the truth behind successful government innovation
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Government Marketing & Communications Conference Surfers Paradise - 2 September 2010TRANSCRIPT
Growth Solutions GroupMarket StrategyResearchBrand & Communication
Level 11. 99 Queen StreetMelbourne. Victoria 3000. Australia
T. +61 3 9670 4700W. www.gsg.com.au
Reason meets Imagination
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The Truth Behind Successful InnovationGovernment Marketing & Communications Conference
Surfers Paradise - 2 September 2010
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“The world’s private and public sector leaders believe that a rapid escalation of ‘complexity’ is the biggest challenge confronting them. They expect it to continue, indeed, to accelerate in the coming years
They are equally clear that their enterprises today are not equipped to cope effectively with this complexity in the global environment
Finally, they identify ‘creativity’ as the single most important leadership competency for enterprises seeking a path through this complexity”
IBM Global Study 2010: Capitalizing on Complexity 1500 CEO face-to-face interviews—60 countries, 33 industries.
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4 Parts to Today’s Discussion
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4 Parts to Today’s Discussion
1 Government Context
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4 Parts to Today’s Discussion
1 Government Context
The Government Challenge2
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4 Parts to Today’s Discussion
1 Government Context
The Government Challenge
The Truth Behind Successful Innovation
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4 Parts to Today’s Discussion
1 Government Context
The Government Challenge
The Truth Behind Successful Innovation
A Way Forward
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A New Imperative
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What is Innovation in a Government Context?
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What is Innovation in a Government Context?
A definition…
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What is Innovation in a Government Context?
“Generation and application of new ideas for the improved benefit of the community”
A definition…
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What is Innovation in a Government Context?
“Generation and application of new ideas for the improved benefit of the community”
A definition…
Areas of focus for government innovation…
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What is Innovation in a Government Context?
“Generation and application of new ideas for the improved benefit of the community”
A definition…
1. Policy development & social reform
2. New government services
• Extension of current services
• Improved efficiency and effectiveness of services
• Improved productivity or cost reduction
Areas of focus for government innovation…
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What is Driving Innovation in Government?
Key Drivers
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What is Driving Innovation in Government?
!Citizens demanding more responsive and new services
Key Drivers
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What is Driving Innovation in Government?
!Citizens demanding more responsive and new services
!Drive for more efficient use of limited public sector resources
Key Drivers
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What is Driving Innovation in Government?
!Citizens demanding more responsive and new services
!Drive for more efficient use of limited public sector resources
!Operating environment increasing in complexity
Key Drivers
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What is Driving Innovation in Government?
!Citizens demanding more responsive and new services
!Drive for more efficient use of limited public sector resources
!Operating environment increasing in complexity
Key Drivers
Increased public service accountability
More & more focus on the Citizen first
Innovative capability & culture in the public sector
Consequences
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The Government Challenge – A Reality Check
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The Government Challenge – A Reality Check
+ Latent asset in the front line of Government
+ Recognition that innovation is a driver of economic growth
+ Review and research into innovation
Good news, innovation is on the national agenda
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The Government Challenge – A Reality Check
+ Latent asset in the front line of Government
+ Recognition that innovation is a driver of economic growth
+ Review and research into innovation
Good news, innovation is on the national agenda
− Cultural/structure/skills
− Risk average political environment
− Hierarchical/Silos/Layers of Government
− Rules, regulations and accountability
− Entrepreneurial mandate & skills
− Lack of a ‘burning bridge’
…but significant barriers exist to making it happen throughout whole of Government
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The Government Challenge – Changing Expectations
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The Government Challenge – Changing Expectations
The big question for Government Marketing & Communications:
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The Government Challenge – Changing Expectations
What role and response can you take drive success in terms
of innovation?
The big question for Government Marketing & Communications:
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The Government Challenge – Changing Expectations
How?
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The Government Challenge – Changing Expectations
Bring the voice of the citizen into the innovation pathway through
co-creation
The best ideas from the best (or more) people
How?
