Next Generation Broadband Cities - Lightning Talks
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Lightning Talks fromMegan Smith U.S. Chief Technology Officer NIST, OSTP, Tech Hire, Maker Movement, CitySDK, Regional Big Data Hubs, Start-up in a Day, Broadband Connectivity Index, ConectED, Community Gigabit Fund at the Launch of Smart Gigabit Communities event January 26, 2016
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- 2. Megan Smith U.S. ChiefTechnology Officer
- 3. Daniel Correa Senior Advisor, Innovation Policy White House Office of Science andTechnology Policy Smart Cities
- 4. White House Smart Cities Initiative wh.gov/webform/smartcities Transportation ▪ Housing ▪ Utilities ▪ Education ▪ Workforce ▪ Business/Civil Society/Governance ▪ Green Spaces ▪ Civic Institutions ▪ Sustainability Flickr/LAUNCH HACKATHON 2014
- 5. Sokwoo Rhee Associate Director of Cyber-Physical Systems National Institute of Standards andTechnology NIST Global CityTeams Challenge
- 6. Global City Teams Challenge (GCTC) Establish and demonstrate replicable, scalable and sustainable models for incubation and deployment of interoperable, standard-based IoT solutions and demonstrate their measurable benefits in Smart Communities/Cities For more information, visit : www.globalcityteams.org Contact: Sokwoo Rhee (sokwoo.rhee@nist.gov)
- 7. Guru Sethapathy Chief Economist and Director of Product Development New America Foundation TechHire & Opportunity@Work
- 8. Dozens of training providers will be flexible and able to respond to employers’ demand signals and are focused on training competencies and job placement 500+ employers have publicly expressed their commitment to hire based on mastery, not history – re-setting demand signal for education/training, app developers & job seekers 35 communities are aggregating employers, using different models, learning from each other, develop policies over time to complement and scale the market’s efforts Onramps, assessments, and tech tools, discerning and matching talent with open jobs are the key glue in the ecosystem to ensure that this hiring channel is viable Employer Participation Education & Training Matching & ValidationCivic Engagement Get Involved by… is a national initiative that builds a superior network to connect employers with IT hiring needs to individuals who possess the skills and motivation to be successful employees, in a world where non-traditional pathways often render them “invisible” to traditional recruiting processes going to www.techhire.org The key elements of are:
- 9. Stephanie Santoso Senior Advisor, Making White House Office of Science andTechnology Policy Maker Movement
- 10. Jeff Meisel Chief Marketing Officer U.S. Census Bureau CitySDK
- 11. The Census Bureau’s open source development kit is designed to make Census open data easier to access and interoperate with other data sources. What is the City SDK? Provides real-time actionable information Provides contextual data SENSOR DATA OPEN DATA POPULATION ECONOMY WEATHER TRANSPORTATION ENERGY SAFETY Smart Cities Services GitHub Open Source Platform How Does it Help? Platform (ecosystem) enables interaction among data consumers and Producers Cities Provide The Context for Value Creation How Does it Work? The US Census Bureau is the largest federal statistical agency with authoritative data about the Nation’s people and economy.
- 12. Fen Zhao Chief Data Scientist Saros Intelligence Regional Big Data Hubs
- 13. National Science Foundation MIDWEST SOUTH Alaska & Hawaii are part of the West region. US Territories can participate in any region 106 Personnel 79 Organizations 12 states NORTHEAST 193 Personnel 99 Institutions 9 States WEST Berkeley (PI) UW (PI) 86 Personnel 47 Organizations 13 States University Non-profit Government Industry HPC Center 116 Personnel 95 Organizations 15 States + DC Big Data Regional Innovation Hubs & Spokes Map of Hub leadership institutions Current Spoke solicitation at NSF 16-510
- 14. Aadil Ginwala Assistant Director, Education andTelecommunications Innovation White House Office of Science andTechnology Policy Startup in a Day
- 15. Colin Rogister Special Advisor White House National Economic Council ConnectED
- 16. Karen Hanson Manager, Partnerships and Interagency Affairs U.S. Department of Commerce Broadband Connectivity Index
- 17. Goal: Empower communities with strategies that increase broadband access, adoption, and use. 17 Connectivity Initiative Self-Assessment Tool Report, Recommendations and Index Planning and Implementation Support National Community of Practice Assessment Scope: • Access • Adoption • Policy • Use Be a Partner: • Community Partners provide input on indicators and pilot tools • Organizational Partners engage their members • Philanthropic and Business Partners directly support communities during implementation and planning
- 18. Ben Moskowitz Director of Development Strategy Mozilla Foundation Community Gigabit Fund
- 19. Glenn Richart ChiefTechnology Officer U.S. Ignite Smart Gigabit Cities
- 20. Fin.
Editor's Notes
- The City SDK is an open data Platform-based on the Census API. What makes it a “Platform” is its ability to promote interaction among data consumers and producers. Cities and communities provide context or the opportunity for services, innovation, and social good. The interaction created among data producers and consumers is characteristic of a growing ecosystem involving academia, industry, innovation hubs, and other open government data sources and initiatives. The Federal data supply chain is changing. Prior focus was about releasing high value data sets – ideally through API’s. Federal agencies like the Census Bureau continue to focus on data dissemination and making our open data discoverable and useable. What we are finding out is that the “scaling” of our dissemination and value creation process is enabled by the market through new business models. The emerging integration of data networks with socioeconomic data networks is leading to new value creation in cities and communities.
- A little more about the BDHubs. In September, NSF announced four awards totaling more than $5 million to establish regional hubs for data science innovation. The consortia are coordinated by top data scientists at Columbia University (Northeast Hub), Georgia Institute of Technology and the University of North Carolina (South Hub), the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Midwest Hub) and the University of California, San Diego, the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Washington (West Hub). Covering all 50 states, they include commitments from more than 250 organizations--from universities and cities to foundations and Fortune 500 corporations--with the ability to expand further over time. The organizational structure for each BD Hub varies by region. Some are organized into standing sub committees and task forces, others into flexible working groups. You see on this map not only the Hub coordinators, but also the organizations leading the subcommittes and sub divisions of each Hub.
- Develop clear indicators for broadband access, adoption and use that allow for comparison and evaluation by communities across the country with different demographics, geographies and income Spur community mobilization around broadband improvements that increase competition, reduce costs, improve service and expand access and use Support communities with technical assistance and other resources as they plan and execute broadband projects Foster a stronger national community of practice among policymakers and officials working on broadband