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Building a Future for Technological Innovation

Aneesh Chopra U.S. Chief Technology Officer & Associate Director for Technology White House Office of Science & Technology Policy. Building a Future for Technological Innovation. September 8 th , 2010. A Presidential Commitment to Technology.

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Building a Future for Technological Innovation

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  1. Aneesh Chopra U.S. Chief Technology Officer & Associate Director for TechnologyWhite House Office of Science & Technology Policy Building a Future for Technological Innovation September 8th, 2010

  2. A Presidential Commitment to Technology Healthcare.gov a Model for Simplifying Access to Information Simple interface to access relevant insurance information; pricing data available in version 2.0 launching in October “My Administration is committed to creating an unprecedented level of openness in Government…and establish a system of transparency, public participation, and collaboration.” –President Barack Obama, Jan 21st, 2009 Source: www.healthcare.gov; www.whitehouse.gov/open

  3. A Focus on Strengthening Global Competitiveness Harnessing Technology, Data, Innovation for Growth, Empowerment Innovation Trend E-Government Higher Education Rank Country Change Score(1999–2009) Rank Country Percent Change(2005–2008) Rank Country Percent Change(1999–2005) 1 China 19.5 1 China 21% 1 Poland 117% 2 Singapore 19.0 2 Spain 20% 2 S. Korea 46% 3 Lithuania 14.8 3 France 16% 3 Ireland 41% 2010 UN Index rankings jumped from fourth (in 2008) to second American Graduation Initiative calls for return to #1 by 2020 4 Estonia 18.1 4 Russia 16% 4 Australia 31% 5 Denmark 17.4 5 EU-10 12% 5 UK 30% 6 Luxembourg 16.9 6 S. Korea 12% 6 EU-25 27% 7 Slovenia 16.7 7 Japan 11% 7 France 26% 40 U.S. 2.7 22 U.S. -7% 15 U.S. 3% Source: ITIF Report “The Atlantic Century”, February, 2009; United Nations E-Government Survey 2010 www.whitehouse.gov

  4. CTO/CIO Formula to Close Technology Gap Platforms + Participation Equals Ecosystems Focused on Results Public Sector Platforms Five Technology Pillars Public Participation Consensus-Driven Standards Accountable Government Open Data Cloud Computing Results-Driven Ecosystems Advanced IT Infrastructure

  5. Unleashing a Mobile Broadband Revolution Presidential Commitment to (Nearly) Double Available Spectrum Spectrum Initiative in Brief • #1: Identify and plan for the release of 500 MHz of spectrum • #2: Provide new tools and new incentives to free up spectrum • #3: Redeploy the spectrum to high-value uses • #4: Use the auction proceeds to promote public safety and job-creating infrastructure investment Innovations: Text4baby partnership serves 75,000+ moms since 02/10 launch Commerce Dept report due by 10/10 on timetable for freeing up spectrum for exclusive or shared use; CTO focus on advanced sharing technologies Source: http://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/eop/nec/speeches/technological-opportunities-job-creation-economic-growth

  6. From R&D to Public Sector Innovation NSF-Funded Research Commercialized, Supporting Cloud Initiative NASA Open Gov flagship initiative – Nebula – supports USAspending.gov (5/10) as part of CIO’s Cloud Computing Initiative USCB Prof. Wolski joins NSF-funded grid computing “VGrADS” project; proposes novel concept (Fall 2007) to link “private” and “public” clouds; commercialized in 2009 and deployed as part of NASA Nebula Source: http://www.nasa.gov/open/plan/nebula.html; www.usaspending.gov; www.eucalyptus.com/about/story

  7. In Pursuit of “Game Changers” in Cybersecurity Public Input Key to Moving “Leap-Ahead” Technologies Forward Public engagement process invited your ideas and feedback National Cyber Leap Year Summit helped define game-changing concepts Source: http://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/eop/ostp/blog?page=2

  8. Anatomy of an Open Government Ecosystem HHS Launches Community Health Data Initiative (CHDI) HHS launches CHDI June 2nd - demonstrating 20+ apps recently built or improved by innovators across the country using data HHS has made public (with much more to come) Innovation: Microsoft announces Bing Health Maps and the incorporation of “Hospital Compare” data in search results Source: Community Health Data Initiative, Department of Health & Human Services; www.hhs.gov/open

