US Ignite Roadmaps for Smart Communities

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Presentation from the IoT Evolution event in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Jan 31st 2019. US Ignites vision on accelerating the smart community movement at all levels.

A Roadmap to Smart Gigabit Cities
Powered by US Ignite
Scott Turnbull, Director of Technology
@streamweaver, @us_ignite, https://us-ignite.org

What is a Smart City?
Awareness Decisions Reactions
Cities should
know what to do
with all that data.
The city
should know
before I do
The city should
be adapting to
me

US Ignite Diverse Initiatives
PAWR & Data Exchange
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Smart Gigabit Communities
“Fight every battle, every where, always …” - Littlefinger, Game of Thrones

Real World Solution Mixin’s
How does
this operate?
Where does
this live?
Is it making
an impact?
Does it
serve the
community?
How are we
paying for
it?
How is it
delivered?

Adelaide
Salt Lake City
Richardson
Austin
Lafayette
NC Ignite
Kansas City
Flint
Madison
Urbana-Champaign
Cleveland
Burlington
Washington
Albuquerque
Jackson
ChattanoogaPhoenixSan Diego
Colorado
Springs
Eugene-
Springfield
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Lincoln
Lexington
Red Wing Vaughan, CA

Local Acceleration
01
02
03
04
Broadband access, Gigabit access,
Edge Computing, Mount Points, etc.
Infrastructure
Start-up accelerators, researchers,
Developers, hackathon, Reverse
Pitches, etc.
Innovation Ecosystem
Data policy advocates, community
connectors, operational visionaries, etc.
Champions
Services that don’t stop at municipal lines,
increase impact, increase skill base, etc.
Regional Partnerships

Regional Acceleration
5
4
3
2
1
Purchase Consortiums,
sharing local resources,
P3 negotiations, etc.
Partnerships
Data sharing,
interoperability, privacy,
P3 agreements, etc.
Policies
Expand reach of
services, streamlined
pathways, aggregate
market, etc.
Access
Crime reduction,
transportation efficiency,
educational access, etc.
Goals
Attract businesses,
access to markets,
shape national policy,
etc.
National Partners

Shape national policy, inform
or adapt to standards, bring
regional needs to national
dialog.
Influence
Implement what works and
focus on your unique needs,
shared expertise, etc.
Practices
Attract businesses &
investors, connections with
grants and foundations,
Reach
Interoperability on a
national level
Ecosystem
National/Glob
al
Acceleration

The Gulf of Inactivity
Implementers
• Make Products
• Propose
Solutions
End Users
• Consume
Technology
• Buy Services

Adopter Bridges
Implementers
• Make Products
• Propose
Solutions
Adopters
• Provide Access
• Mediate
Relationships
End Users
• Consume
Technology
• Buy Services

Questions?
Scott.turnbull@us-ignite.org
https://www.us-ignite.org/
@us_ignite

Abstract:- The City of Los Angeles, with 4 million residents and nearly 50 million visitors annually moving across 469 square miles, is not only one of the most densely populated cities, it also hosts one of the largest, most complex city infrastructures in the world. 6,000 miles of sewer underlie 22,000 miles of paved streets, that connect over 4,500 intersections, 50,000 city connected street lights and 2,000,000 google/waze connected sensors. This network of people and infrastructure are connected through the data and the systems that support them. As data transforms from an unstructured asset into the organizational wisdom that can drive this Smart City, the City of Los Angeles and the Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti work to identify new technologies and strategies for managing and harnessing the growing amount of data available to inform decision-making.

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US Ignite Roadmaps for Smart Communities

1. A Roadmap to Smart Gigabit Cities Powered by US Ignite Scott Turnbull, Director of Technology @streamweaver, @us_ignite, https://us-ignite.org

2. What is a Smart City? Awareness Decisions Reactions Cities should know what to do with all that data. The city should know before I do The city should be adapting to me

3. US Ignite Diverse Initiatives PAWR & Data Exchange US Ignite Forum Smart Gigabit Communities “Fight every battle, every where, always …” - Littlefinger, Game of Thrones

4. Real World Solution Mixin’s How does this operate? Where does this live? Is it making an impact? Does it serve the community? How are we paying for it? How is it delivered?

5. Adelaide Salt Lake City Richardson Austin Lafayette NC Ignite Kansas City Flint Madison Urbana-Champaign Cleveland Burlington Washington Albuquerque Jackson ChattanoogaPhoenixSan Diego Colorado Springs Eugene- Springfield San Francisco Las Vegas Lincoln Lexington Red Wing Vaughan, CA

6. Local Acceleration 01 02 03 04 Broadband access, Gigabit access, Edge Computing, Mount Points, etc. Infrastructure Start-up accelerators, researchers, Developers, hackathon, Reverse Pitches, etc. Innovation Ecosystem Data policy advocates, community connectors, operational visionaries, etc. Champions Services that don’t stop at municipal lines, increase impact, increase skill base, etc. Regional Partnerships

7. Regional Acceleration 5 4 3 2 1 Purchase Consortiums, sharing local resources, P3 negotiations, etc. Partnerships Data sharing, interoperability, privacy, P3 agreements, etc. Policies Expand reach of services, streamlined pathways, aggregate market, etc. Access Crime reduction, transportation efficiency, educational access, etc. Goals Attract businesses, access to markets, shape national policy, etc. National Partners

8. Shape national policy, inform or adapt to standards, bring regional needs to national dialog. Influence Implement what works and focus on your unique needs, shared expertise, etc. Practices Attract businesses & investors, connections with grants and foundations, Reach Interoperability on a national level Ecosystem National/Glob al Acceleration

9. The Gulf of Inactivity Implementers • Make Products • Propose Solutions End Users • Consume Technology • Buy Services

10. Adopter Bridges Implementers • Make Products • Propose Solutions Adopters • Provide Access • Mediate Relationships End Users • Consume Technology • Buy Services

11. Questions? Scott.turnbull@us-ignite.org https://www.us-ignite.org/ @us_ignite

US Ignite Roadmaps for Smart Communities

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