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Noodlegate, the end of cancel culture? + Next Unicorns: OpenGov CEO Zac Bookman | E1267

Aug 18, 2021

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The Transparency and Reporting Capabilities

02:49

How Transparency Makes It Easier to Stop Corruption

02:02

Is the City of Tucson Trying to Innovate to Cut Costs?

01:44

Introduction

4min

You Deserve to Fail in Quotes

4min

The Bona Petite Story and the Response All Podcast

5min

The Most Inefficient Part of Our Society

2min

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) in Government

2min

The Classic Playbook in Sass

2min

Governments Don't Accept Free Very Well

2min

The Biggest Train Rack

2min

We Are the Government, You Know?

4min

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Auto Compacting Trash Cans - It's Not a Rudor M Fake News

2min

11.

Is the City of Tucson Trying to Innovate to Cut Costs?

2min

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How Does Transparency Manifest Itself?

2min

13.

How Transparency Makes It Easier to Stop Corruption

2min

14.

Post Your First Job for Free at Lincton Jobs

3min

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Open Gove Reporting and Transparency Platform

2min

16.

Is It Possible to Bench Mark Cities Against Each Other?

2min

17.

The Challenges of Running a City

2min

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The Cloud Is Coming to Government

3min

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Af Prosi Contriar

2min

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What's Happening in the State of West Virginia?

2min

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The Transparency and Reporting Capabilities

3min

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OpenGub Is a Great Example of a Team Spirit

3min

Jason opens the show with a brief recap of "Noodlegate" and the end of cancel culture (2:09). Then he chats with OpenGov CEO Zac Bookman for the latest installment of our Next Unicorns series (14:10) about what makes governments ineffective (25:46), preventing corruption (30:37), the challenges selling into governments (35:54), how some states like Idaho & West Virginia have made their detailed budgets public on the cloud and more!