  9. “All Hands” - Health 2.0 Developer Challenge A growing number of “challenges” leading up to Health IT Innovation Week – October 3-10th, 2010 WWHI catalyzes innovation - $10K for a personalized wireless health ecosystem; sponsors “Innovation Day”– highlighting Veterans Healthcare (VAi2) – 10/12/10 Source: www.health2challenge.org

  10. “From Compliance to Innovation” Delivering Platforms for Educational Innovation Every 90 Days Visit 49 highest-rated finalists; consider, by September 8th, to offer help on match STEM education a critical priority across portfolio “To meet the President’s goals -- to reach the finish line -- we need transformational change. The islands of excellence that now exist in school districts have to become the norm...In a word, America’s schools need innovation.” - Secretary Arne Duncan, Aug 20, 2009 Source: http://www.discoveryeducation.com/readyZone-h1n1/educators-keep-learning.cfm; https://innovation.ed.gov/ ; http://data.ed.gov ; http://www.whitehouse.gov/issues/education/educate-innovate

  11. Helping Our Children Make Healthier Choices Prizes Policy Spurs USDA to Reward Apps Developers Sample Tool: “Pick Chow!” allows children to create meals by dragging foods onto their virtual plate; the “Add it Up!” meters show nutritional values and rate each meal 95 qualified apps built on data that feeds USDA site – judges include Zynga’s CEO, “Woz”, GE’s Healthymaginationlead “The Apps for Healthy Kids competition challenges… the most creative, talented, and kid-savvy innovators across the country to build games that inspire and empower kids to get active and eat healthy.” –First Lady Michelle Obama, March 11th, 2010 Source: www.appsforhealthykids.com; http://www.healthgameschallenge.org/ ; http://www.zisboombah.com

  12. Introducing….Challenge.gov Simplified Access to Participation Opportunities Focused on Results Second Let’s Move! prize focused on nutritious, kid-approved school menus 36 challenges (new or in progress) posed by 16 agencies Source: www.challenge.gov

  13. Standards to “Unlock” Value of Health Exchange Open Industry Collaboration Delivers Technical Specs in 90 Days NHIN Direct Project in Brief Secure, Direct Communication Clinical info & summary record exchange  DoctorConsultant  Receive lab results Lab Doctor  Clinical info & summary record exchange “A set of policies,standardsandservicesthat enable the Internet to be used for secure and meaningful exchange of health information to improve health and health care” – launched 3/10, specs posted 6/10 Doctor Hospital Provide electronic clinical summary  SMTP-based specs for all providers; reference implementation underway with 25,000+ lines of code and counting… Doctor Patient Source: www.nhindirect.org

  14. “Blue Button” to Liberate Personal Health Data Previewing New Tool for Veterans, Medicare Recipients this Fall “…veterans will be able to go to the VA website, click a simple “blue button,” and download or print your personal health records so you have them when you need them and can share them with your doctors outside of the VA.” –President Barack Obama, Aug 2nd, 2010 Source: www.va.gov/open; www.mymedicare.gov; http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/remarks-president-disabled-veterans-america-conference-atlanta-georgia

  15. The Smart Grid Opportunity Recovery Act Leveraged to Support 100 Projects Valued at $10+BN National Science & Technology Council is developing a policy framework that articulates a vision for the Smart Grid Example: NSTAR and Tendril to deploy real-time energy apps for 3,000+ homes in MA this summer – expecting 5% peak reduction Source: smartgrid.gov; NSTAR, Tendril

  16. Putting it Altogether: Entrepreneurs are Welcome Bob, Dave, Andrew Embody Spirit of (Near) Frictionless Participation Inspires AOTUS (March, ‘10) to designate team as lead designers for modernized “daily newspaper of the federal government” Team (in spare time) wins competition (Jan, ‘10) by building more accessible Federal Register after posted on data.gov Source: www.federalregister.gov; www.innovationmovement.org; www.wested.org

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