This document discusses disruptive innovation in government. It begins with an agenda that covers innovation, redefining innovation, looking at today and tomorrow, and a Q&A session. It then discusses trends in how work, intelligence, and sharing are changing today with examples like crowdsourcing, artificial intelligence as a service, and sharing economy platforms. It explores how these areas may change tomorrow through a distributed workforce, gamification, contextual applications, predictive analytics, wearables, rapid innovation in sharing, and the rise of social good startups. Finally, it provides tips for keeping up with shifting mindsets, finding an internal "A-team", experimenting like investing, measuring and adapting, and doing big things without fear.

1. DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION IN GOVERNMENT
@ D U S T I N H A I S L E R

2. Flickr: webtreats
A G E N D A
I N N O VAT I O N
R E D E F I N E D
L O O K AT
T O D AY
L O O K AT
T O M O R R O W
Q & A
M A K I N G S E N S E
O F I T A L L

3. WHAT IS INNOVATION?

4. INNOVATION OR INVENTION?

6. WHAT ABOUT THE DISRUPTIVE PART?

7. SOURCE: DIGITALTONTO

8. DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION
REQUIRED MASSIVE CAPITAL,
BUT SOMETHING CHANGED…

9. TECHNOLOGY HAS UNLOCKED PEOPLE.

10. PEOP LE ARE SELF-ORGANI ZI NG & CREATING
NEW E XPERIEN CES ONLINE EVERYDAY.

11. Arab Spring

12. Occupy Wall Street

13. Bank of America

14. Bank of America

15. T O D AY
L O O K A T
Flickr: Sweetie187

16. CHANGE IS HAPPENING. THE STAGE IS SET.
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17. Steve Rhode
HYPER-CONNECTIVITY

18. 7.19BILLION
PEOPLE

19. 7.19BILLION
PEOPLE
7.22BILLION
DEVICES

20. CRITICAL MASS
Developed In Collaboration With Daniel Charboneau

21. 41% of People Worldwide
Connected to Internet

22. Internet Drones

23. 87% of the United States
Connected to Internet

24. IntelFreePress
ENERGY

25. W O R K
I N T E L L I G E N C E
S H A R I N G
T R E N D S T O D A Y

26. W O R K | T O D AY

27. CROWDSOURCING

28. CROWDSOURCING
Group of People

29. CROWDSOURCING
Group of People
Distribution of Work

30. ACTIVE CROWDSOURCING

31. Task Rabbit

32. Crowmapping

33. SeeClickFix

34. Odesk

35. PASSIVE CROWDSOURCING

36. PASSIVE CROWDSOURCING
200 Million Solved Each Day
150,000 Hours OfTranslation Work Per Day (Avg. 10 seconds per user)

37. App Store:Waze

38. Text
StreetBump.org

39. Copenhagen Wheel

40. US Geological Survey

41. I N T E L L I G E N C E | T O D AY

42. RecordTrac

43. PonderaSolutions.com

44. Algorithmia.com

45. Apple HealthKit

46. Watson Health
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-AS-A-SERVICE

47. X.AI

48. Skype RealtimeTranslation

49. S H A R I N G | T O D AY

50. Airbnb.com

51. App Store: Uber

52. Zirtual.com

53. Sparked.com

54. Kickstarter.com

56. MuniRent.com

57. Kitsplit.com

58. CrowdsonDemand.com

60. W H AT ’ S N E X T
D I S C O V E R
Flickr: Sweetie187

61. W O R K
I N T E L L I G E N C E
S H A R I N G
T R E N D S T O M O R R O W

62. W O R K | T O M O R R O W

63. Source: Deloitte
A NEW WORKPLACE (& WORKFORCE)

64. Millennials will make up of the
global workforce by 2025.
Source: Deloitte
SCARY STAT #1

65. Millennials will make up of the
global workforce by 2025.
Source: Deloitte
SCARY STAT #1
75 percent

66. One study indicates over of millennials
would rather have no job than a job they dislike.
Source: Brad Karsh, Manager 3.0
SCARY STAT #2

67. One study indicates over of millennials
would rather have no job than a job they dislike.
Source: Brad Karsh, Manager 3.0
SCARY STAT #2
50%

