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8:00am Breakfast - Sponsored by HP
Room: Independence Foyer
10:30am Morning Break - Sponsored by Intel
Room: Independence Foyer
3:00pm Afternoon Break
Room: Independence Foyer
Independence Ballroom A
Add Opening Welcome to your personal schedule
9:00am Opening Welcome Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.), Richard O'Neill (The Highlands Group)
Add From the Digital Commonwealth to the Digital Nation to your personal schedule
9:15am From the Digital Commonwealth to the Digital Nation Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.), Aneesh Chopra (The Advisory Board Company)
Add Technology Insight to your personal schedule
9:35am Technology Insight Clay Shirky (shirky.com)
Add Apps for America II to your personal schedule
9:45am Apps for America II Clay Johnson (InformationDiet.com)
Add The Civic Experience to your personal schedule
9:55am The Civic Experience Tom Steinberg (mySociety)
Add RAPID FIRE: Setting the Stage to your personal schedule
10:05am RAPID FIRE: Setting the Stage Adrian Holovaty (EveryBlock), Carol Dumaine (Office of Intelligence and Counterintelligence at the U.S. Department of Energy), Scott Heiferman (Meetup), Peter Corbett (iStrategyLabs), Michael Tiemann (Open Source Initiative)
Add Congress and Social Media to your personal schedule
11:00am Congress and Social Media John Culberson (7th District of Texas)
Add Thinking About "Government as a Platform" to your personal schedule
11:20am Thinking About "Government as a Platform" Mitchell Kapor (Mitchell Kapor Foundation)
Add Creating an Effective Platform to your personal schedule
11:30am Creating an Effective Platform John Markoff (New York Times), Vinton Cerf (Google), Jack Dorsey (Square), Tim Sparapani (Facebook)
Add The Killer App of Gov2.0: A Conversation with Microsoft Chief Research and Strategy Officer, Craig Mundie to your personal schedule
1:00pm The Killer App of Gov2.0: A Conversation with Microsoft Chief Research and Strategy Officer, Craig Mundie Craig Mundie (Microsoft Corporation), Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.)
Add GeoEnabling Gov 2.0 to your personal schedule
1:20pm GeoEnabling Gov 2.0 Jack Dangermond (Esri)
Add RAPID FIRE: Location, Location, Location to your personal schedule
1:30pm RAPID FIRE: Location, Location, Location Andrew Turner (GeoIQ), Robert Greenberg (G&H International Services, Inc), Mikel Maron (OpenStreetMap), Dave Warner (MindTel)
Add Measurables to your personal schedule
1:50pm Measurables Hal Varian (Google), Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.)
Add Data Driven Measurement of Education Practices to your personal schedule
2:15pm Data Driven Measurement of Education Practices Brad Jupp (Office of Secretary of Education)
Add Honest Signals: Low Hanging Data Ripe for Predicting to your personal schedule
2:30pm Honest Signals: Low Hanging Data Ripe for Predicting Alex "Sandy" Pentland (MIT and Sense Networks)
Add Seeing Data as Change Over Time to your personal schedule
2:45pm Seeing Data as Change Over Time Ola Rosling (Google, Inc.)
Add Bev Godwin on Web and New Media Practices to your personal schedule
3:25pm Bev Godwin on Web and New Media Practices Bev Godwin (U.S. General Services Administration)
Add Showcasing Innovators for Government to your personal schedule
3:30pm Showcasing Innovators for Government Mark Drapeau (Microsoft), Laurel Ruma (O'Reilly Media), Merrick Schaefer (UNICEF)
Add "Citizen Gain": The New, New Journalism and Governance to your personal schedule
4:10pm "Citizen Gain": The New, New Journalism and Governance Steven Berlin Johnson (Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation), Andrea Seabrook (NPR), Monica Guzman (SeattlePI.com), Hal Roberts (Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School)
Add Kojo Nnamdi One-on-One with Macon Phillips to your personal schedule
4:40pm Kojo Nnamdi One-on-One with Macon Phillips Kojo Nnamdi ("The Kojo Nnamdi Show" & "Evening Exchange"), Macon Phillips (The White House)
Add Open Government, Open Policy Making to your personal schedule
5:00pm Open Government, Open Policy Making Beth Noveck (Executive Office of the President/OSTP)
Add Diplomacy 2.0: Social Media, Diplomacy, and Co-Creation of Dialogue to your personal schedule
5:15pm Diplomacy 2.0: Social Media, Diplomacy, and Co-Creation of Dialogue John Podesta (Center for American Progress), James Fallows (The Atlantic)
12:00pm Lunch - Sponsored by Microsoft
Room: Independence Level
Add Sponsor Gallery Reception - Sponsored by Booz Allen Hamilton to your personal schedule
5:45pm Sponsor Gallery Reception - Sponsored by Booz Allen Hamilton
Room: Sponsor Gallery
Sponsor Gallery Reception - Sponsored by Booz Allen Hamilton
8:00am-9:00am (1h)
Break: Breakfast - Sponsored by HP
10:30am-11:00am (30m)
Break: Morning Break - Sponsored by Intel
3:00pm-3:25pm (25m)
Break: Afternoon Break
9:00am-9:15am (15m) General
Opening Welcome
Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.), Richard O'Neill (The Highlands Group)
Tim O'Reilly and Dick O'Neill welcome you to Gov 2.0 Summit.
