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14 January 2020

A scan of the Israeli public sector innovation system

Making the invisible visible. While this is one of my favourite phrases from our 2019 Global Trends report, it is also the phrase I find myself using to describe OPSI’s work with public sector innovation…

innovation system

Alex Roberts

7 January 2020

Audit and innovation: an uneasy relationship

How to innovate, Research

If you talk to public servants anywhere in the world about innovation, it usually doesn’t take long before the words “risk aversion” come up in conversation. A lot of people feel that trying new things…

James Mohun

2 December 2019

Rules as Code: Seeking contributions

Emerging Tech, Global Trends, Research

Last week, OPSI released the “Hello, World: Artificial Intelligence and its use in the Public Sector” primer on AI. This followed our first innovation primer, “Blockchains Unchained”, and explores how this much-hyped but highly complex…

Alex Roberts

7 November 2019

New Report – the Innovation System of the Public Service of Brazil

Country Studies, Research, Updates on the OPSI

Brazil innovation system Public Sector

Jamie Berryhill

1 August 2019

Call for Comments: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Primer

AI, Emerging Tech, Global Trends, Research, Updates on the OPSI

Announcement: Public consultation has now been extended to 15 September 2019. Update: The final version of the AI primer has been published at https://oecd-opsi.org/ai-primer-blog. As we mentioned in a blog a few months…

Artificial Intelligence Digital and Technology Modernisation Experimentation Public Sector

OPSI Guest Blogger

17 June 2019

Do we need a reorientation for the innovation imaginary?

Research

This is a guest post from Robert Braun, Johannes Starkbaum and Anna Gerhardus of the Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna, Austria, and the RiConfigure EU research project (Grant agreement No.: 788047). Public sector innovation is…

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