- (Originally posted on Storify on 1st Aug 2013).
All we seem to be doing is discussing politicians, political parties, outraging at incident du jour. Much of it is fire-fighting, much of it is personality-based.
I strongly believe none of this will change (even if the players do) unless we change the entire rules of the game. Stop thinking incident/individual, think systems.
Systems have a way of running on their own. They simulate a culture that's person-independent and process-dependent. Processes can be adapted as and when required. So think best practice, think of the process to get the results you need. Results don't come out of thin air.
That is the essence of this series. It focusses a bit on the financial side of govt activity, but it applies to other areas too. Key is measurable accountability.
The example here of a data warehouse is just an example of a structural solution to provide transparency for better governance. There could easily be other examples too.
So here goes.
Like I've said at the end, I have no claims to being right. I could be very wrong. But I'd rather this sort of thing were debated more.
- That's it for now. I could say much more - but I'll leave it with this for the moment. :-)
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Friday, May 18, 2018
Systems, infrastructure for governance - What we SHOULD be talking more about, in my opinion!
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