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Collective Intelligence in the Executive Branch: Ten Priority Issues for the Next U.S. President
David A. Bray National Defense University - Information Resources Management College; Emory University - Department of Decision & Information Analysis Jerry Mechling Harvard University - John F. Kennedy School of Government Benn Konsynski Emory University - Goizueta Business School Holli Semetko Emory University August 2, 2008 Abstract: Within the next few pages, we outline how the U.S. President might employ novel arrangements of human and technology elements to produce improved government efforts involving the collective insights of all government works to: (1) better serve the public, (2) protect our country, and (3) generate innovative solutions that both address present day problems and produce a better future for us all. We seek to discuss insights into collective intelligence in large organizations - which, for the most part, has not been discussed with regard to the U.S. government - and translate the themes of these books to improve the Executive Branch.
Keywords: collective intelligence, government, innovation, collaboration, organizational improvements JEL Classifications: D21, D23, D70, D83, O30 Working Paper SeriesDate posted: August 12, 2008 ; Last revised: November 20, 2008Suggested CitationContact Information
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