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The exchange of knowledge is key to promoting the digital transformation of local bodies. Sharing the experiences and challenges overcome benefits not only your council but also the other local entities, speeding up progress and avoiding duplication of effort. THE'DigiCanvis Observatory offers councils the opportunity to contribute to the dissemination of innovative initiatives and learn about other successfully implemented digital transformation projects.
How to participate in DigiChanges
Participating in the Observatory is simple. Just fill in one form with the necessary information so that other councils can replicate your project. The form should contain a brief description of the project, objectives, steps taken, results achieved and lessons learned. In addition, it is important to indicate the tools and technologies used, as well as any challenges overcome during the process.
Once we receive your file, we will work together to present the information in a clear and understandable manner. In this way, other councils will be able to identify the value that your project can bring to them and consider how they can apply it to their situation.
We encourage you to present your digital transformation projects and to be part of the Digicanvis Observatory. If you have implemented a successful digital transformation project or have a pilot experience that you would like to share, send us your DigiCanvi proposal!
Benefits of sharing knowledge
Participating in the Observatory brings several benefits. On the one hand, it allows your local council gain recognition for their work in digital transformation. On the other hand, it provides a platform to share the acquired knowledge, helping others avoid "reinventing the wheel". This reduces the risk of failure and saves resources.
In a context where local needs and challenges are often similar, the solution to a problem in one municipality may be perfectly applicable in another. Participate in this collaboration network it encourages innovation and can lead to opportunities for connection and cooperation with other municipalities that have similar objectives.
Examples of success
The Observatory has already collected several successful examples of Catalan councils that have implemented innovative projects. From projects that show how innovation and creativity can help reduce the digital divide to solutions that use artificial intelligence or big data in internal management. These examples demonstrate the potential of technology to improve the relationship with citizens and the efficiency of public administration. Sharing your project can serve as inspiration for other councils and contribute to its dissemination as a successful experience.