GTC West (AM): Technology As A Tool For Innovation
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The document discusses how the city of Manor, Texas has used technology as a tool for innovation. It summarizes several programs the city has implemented including using QR codes to provide information to citizens, using social media and creating an open innovation platform called Manor Labs to engage citizens in developing new ideas. It also discusses using RFID, augmented reality, and an app called Manor 311 to make government more transparent and accessible to citizens. The city has been able to start these programs with an IT budget of under $500,000 by partnering with local universities and companies.
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GTC West (AM): Technology As A Tool For Innovation
- 1. GTC West: Technology As A Tool For Innovation Dustin Haisler “ Innovation: The Best Way To Predict The Future Is To Create It” ~Moliere~
- 2. Where is Manor, Texas?
- 3. MANOR TECHNOLOGY Just Four Years Ago....
- 6. W here It All Began…
- 7. http://www.flickr.com/photos/plasticpumpkin/2588714673/ 1 2 Operate As Normal ($$$$$) Traditional Document Management ($$$$$)
- 11. What’s Encoded? 1-1-1 4-1-1-1 1-2-3-1 2-3-1-1 1-4-1-1 2-2-1-2 2-2-2-1 1-1-1-1-1-1 http://www.cityofmanor.org/smartcodes/DF2342EFGKL39 What’s Encoded? What’s Encoded?
- 12. QR Code Origins
- 14. Our Program
- 15. Manor Digital Stop VERSION 2.0 1 2 3
- 21. MANOR In-Field Example DIGITAL STOP
- 23. Potential Uses We Have Identified
- 27. BUY NOW! Special! Only $3.99 For The Next 15 Customers
- 29. How To…
- 32. Chapter 2- Social Media
- 33. Traditional Means of Communication CITY GOVERNMENT
- 34. Communication With Web 2.0 CITY GOVERNMENT
- 37. Results
- 40. Chapter 3- Manor Labs
- 43. Current Government Innovation? http://www.jpb.com/pictures/ipm_cartoon_multi.jpg
- 44. Manor Innovation
- 45. Submit Ideas With Ease We Want Your Ideas, Even If You Don’t Live In Manor
- 46. Example Idea
- 47. How Do You Make It Sustainable ? Answer: Game Mechanics
- 48. Be Rewarded For Participation Users Receive “Innobucks” For Participation (Which Can Be Traded In For Real Products)
- 54. Chapter 4- Manor 311
- 57. Chapter 5- Other Research & Development
- 58. FUNDED BY Semantic Web
- 59. RFID Tours
- 60. GoogleWAVE
- 63. Closing Thoughts
- 64. The Changing Role of Technology Administration Police Court Development Public Works Information Technology
Editor's Notes
- Phil’s Slide A little history about Manor. Manor is a small community of roughly 5,800 people, just on the outskirts of Austin, Texas. Maybe some interesting facts?
- Phil Guess the Budget That Made That Possible?
- Qr-codes should not replace print media, only compliment print media
- Now, I know in the guide it says this is not a technical presentation, so I’ll try to keep this part as brief as possible.
- Phil With traditional means of communication, you are unaware of who receives your message.
- Phil With web 2.0, you know who your audience is and you can even track how your initial message is continuing to spread.
- Dustin When I first started looking at web 2.0, at first glance it looked like all of the changes I needed to implement were online. But overtime I quickly realized that there were many offline changes (CLICK) that I needed to implement.
- Dustin