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Building the PIKE Community: Engaging for E-Public Growth

Join the PIKE Community Workshop in Brussels on September 24, 2009, to explore how to foster collaboration among professionals focused on e-Public domains. The ePractice network consists of over 1100 best practice cases and includes approximately 100 publications in 2009. Participate actively to contribute knowledge, propose local developments, and engage in discussions on ICT-related projects across Europe. This workshop offers a platform for sharing insights, debating critical issues, and enhancing synergies among community members aimed at promoting the adoption of effective practices in digital public initiatives.

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Building the PIKE Community: Engaging for E-Public Growth

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  1. epractice Communities PIKE Workshop, Brussels, 24 September 2009 http://epractice.eu/people/danilof

  2. learn meet share communitiescasesblogs newsfactsheetslibrary peopleeventsworkshops ePractice at a glance A large multi-disciplinary Web2.0 community portal of professionals with a focal point on e-Public domains www.epractice.eu

  3. ePractice overview and figures epractice statistics • More than 1100best practice cases approx. 100 in 2009 • Approx. 40 news and 20 events monthly covering 34 European countries • 1000publications, approx. 100 in 2009 • 34 EU factsheets • 20 Workshops • 140 blog postings since Jan-09

  4. ePractice Communities • Communities consist of group of members with common interests • Share knowledge • Propose information about local development and evolution of topics • Publish best practice casesof own projects • Contribute best practices and lessons learnt • Post debate and discussions in the dedicated blog • Launch and/or participate in targeted workshops and events

  5. Communities in epractice 27 Communitiessince Feb-08 From10to approx500 members Fromwideto specifictopics

  6. the PIKE Community Building the PIKE Community • Tells us about • news, events, studies • cases • issues to debate • ideas for synergies • projects • in your country/organisation

  7. How participate As a Community member: Share with ePractice

  8. How participate As a Community Facilitator: • Highlight cases, news, events • Post issues to debate • Invite members • Organize assisted workshops

  9. Why participate in the PIKE community? • Active participation at the Community will have numerous benefits • Develop acritical massto promote PIKE or other ICT related Fast Track projects • Increaseawareness on current status and progress across Europe • Fostercommunication and strengthen synergies among actors supporting consensusand agreement • Identification of best practices and lessons learnt • Gain visibility • epractice active members award system: kudos

  10. PIKE Community HD • We help you to become an active member of the PIKE Community PIKE Community Facilitators

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