italy, Latvia, and Spain.

Italian use case

21 February 2021

The Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance will leverage on the Interlink platform and its components to co-design and co-create a new Participatory Strategic Planning Module (PSPM) mock-up open to other Public Bodies. The PSPM will aid in strategic planning tasks and provide an open repository of good practices.

Innovating goverNment and ciTizen co-dEliveRy for the digitaL sINgle marKet goal is to overcome the barriers preventing PAs to efficiently share services in a Digital Single Market by combining the enthusiasm and flexibility of grassroot initiatives with the legitimacy and accountability granted by top-down e-government frameworks.