Democracy in a Digital World. flickr: Jason Howie

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1 Democracy in a Digital World flickr: Jason Howie

2 Value Skills IT Government Tools Mainframe Computing Personal Computing Internet Self-service Program-server Automation Re-engineering Remediation Consolidation Data Processor Engineer Architect Project Manager Innovator Accountant Data Processing Manager CIO Budget Analyst Forms Data Information

3 Value Skills IT Government Tools Internet Smart platforms/sensors Apps Search 4G LTE Social networks Self-service Social Interaction Remediation Architect Project Manager Innovator Accountant Leader/Visionary CIO Budget Analyst Data Information Content

4 Digital States Survey 2014 Results HI B+ CA B+ OR B WA B+ NV C ID B AK C - UT A AZ B MT B WY C NM C+ CO B+ ND B+ SD B- NE B TX B KS B+ OK C MN B+ IA B MO A AR B+ LA B WI B IL C+ MS B MI A IN B+ KY B+ TN B+ AL C OH A- GA A- PA A- VA A- NC C+ SC C+ FL C VT B- NY B NH C ME B MA B- RI C CT A- NJ B- MD B DE B WV B+ A Grade B Grade C Grade

5 5th Place: State of Texas

6 4th Place: State of Mississippi

7 3rd Place: State of Indiana

8 2nd Place: State of Utah

9 1st Place: State of Arkansas

10 Your Performance is Showing As went Baltimore, so goes the state Performance and Dashboards

11 Reducing fraud and wasteis a priorityin all government systems, but especially taxes. which can be improved with: ID verification/theft filters Integration of systems Review and validation Rules-based systems Master IDs Tax Systems SOURCE: Governing Institute/Lexis Nexis White Paper

12 Pension and retirement systems generate some of the highest RFP numbers in the public finance/administration systems space. In 2014, 29 states introduced at least 166 new bills regarding pensions. In 2015 the General Accounting Standards Board (GASB) implemented updated reporting standards, presenting challenges for legacy systems. State and local governments employ 19 million workersand administer their pensions and benefits. Systems are no longer static; minor changes are required every few months, with implications for the flexibility of new systems. Pension and Retirement Systems SOURCE: National Conference of State Legislatures

13 Educational technology is used to enhance traditional learning. We are here Educational technology is used to transform traditional teaching and learning. Educational technology is fully integrated into learning. Evolution of Learning in the 21 st Century CDE

14 Blended Learning and Big Data MIT

15 Whither the Lecture Hall: Blended Education? Oregon State University

16 61% have adopted some e-textbooks or digital content, but in a limited, siloed fashion Digital Content Adoption CDE

17 87% Have One 74% Use Location Based Services 70% Use Social Media from their Phones Cell Phones Pew Research Center/ comscore, Feb. 2015

18 60 Seconds on the Internet in America Placeholder

19 All US Adults 58% 2+ 52% 19% 22% 21% 23% Going where the People Are emarketer, 2015/ Pew Research, 2014

20 And all the Rest of New Media

21 Active Users: 100 million Proportion that are Women: 70% Snaps per day: 400 Million Photos per second: 8,796 Proportion of all US Social Users: 18% Engineered not to be retained. Snapchat: Ephemeral and Wildly Popular DMR, August 2015

22 Average time in daily activities :09 Phone calls and s :19 Civic and religious activities :21 Social Media Time Matters US Department of Labor Facebook / emarkerter.com

23 Think of Social Media as the New Open Meeting No Hate Speech No Commercial Speech No Campaigning Social Mentions are: (a) Public Records, (in most states); and, (b) Documents of the 21 st Century The Fishbowl has gone Social Flickr: Thomas Hawk

24 Watch What You Say and How You Say It Flickr socialmedia_nl

25 Tweeting while in

26 Hashtags Gone Wild #mynypd Flickr Micah Saperstein

27 Hashtags (and a Selfie App) Gone Wild #StandWithRand Flickr Micah Saperstein

28 A Social Variant of a George H. W. Moment Flickr Micah Saperstein

29 Original caption on Instagram As it First Appeared on Her Official Twitter account Account After the Twitter Fail, a Second Try What Could Possibly Go

30 Leave Trash Talking to

31 Can We Agree on at Least This One Thing?

32 No Blue Check and Crossing the Thin Blue

33 The Blue

34 On Dan Sinker Source: The Atlantic

35 A US Governor, broadcasting live from Cuba, using his

36 MIT s $30 Million Reboot of Teachers Colleges Woodrow Wilson Academy

37 159.8 Million Smart Phones In the United States Surveillance is lurking 22,000 Surveillance Cameras in Chicago $60 Average Cost of a Dashcam

38 3D Printing and a New Generation of Creators

39 Things are Just Getting Out of Hand

40 Sharing: The New Public Market

41 Opportunities in the Sharing Economy

42 Cybersecurity: Boxing Anonymous Shadows

43 A Prelude to What s Next PREDICTIVE AND CONTEXTUAL USER EXPERIENCE CROWDSOURCING INSIGHTFUL DATA Minority Report is already here

44 Looking at Problems in New Ways BOSTON AND PHILLY ARE FEELING IT States look to innovation

45 Neighborly love

46 A new form of community

47 Disruptors Don t Play by the Rules Reuven

48 Cathilea Robinett Executive Vice Don t leave it to that person over there who understands it.