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Philip Ashlock
Open Government Program Manager, OpenPlans

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Phil is the Open Government Program Manager at OpenPlans, a non-profit organization that develops technology and media to improve civic services, urban livability, and local democracy. Phil’s specific focus is to facilitate collaboration between cities on the development of open standards and best practices around open government initiatives. Recently Phil has been helping to direct and mediate the development of the Open311 standard so that cities can leverage web enabled 311 services in an open and interoperable way.

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4:50pm Wednesday, 03/31/2010

The Municipal Web: Open311 and a Network of Civic Services

Local
Location: Ballroom V

Philip Ashlock (OpenPlans)

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Municipalities can be part of an interoperable network using web services to enhance public services and civic engagement. Open311 is one case study where collaboration is leading to interoperability within the distributed model of local government. With this and the web as a reference, municipalities have an opportunity to offer site specific services using internationally consistent interfaces. Read more.