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The real benefits in Innovating Through Co-creation
1. The citizen is at the centre of creating the innovation
2. Links all the relevant stakeholders
3. Breaks down the ‘silos’
4. Establishing the right environment for creative thinking
5. Focuses the innovation on a clear purpose
6. Ensures the right level of sponsorship
7. Ensures key stakeholders are engaged and have a stake on delivering the outcome
8. Bias for action – Thought through how to sort, prioritise, implement
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The Truth Behind Successful Innovation
Key CharacteristicsG
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The Truth Behind Successful Innovation
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Right Context• Understanding the opportunity &
needs of the community DEFINE
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The Truth Behind Successful Innovation
Key CharacteristicsG
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Right Context• Understanding the opportunity &
needs of the community DEFINE
Right Question• Having a clear purpose / issue to
addressASK
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The Truth Behind Successful Innovation
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Right Context• Understanding the opportunity &
needs of the community DEFINE
Right Question• Having a clear purpose / issue to
addressASK
Right People• Engaging the best people to help co-
create the right outcomeENGAGE
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The Truth Behind Successful Innovation
Key CharacteristicsG
SG
RIG
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Right Context• Understanding the opportunity &
needs of the community DEFINE
Right Question• Having a clear purpose / issue to
addressASK
Right People• Engaging the best people to help co-
create the right outcomeENGAGE
Right Approach• Inspire, engage & reward ongoing
involvement of key stakeholdersMANAGE
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The Truth Behind Successful Innovation
Key CharacteristicsG
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Right Context
Right Question
Right People
Right Approach
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The Truth Behind Successful Innovation
Key CharacteristicsG
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Right Context
Right Question
Right People
Right Approach
Current Situation Analysis
Identify desired outcome
Identify key decision makers
Understand the decision making criteria
Determine the constraints to solution development
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The Way Forward
Key CharacteristicsG
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Right Context
Right Question
Right People
Right Approach
?The right question that we need
to ask to solve this challenge.
A clear statement of purpose & defines the territory for
innovation
Provides focus
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1% Rule
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1% Rule
167,113 of Amazon’s book reviews were contributed by just a few “top-100! reviewers.
Over 50% of all the Wikipedia edits are done by just .7% of the users - 524 people.
In December 20, 2007 on the MSDN Community site, 1866 edits out of 10851 total edits were made by the top five contributors (three of whom are Microsoft employees). That percentage is slightly above one percent at 1.72%.
Just 0.16% of all visitors to YouTube upload videos to it
0.2% of visitors to Flickr upload photos.
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The Way Forward
Key CharacteristicsG
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Right Context
Right Question
Right People
Right Approach
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The Way Forward
Key CharacteristicsG
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Right Context
Right Question
Right People
Right Approach
Who do you need to work with solve the challenge?
What perspective and knowledge can they bring to the co-creation process?
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The Design Choices – WHO?
Types of Co-creation
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The Design Choices – WHO?
Types of Co-creation
Right Minds Experts
Focus on skills & knowledgeHighly specific problem solving
Speed mattersHigh quality input
Very selective
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The Design Choices – WHO?
Types of Co-creation
Coalition of Parties
Each group brings something different to the processCollaboration within and
across groupsKnowledge sharing
Same or different roles
Right Minds Experts
Focus on skills & knowledgeHighly specific problem solving
Speed mattersHigh quality input
Very selective
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The Design Choices – WHO?
Types of Co-creation
Coalition of Parties
Each group brings something different to the processCollaboration within and
across groupsKnowledge sharing
Same or different roles
Right Minds Experts
Focus on skills & knowledgeHighly specific problem solving
Speed mattersHigh quality input
Very selective
Let the people speak
Open to anyoneOnline approach works best
High volume of inputTime consuming
Heavy filtering process1% factor
Like minded community
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The Way Forward
Key CharacteristicsG
SG
RIG
HT
MIN
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Right Context
Right Question
Right People
Right Approach
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The Way Forward
Key CharacteristicsG
SG
RIG
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MIN
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Right Context
Right Question
Right People
Right Approach
Creating the right conditions to allow innovation through co-creation to flourish and succeed.