68. Source: https://www.freelancersunion.org/blog/dispatches/2014/09/04/53million/
53 Million Americans Are Freelancing.
(34% Of American Workforce)
TODAY

69. Source: https://www.freelancersunion.org/blog/dispatches/2014/09/04/53million/
74 Million Americans Will Be Freelancing.
(50% Of American Workforce)
2020

70. THE WORKFORCE OF THE FUTURE WILL BE:
1. DISTRIBUTED - SOME WILL WORK DIRECTLY FOR YOU, SOME WON’T.
2. DECENTRALIZED - GOODBYE COMMAND & CONTROL.
3. ENGAGED - THE WORK RELATIONSHIP IS BASED ON MUTUALITY.
Developed In Collaboration With Daniel Charboneau
THE GOOD THING IS

71. William Hook
BYOA
BringYour Own Apps

72. THE RISE OF GAMIFICATION
amboo who?
GOAL RULES FEEDBACK VOLUNTARY
PARTICIPATION

73. NEW WAYS TO INTERACT AND EXPERIENCE

74. I N T E L L I G E N C E | T O M O R R O W

75. App Store: Cloak
CONTEXTUAL APPLICATIONS & SERVICES

76. MULTI-DIMENSIONAL UI/UX

77. Google Play: S4 Sensor App
PEOPLE AS SENSORS

78. CITIZENS AS SCIENTISTS
http://Fold.it

79. Tesla Model S
AUTONOMOUS LAYERS OF TRANSIT
Drone Lifeguard

80. PREDICTIVE EVERYTHING

81. W E A R A B L E S
T H E R I S E O F
Motorola Moto 360

82. Google Glasses
Sony HUD

83. Apple Watch

84. S H A R I N G | T O M O R R O W

85. RAPID INNOVATION

86. NEW WAYS TO SHARE

87. PEOPLE-AS-A-SERVICE

88. NEW FORMS OF CREATION

89. NEW FORMS OF CREATION

90. NEW FORMS OF CREATION

91. APP INVENTOR www.appinventor.org
WIN
REDUCED BARRIERS TO CREATION
KEEP IT WEIRD

92. DECENTRALIZED SYSTEMS OF SYSTEMS

93. CONNECTED THINGS (THAT CAN BE PRINTED)

94. IDENTITY DATA PROVIDERS
Flickr: James Dellow
Researched In Collaboration With Daniel Charboneau

95. CONNECTED SOCIAL SYSTEMS
IDENTIFICATION IDEATION MICROTASKING FUNDING IMPLEMENTATION VALIDATION
Business Process
IDENTIFY
PROBLEM
PROPOSE
SOLUTIONS
DISTRIBUTE
TASKS
FIND
FUNDING
IMPLEMENT
SOLUTION
VALIDATE IF
IT WORKED
Researched In Collaboration With Daniel Charboneau

96. CONNECTED SOCIAL SYSTEMS
IDENTIFICATION IDEATION MICROTASKING FUNDING IMPLEMENTATION VALIDATION
Business Process
IDENTIFY
PROBLEM
PROPOSE
SOLUTIONS
DISTRIBUTE
TASKS
FIND
FUNDING
IMPLEMENT
SOLUTION
VALIDATE IF
IT WORKED
Researched In Collaboration With Daniel Charboneau

97. THE RISE OF SOCIAL GOOD (GOVTECH) STARTUPS

98. THE RISE OF SOCIAL GOOD (GOVTECH) STARTUPS

99. K E E P U P
H O W T O
Flickr: Sweetie187

100. 1 . S H I F T Y O U R M I N D S E T.
I F Y O U D O N ’ T
B U I L D I T, S O M E O N E
E L S E W I L L .

101. 2 . F I N D Y O U R I N T E R N A L A - T E A M .
Source: Tall Tress Leadership

102. 3 . E X P E R I M E N T L I K E Y O U I N V E S T.

103. 4 . M E A S U R E & A D A P T.
Source: Wcreative-mpls

104. 5 . D O N ’ T B E A F R A I D
T O D O B I G T H I N G S .
Source: Wcreative-mpls

106. Thank You!
Dustin Haisler | Chief Innovation Officer
dhaisler@erepublic.com