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Rebecca Kemp, Team leader at GDS presents at the Fourth Social Digital Symposium 24 January 2013

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Rebecca KempTeam Leader – PolicyGovernment Digital Service@RebeccaGDS

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1. Digital by default

2. Assumptions

3. Implications

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1. Digital by default

2. Assumptions

3. Implications

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gov.uk/digitalstrategy

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Government Digital Strategy

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Departmental Digital Strategies

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Approach to Assisted Digital

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Digital Landscape Research

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Digital Efficiency Report

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By digital by default, we mean digital services that are so straightforward and convenient that all those who can use them will choose to do so whilst those who can’t* are not excluded

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* The people who can’t are the 18% of UK adults who are offline, and people who are online but who have limited digital capability

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Assisted digital isn’t a channel or a thing. It will be different for different services but basically…

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Someone will put your data into the digital service on your behalf, or help you put your data into the digital service yourself

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And you will access this face to face, by phone, or in another non-digital way

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Departments will put it in place for their services

GDS will support them and co-ordinate

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1. Digital by default

2. Assumptions

3. Implications

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Digital can improve services for users and save money

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82% of UK adults are online

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We build the services around user needs, and that includes existing digital capability

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People who are online will be able and willing to use straightforward and convenient digital services

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If people do lots of other stuff digitally, they will want to do government stuff digitally too

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Government will be able to make straightforward and convenient digital services

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1. Digital by default

2. Assumptions

3. Implications

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How can we use assisted digital to increase digital inclusion?

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What works in digital inclusion?

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What can we learn from practice and research for assisted digital?

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Any questions?

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Rebecca KempTeam Leader – PolicyGovernment Digital Service@RebeccaGDS