Right now, three entities contributing to the public good – citizens, the public sector, and private businesses – are incredibly dependent on each other. Citizens need support from government and the broader public sector, and jobs from businesses. The public sector needs the support of the private sector through products and services, and needs input, ideas, and other contributions from its citizens. And private sector organizations increasingly seek to stand for something more than merely selling products – they seek to help the public sector and contribute to citizens’ well-being.
SECTOR: PUBLIC lives where these three entities meet. If necessity is the mother of invention, there has been no period in our lifetimes during which technological innovation is able to have such a great impact on civic progress. Every day at SECTOR: PUBLIC, we will discuss cutting-edge technology, share public sector stories, and provide thought leadership about how American progress and public good are being both disrupted and benefited by the rapid innovation era we are living through.
NOTEWORTHY: What is the Vision for Open Government Entrepreneurship? by Mark Drapeau
Tip of the Hat to Bob Gourley at LinkedIn.
Phi Beta Iota: The intellectual philosophy on display here is HYBRID. Below are the other websites identified by Sector Public as being valuable.
Blogs We Grok
- Brian Solis
- Brookings Center for Technology Innovation
- Geekosystem
- Mashable Social Good
- OReilly Radar
- Seth Godin
- Social Entrepreneurship
- Social Media Strategery
- Wired Blogs