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e-Service Platform Innelandet- eSPINN

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Coordinator Örnsköldsviks kommun - Kommunledningsförvaltningen
Funding from Vinnova SEK 2 000 000
Project duration June 2012 - June 2013
Status Completed

Purpose and goal

eSpinn - next step towards Info Society 3.0 through innovative public-private partnerships to balance the level of service throughout the municipality. Public services and the speed of growth in both rural and urban areas based on citizen and community needs has improved. Result: eSPINN-platdform with Service Points with added service content, apps BygdoStad - activities in Örnsköldsvik prepared for Fishing licenses on-line, environments for rural dev, int conf ´Participation Society -Innovation in Public Sector´, int network for rural development (under construction)

Results and expected effects

An expandable platform eSPINN 1.0 with customizable service nodes SP 2.0 and as well a base for digital mobile services. eMall support for health tests online, events, offers and more is under construction - health tests on-line expected in the next step. As for events and activities have the apps (iOS & Android) BygdoStad been developed, now prepared for fishing licenses and boat rent online, working in the next step. Int Conf on co-creation community development completed and is expected to provide clustered development environments and international network for rural development

Approach and implementation

eSpinn is implemented in an iterative co-creational process with end-users where ´Should-Be Scenarios´ have been developed into services. The focus has been on formulated user needs, co-created into Should-Be-Scenarios by users and developers. The ´Should-be Scenarios´, desirable scenarios based on life situations, are successively challenged by new perspectives and services which results in a continuous adaptation to future societal development. This model leads to viral marketing and distribution and changes in attitudes as many end users have been active in the process.

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Last updated 25 November 2019

Reference number 2012-02154

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