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Governments are moving from hierarchies to networks to enable intragovernment collaboration, and nurturing collaborative public-private ecosystems to achieve shared outcomes. Explore the nine transformational trends that illustrate governments “bringing down walls” to deliver solutions.

Cross-cutting trends

Governments are eliminating silos in areas such as data, funding, and workforce to pool resources and capabilities.
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Fluid government workforce models

To tackle changing citizen preferences, employee needs, and talent shortages, governments are exploring new workforce models and are prioritising flexibility.

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Bridging the data-sharing chasm

Although public sector data-sharing has increased, there’s more to do to balance its upside with challenges.

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Tackling funding silos

Fostering greater collaboration and shared problem-solving to create greater public value.

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Tailored public services

Digital technology is enabling greater personalization by government. These tailored services can be more effective and equitable.

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Back-office innovations improving mission performance

Government back-office functions and processes are moving beyond automations and internal efficiency.

Domain-focused trends

Governments are nurturing collaborative public-private ecosystems to take advantage of shared knowledge and unique strengths to drive solutions in key government domains.
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Regulation that enables innovation

To catalyse innovation, government regulatory agencies encourage investment, streamline regulation, and set standards to promote industry best practices.

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Teaming up to deliver whole health

Governments are exploring an approach that centers on wellness and prevention, not just treatment of disease.

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End-to-end justice

Creating a more just society calls for collaboration and resource-sharing across the justice system and beyond with businesses, nonprofits, and communities.

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Security by network

Aligning business and government interests for national security.

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Jan Van Looveren

Government & Public Services Industry Leader

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