October 16 was published by Communautique a manifesto for a digital plan Quebec. Having been the author of a letter to Jean Charest "Mr. Charest Quebec needs a plan digital in 2008, I can not afford not comment.
In 2008, the letter had managed to get some feedback because it was endorsed and promoted by Yulbiz reunion. Without the support of the medium, it would unfortunately not resonate for long. However, after several weeks in the foreground, the voices are weakened, mobilization was threadbare and Two years later, our delay is widening more and more.
From the manifesto: "Yet since 1998, Quebec had established a national strategy in respect of the company 's information that the ambitious targets were to assume its role as leader among information societies " . At that time, Canada will be decked in the second country in the world for the rate of households with Internet access. Today, in considering only the speed and cost, it has slipped to 27th rank on ... 30 OECD countries . "
I wish that this new test, this manifesto is sustained release, promoted by a maximum of stakeholders from all backgrounds. Unfortunately, in Quebec, we have no easy mobilization. Not only do we not easily climb the barricades but we also have a nasty tendency to fiddle the efforts of others. By dint of questioning, butchering, analyze, dissect ... it stops.
This manifesto is not perfect, either! Endorse it anyway because it will be a step forward, a basis on which to build. Do not believe the French digital plans, américains et australiens sont parfaits, mais ils sont.
Je souhaite que les communautés 2.0 et web québécoises qui savent si bien parler de développement « agile », de créativité, d’innovation, de participation sauront supporter ce manifeste sans tenter de le rendre parfait.
Vous avez probablement lu la satire « si les 33 mineurs avaient été Quebec ... ". Let's try something else. I appeal to your sense of action. I humbly invite you not to get "enfarger" in the flowers of the carpet (for friends stumble French) and to publish, communicate, lather this manifesto.