It’s not the process (that depends on the need/project) but rather the principles to guide the way of collaborating
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Right Approach: Some Key Principles
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Look forward not back
Everybody an expert
Nothing is ever created without Passion
A sense of purpose essential for involvement
The Power of a few vs the common denominator of mass
Willing to lose some control to the power of the idea
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The Way Forward
The Right Approach
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The Way Forward
The Right Approach
ConnectTo enable
creation of ideas
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The Way Forward
The Right Approach
InspireA reason to
believe
ConnectTo enable
creation of ideas
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The Way Forward
The Right Approach
InspireA reason to
believe
ConnectTo enable
creation of ideas
FrameClearly articulate
the purpose & constraints
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The Way Forward
The Right Approach
InspireA reason to
believe
ConnectTo enable
creation of ideas
FrameClearly articulate
the purpose & constraints
ShareFacilitate
knowledge exchange
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The Way Forward
The Right Approach
InspireA reason to
believe
ConnectTo enable
creation of ideas
FrameClearly articulate
the purpose & constraints
ShareFacilitate
knowledge exchange
LearnTo create
efficiencies in the future
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The Way Forward
The Right Approach
InspireA reason to
believe
ConnectTo enable
creation of ideas
FrameClearly articulate
the purpose & constraints
ShareFacilitate
knowledge exchange
LearnTo create
efficiencies in the future
RewardGive something
back to collaborators
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The Way Forward
The Right Approach
InspireA reason to
believe
ConnectTo enable
creation of ideas
FrameClearly articulate
the purpose & constraints
ShareFacilitate
knowledge exchange
LearnTo create
efficiencies in the future
CommitTo ongoing
development
RewardGive something
back to collaborators
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DHS – Emergency Departments
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DHS – Emergency Departments
NEEDS
Clinical• Assessment• Treatment• Discharge/handover
Logistical• Parking• Decent place to sit• Telephone• Food• Drink• Toilets• Distraction/
entertainment
Rational• Knowledge/ clear
expectations
Emotional• Reassurance• Compassion
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DHS – Emergency Departments
NEEDS
Clinical• Assessment• Treatment• Discharge/handover
Logistical• Parking• Decent place to sit• Telephone• Food• Drink• Toilets• Distraction/
entertainment
Rational• Knowledge/ clear
expectations
Emotional• Reassurance• Compassion
Fear
Frustration
Boredom
Anxiety
Confusion
FEELINGS
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DHS – Emergency Departments
NEEDS
Clinical• Assessment• Treatment• Discharge/handover
Logistical• Parking• Decent place to sit• Telephone• Food• Drink• Toilets• Distraction/
entertainment
Rational• Knowledge/ clear
expectations
Emotional• Reassurance• Compassion
Reassurance
Fear
Frustration
Boredom
Anxiety
Confusion
FEELINGS
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DHS – Emergency Departments
NEEDS
Clinical• Assessment• Treatment• Discharge/handover
Logistical• Parking• Decent place to sit• Telephone• Food• Drink• Toilets• Distraction/
entertainment
Rational• Knowledge/ clear
expectations
Emotional• Reassurance• Compassion
Knowledge Reassurance
Fear
Frustration
Boredom
Anxiety
Confusion
FEELINGS
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DHS – Emergency Departments
NEEDS
Clinical• Assessment• Treatment• Discharge/handover
Logistical• Parking• Decent place to sit• Telephone• Food• Drink• Toilets• Distraction/
entertainment
Rational• Knowledge/ clear
expectations
Emotional• Reassurance• Compassion
Knowledge Reassurance
Control
Fear
Frustration
Boredom
Anxiety
Confusion
FEELINGS
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DHS – Emergency Departments
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DHS – Emergency Departments
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Some Tips and Traps...
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Some Tips and Traps...
! Don’t start if you can’t action - Right level Sponsorship is critical
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Some Tips and Traps...
! Don’t start if you can’t action - Right level Sponsorship is critical
! Begin with the End in Mind – Design of Process – Think it though
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Some Tips and Traps...
! Don’t start if you can’t action - Right level Sponsorship is critical
! Begin with the End in Mind – Design of Process – Think it though
! Be clear what you want from others -ideas or Input from others
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Some Tips and Traps...
