The document outlines Philadelphia's long-term public technology strategy called "Digital Philadelphia" led by Chief Technology Officer Allan Frank. The strategy aims to: 1) Align public programs with four goals: enhancing public safety, investing in youth, protecting the vulnerable, and reforming government. 2) Engage stakeholders to contribute to an integrated technology strategy. 3) Develop a sustainable roadmap for a 10-year vision of technology adoption and economic development.

1. Digital PhiladelphiaConnection – Content - CommunityOffice of the CTOCity of PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia’s Public Programs Technology StrategyLed by the Division of TechnologyAllan Frank, Chief Technology Officer

2. Digital PhiladelphiaGigabit City Economic Development & JobsTable of Contents2

3. Digital Philadelphia: A long-term technology strategy for the City and its Citizens321Sustainable RoadmapAlign Public Programs with Four GoalsEngage StakeholdersDevelop programs aligned with the Administration’s four goals around Enhancing Public Safety, Investing in Youth and Protecting the Most Vulnerable, Reforming Government, and Economic Recovery and JobsBring together major stakeholders (citizens, business, universities/colleges, etc.) to contribute to an integrated and comprehensive technology strategy for the City of PhiladelphiaBuilding a sustainable roadmap that orients the City towards a long-term vision for Digital Philadelphia Branded term for this long-term public initiative is called “Digital Philadelphia” – Creating a 10 year vision of Philadelphia – Technology adoption and economic development to serve the City and its Citizens3

4. Digital PhiladelphiaLinking with the Administration’s core prioritiesEconomic Recovery and JobsEnhancing Public SafetyInvesting in Youth and Protecting the Most VulnerableReforming GovernmentFull digital access to principals, teachers, and students to educational materials online

5. Increased access to online learning opportunities such as GED and certification programs

6. Enhanced online access for college students to facilitate remote learning

7. Remote patient monitoring with hospitals/EMS

8. Enhanced e-Government technologies and revenue collection

9. Enable remote field workers with Broadband access and online applications

10. A greener city through broadband-facilitated automation of energy intensive tasks, i.e. meter reading, traffic light management

11. Potential job creation from network expansion

12. Increased access to broadband by job seekers