NLGA Exponential Technology and Governance
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A Top 10 List presented to the NLGA of things to think about as the prioritize and policies of good governance in state and local government
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NLGA Exponential Technology and Governance
- 1. CLTCumulus MediaCoronado Bay, CA November 30, 2017 Applying Technology for More Effective and Efficient Government for Your Constituents
- 2. You Probably Know Us By Our Brands
- 3. CLTCumulus MediaA Top 10 List You Can Use SOURCE:Hollywood Reporter
- 4. CLTCumulus MediaGovTech Startups SOURCE: govtech.com 1 0 Second Round | $20.3M of $25M
- 5. CLTCumulus MediaBeing Smart About It SOURCE:David Graham, City of San Diego 9
- 6. CLTCumulus MediaExponential Technologies SOURCE: CUMULUS MEDIA, 3017 8
- 7. CLTExponential Technologies SOURCE:SOURCE: Digital Cities, 2017. 8 Marriage Passports Credentials 100% Auditing Managing Flight Delays #Blockchain_Office Nov 29-30, 2017, Santa Clara, CA AI is best for problems that are predictive and require speed for greatest benefit, not historical analysis.
- 8. CLTCumulus MediaTrend Spotting and Gentle Competition 7 1. Ensuring Data is Available for Use 2. Enabling Key Technology Platforms 3. Developing Human and Business Capital
- 9. CLTCumulus MediaCitizen Experience SOURCE: Center for Digital Government 6
- 10. Engagement - Social SOURCE: TWITTER Agenda Setting Direct Contact Immediate Response 5
- 11. Social Posts as Public Record SOURCE: @REALPRESSSECBOT
- 12. Swipe Right for Better Government SOURCE: CITYSWIPE/ SANTA MONICA/ WEST SAC
- 13. CLTCumulus MediaMeaningful Engagement SOURCE:e.Republic Labs 5
- 14. CLTCumulus MediaIncubators, Accelerators, and Collaboratoriums 4
- 15. CLTCumulus MediaBig Hairy Audacious Goal (BHAG) SOURCE: Jim Collins/ govtech.com 3
- 16. CLTCumulus MediaPlaceholder SOURCE: CLTCumulus Media SOURCE:
- 18. CLTCumulus MediaSecurity, Security, Security SOURCE:Rod Beckstom, Beckstrom’s Law 1 If it’s connected to the Internet it’s hackable. Everything is being connected to the Internet. Therefore everything is hackable.
- 19. Paul W. Taylor CHIEF CONTENT OFFICER | PTAYLOR@EREPUBLIC.COM
Editor's Notes
- Social media is an exponential technology when you consider its year to year growth. This is what 60 seconds look like in the social world. http://www.visualcapitalist.com/happens-internet-minute-2017/ Behavior trends – Every 60 seconds individuals around the world create massive amounts of data and ‘things’. There are 3.3 million Facebook posts, 50 billion Whatsapp messages, 342,000 tweets just to name a few. That’s a lot of creation in 60 seconds. The key takeaway here is that this creation is now instant. No one needs to know HTML in order to share something only – they can simply take a photo, add a cool filter to it, and share it with the world. The barriers of entry to the Internet have been eliminated completely and now everyone is a creator.
- With 27.3 Million followers on Twitter, POTUS45 changed everything. We can learn at least three things from @realdonaldtrump
- The RealPressSec Bot helpfully reminds us that social posts are public records by automatically formating each tweet as official statement by the president.
- What if an app could give you constant passive feedback to augment the half dozen self selected public representatives that show up for hearings on even the most arcane bills. The Cities of Santa Monika and West Sacramento are using an app called Cityswipe to bring Tinder-like feedback to public processes – “swipe right for better government.”
- Rod Beckstrom is an American author, high-tech entrepreneur, and former CEO and President of Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). He previously served as Director of the National Cybersecurity Center.