! Don’t start if you can’t action - Right level Sponsorship is critical
! Begin with the End in Mind – Design of Process – Think it though
! Be clear what you want from others -ideas or Input from others
! The 1% rule – who Is best to participate?
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Some Tips and Traps...
! Don’t start if you can’t action - Right level Sponsorship is critical
! Begin with the End in Mind – Design of Process – Think it though
! Be clear what you want from others -ideas or Input from others
! The 1% rule – who Is best to participate?
! With asking comes responsibility to act
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Some Tips and Traps...
! Don’t start if you can’t action - Right level Sponsorship is critical
! Begin with the End in Mind – Design of Process – Think it though
! Be clear what you want from others -ideas or Input from others
! The 1% rule – who Is best to participate?
! With asking comes responsibility to act
! Let go but stay in the middle
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Some Tips and Traps...
! Don’t start if you can’t action - Right level Sponsorship is critical
! Begin with the End in Mind – Design of Process – Think it though
! Be clear what you want from others -ideas or Input from others
! The 1% rule – who Is best to participate?
! With asking comes responsibility to act
! Let go but stay in the middle
! Manage expectations - when does co-creation stop?
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In Summary ...
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In Summary ...
1. Innovation now an expectation
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In Summary ...
1. Innovation now an expectation
2. Overcoming Government constraints not easy
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In Summary ...
1. Innovation now an expectation
2. Overcoming Government constraints not easy
3. Champions of ‘the Citizen’ and ‘stakeholders’ are best placed to lead a new way
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In Summary ...
1. Innovation now an expectation
2. Overcoming Government constraints not easy
3. Champions of ‘the Citizen’ and ‘stakeholders’ are best placed to lead a new way
4. Co-creation has many benefits (and some traps)
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In Summary ...
1. Innovation now an expectation
2. Overcoming Government constraints not easy
3. Champions of ‘the Citizen’ and ‘stakeholders’ are best placed to lead a new way
4. Co-creation has many benefits (and some traps)
• Benefits are best ideas for better outcomes with wider ownership of what needs to happen and a confidence to make it happen
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In Summary ...
1. Innovation now an expectation
2. Overcoming Government constraints not easy
3. Champions of ‘the Citizen’ and ‘stakeholders’ are best placed to lead a new way
4. Co-creation has many benefits (and some traps)
• Benefits are best ideas for better outcomes with wider ownership of what needs to happen and a confidence to make it happen
• the necessary ingredients for true change
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In Summary ...
1. Innovation now an expectation
2. Overcoming Government constraints not easy
3. Champions of ‘the Citizen’ and ‘stakeholders’ are best placed to lead a new way
4. Co-creation has many benefits (and some traps)
• Benefits are best ideas for better outcomes with wider ownership of what needs to happen and a confidence to make it happen
• the necessary ingredients for true change
5. Successful innovation requires a new disciplined approach to creativity
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In Summary ...
1. Innovation now an expectation
2. Overcoming Government constraints not easy
3. Champions of ‘the Citizen’ and ‘stakeholders’ are best placed to lead a new way
4. Co-creation has many benefits (and some traps)
• Benefits are best ideas for better outcomes with wider ownership of what needs to happen and a confidence to make it happen
• the necessary ingredients for true change
5. Successful innovation requires a new disciplined approach to creativity
6. You are well positioned to lead
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In Summary ...
1. Innovation now an expectation
2. Overcoming Government constraints not easy
3. Champions of ‘the Citizen’ and ‘stakeholders’ are best placed to lead a new way
4. Co-creation has many benefits (and some traps)
• Benefits are best ideas for better outcomes with wider ownership of what needs to happen and a confidence to make it happen
• the necessary ingredients for true change
5. Successful innovation requires a new disciplined approach to creativity
6. You are well positioned to lead
RIGHT MINDS TO RIGHT PROBLEM FOR RIGHT OUTCOME
Growth Solutions GroupMarket StrategyResearchBrand & Communication
Level 11. 99 Queen StreetMelbourne. Victoria 3000. Australia
T. +61 3 9670 4700W. www.gsg.com.au
Reason meets Imagination
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Thank you.