People Processes Technology talk at UN Pulse Camp 2010

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December 2010 People, Processes, Technology talk from UN Pulse Camp 1.0. File copied from an old Slideshare account.

People + Processes + Technology
Sara Farmer, @bodaceacat

Innovation = Ideas? No…
•Innovationsteams

Cool tech: systems engineering
•CRMATusecasediagram

Cool tech: crowds
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Cool Tech: Rapid Development
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Cool tech: Open Data
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Cool tech: Open Linked Data
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Cool tech: Autonomy
•PactLevels+$500UAV
PACT Locusof Authority Computer Autonomy PACT
Level
Sheridan & Verplank
Computer Monitored by
human
Full 5b Computer does everything
autonomously
5a Computer chooses action, performs it&
informshuman
Computer backed up byhuman Actions unless revoked 4b Computer chooses action &performs it
unless human disapproves
4a Computer chooses action &performs it
if human approves
Human backed up bycomputer Advice, and if authorised, action 3 Computer suggests options and proposes
one of them
Human assisted bycomputer Advice 2 Computer suggests options to human
Human assisted bycomputer
onlywhen requested
Advice onlyif requested 1 Human asks computer to suggest options
and human selects
Operator None 0 Whole task done byhuman except for
actual operations

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Cool tech: Pattern Analysis
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The Artificial Intelligence in IoT Applications. Take your first step towards a bright future with our renowned alumnus, Prof R. Raj Kumar on AI for IoT Applications. He is an award wining author of the book, ‘India 2030’. To get access to the webinar kindly contact your respective department heads. Looking forward to having you on the webinar. . . . #KCGCollege #KCGStudentlife #KCGConnect #Education #EmergingTechnologies #ArtificialIntelligence #IoT #MachineLearning #BlockChain #ElectricVehicle #QuantumTechnology #CAD

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People Processes Technology talk at UN Pulse Camp 2010

1. People + Processes + Technology Sara Farmer, @bodaceacat

2. Innovation = Ideas? No… •Innovationsteams

3. Cool tech: systems engineering •CRMATusecasediagram

4. Cool tech: crowds •Crowdinformationsources

5. Cool Tech: Rapid Development •CrisisCampLondon

6. Cool tech: Open Data •TypicalOpenDataApps/Data

7. Cool tech: Open Linked Data •Sparqlschoolquery

8. Cool tech: Autonomy •PactLevels+$500UAV PACT Locusof Authority Computer Autonomy PACT Level Sheridan & Verplank Computer Monitored by human Full 5b Computer does everything autonomously 5a Computer chooses action, performs it& informshuman Computer backed up byhuman Actions unless revoked 4b Computer chooses action &performs it unless human disapproves 4a Computer chooses action &performs it if human approves Human backed up bycomputer Advice, and if authorised, action 3 Computer suggests options and proposes one of them Human assisted bycomputer Advice 2 Computer suggests options to human Human assisted bycomputer onlywhen requested Advice onlyif requested 1 Human asks computer to suggest options and human selects Operator None 0 Whole task done byhuman except for actual operations

9. Cool tech: GIS and spatial reasoning •Real-timebus/aircraftmap

10. Cool tech: Image Processing •Multi-colouredTarpaulins

11. Cool tech: Pattern Analysis •TfTsummary?

12. Cool Tech: Intelligent Agents •Ants(byAarthi-CreativeCommons)

13. Cool tech: Assisted Creativity •DKCPdiagram

14. Cool tech: Paper •WalkingpapersandTalkingpapers

15. Over to you… •Giltmirror

Editor's Notes

Messages: Wat is humanitarian technology - and why have it at all: why aren’t we concentrating on food and shelter?
Agile development, CrisisCamps, Hackspaces, Rhoks, OpenData Camps : lots of rapid development going on.

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