How did #Denmark become number 1 in the #UN E-Government ranking? Nina Husfeldt Clasen @ninahucl @DigstStatus explains the Danish digitisation journey - and how it’s a question of having a joint approach and a high level of trust @scotlandis@DanishMFA#DigitalFutures@scotgov
Denmark is making it's driving licence digital - accessible via an app. Wish the UK would take this step. Anyone know of anywhere else that already has?
https://t.co/dJh0gFkbIU
#Denmark 🇩🇰, the world's best-performing digital government, spent $58million on it 5-year digital plan.
#USA 🇺🇸 spent $103 billion last year and failed to make the top 10.
What did #Denmark do right?
https://t.co/u9UfNh28Yl
Denmark is the best digital ID role model for the UK says @NicJohnHarrison - experience of other countries suggests takes 6 years to achieve 50% adoption #thinkdigid
"People need decision-making ability and to feel they are working toward a higher purpose. That's the only way to sustain high levels of engagement in government work" —David Cotterill, former Deputy Director of Innovation at the UK Department of Work and Pensions @DWP
In 2013, the government commitment to citizens was clear, as this screenshot shows – that they should have access to and control over their own personal data. This policy appears to have been dropped from the current Technology Code of Practice