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- 1. A Roadmap for 21st Century Innovation Dr. Julia Glidden 21c Consultancy Vilnius, Lithuania
- 2. The Vision: Government as an Innovation Platform
- 3. The Trend: From PC to Phone….
- 5. The Tools: Are All in Your Phone
- 6. The Data: Is Everywhere You Go
- 7. The Talent: Is All in Your Country
- 8. The New Possibilities are Limitless….
- 9. From the Less Salubrious….
- 10. To the More Practical….
- 11. What has been Missing so Far….
- 12. Three Steps to making your organisation an Open Data-Powered Innovation Platform 1 2 3 Preparing Government to be effective Platforms by combining the release of open data with template apps to catalyse innovation Validating Government as a ‘Platform of Platforms’ via a vertically integrated, end-toend service demonstrator Scaling innovation into a pan-European system of integrated, georeferenced hubs
- 13. Step 1: Open the Data and Create Apps
- 14. Step 2: Aggregate and Sell the Services
- 15. Step 3: Expand and Scale the Innovation
- 16. Conclusion Start Your Own Roadmap: • Use your organisation as a platform • Pick a business area that matters • Open and link data! • Engage the community • Support innovation • Think cross-border!
Editor's Notes
- Pike Research has coined a new term - the Smart City Operating System (SCOS) - which is not a single technical solution but a conception of the city as a “platform of platforms,” acting as a distributed middleware for linking different application areas It is a conception of the Smart City that what engineering consultancy Arup calls an “urban information architecture.”It is a practical, relatively easy to implement approach to Smart City that draws together diverse and ubiquitous systems, rather than requiring a city to start over.
- As the online world becomes Mobile,Laptop sales decrease in favour of Tablets Almost half a billion tablets will ship in 2013 and 2014 aloneWorldwide sales of smartphones exceeded those of feature phones in early 2013. As of July 2013, 90% of global consumer handset sales are attributed to the purchase of iPhone and Android smartphones..
- 25.85% of all emails are opened on mobile phones, and 10.16% are opened on tablets.Source: KnoticeMobile-based searches make up one quarter of all searches.Source: The Search Agency
- Mobile: ‘Smart Phones are Smart and they are getting Smarter’: Always on, always active – with web apps overtaking social media and smsaccorging to a Google Home Grown study on advanced mobile trends - http://www.gstatic.com/ads/research/en/2011_Advanced_Global_Mobile_Trends.pdf
- Geo-Location: Local, Local, LocalGeolocation:The next frontier for software development may just be geolocation. Or the identification of the real-world geographic location of an object, such as a radar, mobile phone or an Internet-connected computer terminal. (November 2012) http://www.cio.com/article/721854/How_Mobile_Apps_Developers_Can_Best_Target_GeolocationNearly 60 percent of smartphone users employ apps that access their location data (April 2012) http://www.cio.com/article/703411/Study_Geolocation_Apps_Draw_Users_Despite_Privacy_ConcernsLocal Live – ‘Whilst the internet has for years been about reaching out beyond virtual and real borders, our smartphones are the key to unlocking local opportunities, experiences and information’ - http://www.gstatic.com/ads/research/en/2011_Advanced_Global_Mobile_Trends.pdf
- Co-Creation
- Points of interest: Restaurants, Tourist SitesWeather: When I landSafety: Did my child get to school ok?Transport: When do the trains really arrive?
- An innovation roadmap for the city……. To bring these concepts together into a coherent whole for citiesWithin a short time most of eGovernment interactions will be completed via mobile applications and the considerable effort required to build these services need to be underpinned by a comprehensive strategy
- Any Google search will reveal a number of interested strategic initiatives by private sector giants like Cisco and IBM that are beginning to happen – but they are happening largely in isolation and – despite the talk of open – largely involve costly proprietary solutionsBut there are also a number of EU Smart City and Open Data initiatives that are starting to show the way in which cities in collaboration with their citizens – without any need of large scale and costly private sector involvement – can tap into and leverage their own EXISTING resources to create a roadmap for innovation that uses the City as an Innovation PlatformWhen you look at the projects as a whole you see they are beginning to forge this missing roadmap – starting with transportation
- Help cities unleash the raw material of transport innovation – its data – and perhaps its single greatest resource – the talent and knowledge of its citizensODCAPP GeneratorTemplates
- Make it easier to join together public and private transport related data sets Make it easier to sell and purchase transport related applications
- Make it easier for SMES and other innovators to tap into the full innovation potential of geolocation – as an added component to public and private transport data HarmonisationVisualistoinMotivation
- Stop thinking in silos