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Almire Brahimi, doctoral researcher at the Digital Governance Lab, as speaker at the OECD, Observatory of Public Sector Innovation (OPSI), workshop. She presented early insights into a joint research project and focused on drivers for agile and adaptive innovation in the public sector.

The main objective of this event was to achieve a better understanding of the change logic of the German administration for the participants. Prof. Dr. Mergel, as an expert, gave the keynote speech. The event was hosted by the Competence Center for Public IT, which is part of the Federal Ministry of the Interior.

The literature review addresses the current state of research on Living Labs in the public sector. As a result, among other things, a model is presented that shows the role of Living Labs for innovation in the public sector.

Prof. Dr. Mergel's accompanying presentation dealt with the topic of user-centricity in the german public sector.

What working methods and procedures are used in digitization labs and what competencies can be derived from them? This is the subject of a new report on the accompanying scientific research of the eGov Campus.

Prof. Dr. Ines Mergel's keynote at the DigitalALL conference focuses on competencies for the digital transformation of the public sector

This paper uses qualitative expert interviews to examine how co-production of digital services takes place in Austrian public administration.