9:15am-9:35am (20m) General
From the Digital Commonwealth to the Digital Nation
Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.), Aneesh Chopra (The Advisory Board Company)
Sounding a Web 2.0 theme 250 years ago, Benjamin Franklin spoke of the power of doing good by collective action for public benefit. In this far-reaching conversation, Tim will explore with new Federal CTO Aneesh Chopra his ideas for harnessing technology to build a digital commonwealth and a digital nation, a new model for cooperation between citizens and their government.
9:35am-9:45am (10m) General
Technology Insight
Clay Shirky (shirky.com)
Internationally regarded author and pundit Clay Shirky tells us what real problems we can solve with social media.
9:45am-9:55am (10m) General
Apps for America II
Clay Johnson (InformationDiet.com)
Just as the federal government begins to provide data in Web developer-friendly formats, Sunlight Labs is organizing Apps for America 2: The Data.gov Challenge to demonstrate that when government makes data available, it makes itself more accountable and creates more trust and opportunity in its actions.
9:55am-10:05am (10m) General
The Civic Experience
Tom Steinberg (mySociety)
Tom Steinberg demonstrates the beginnings of the “art of the possible” with MySociety.org successes in the UK. Tom has shown the UK government what a joined-up web presence is through his work for the MySociety charity. “The common theme is cheap and cheerful open web technology tipping the relationship between people and government, in favor of the people”.
10:05am-10:30am (25m) General
RAPID FIRE: Setting the Stage
Adrian Holovaty (EveryBlock), Carol Dumaine (Office of Intelligence and Counterintelligence at the U.S. Department of Energy), Scott Heiferman (Meetup), Peter Corbett (iStrategyLabs), Michael Tiemann (Open Source Initiative)
Here we get a glimpse of what this Summit will demonstrate, that is, how users can create applications with government data in new ways for citizen use, how government agencies and non-profits can engage both outside and inside their agencies to improve performance and extend reach in achieving goals at a scale previously unattainable.
11:00am-11:20am (20m) General
Congress and Social Media
John Culberson (7th District of Texas)
Details coming soon.
11:20am-11:30am (10m) General
Thinking About "Government as a Platform"
Mitchell Kapor (Mitchell Kapor Foundation)
Mitch Kapor raises a series of provocative questions about the "government as platform" meme. As we raise this metaphor to think about the roles of app creators and government data providers and how we might see a change in governance in the process, Mitch will ask us to carefully consider a number of questions that are fundamental to realizing this model.
11:30am-12:00pm (30m) General
Creating an Effective Platform
John Markoff (New York Times), Vinton Cerf (Google), Jack Dorsey (Square), Tim Sparapani (Facebook)
What can we learn from the most successful platforms and apps creators in Silicon Valley? Joining us are the leaders from the gold standards of platform and app development to tell us how they do it. Our moderator for this exciting session is the dean of technology journalists, the New York Times’ John Markoff.
1:00pm-1:20pm (20m) General
The Killer App of Gov2.0: A Conversation with Microsoft Chief Research and Strategy Officer, Craig Mundie
Craig Mundie (Microsoft Corporation), Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.)
All good platforms have "killer apps" that drive their adoption, so if government becomes a platform, what is the killer app that will make Gov 2.0 matter to every citizen, not just the technical elite? Is it electronic medical records? Is it broadband for education? Is it the smart grid? What are the policy issues that we'll need to address in order to make this technology reach every American?
1:20pm-1:30pm (10m) General
GeoEnabling Gov 2.0
Jack Dangermond (Esri)
Maps and GIS are changing. They're becoming richer, smarter, and more pervasive. There are new styles, patterns, and techniques. As a result, geographic knowledge will become pervasive in society. This “GeoWeb” offers many opportunities for government to be creative with this new media environment: creative cartography and spreading geographic knowledge everywhere.
1:30pm-1:50pm (20m) General
RAPID FIRE: Location, Location, Location
Andrew Turner (GeoIQ), Robert Greenberg (G&H International Services, Inc), Mikel Maron (OpenStreetMap), Dave Warner (MindTel)
Perhaps the largest and most usable data applications to emerge from the Web/Gov2.0 in the near term are geospatial apps. There is amazing work going on here as we will see in the group of rapid fires we have assembled for you.
1:50pm-2:15pm (25m) General
Measurables
Hal Varian (Google), Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.)
Being able to measure outputs to gauge success becomes more important and more possible in a data-driven world. Real time economics is one of several important new ideas that will be essential to implement to achieve the goals of the new administration, in using technology to reinvent government. Tim O’Reilly checks in with Hal on how he sees these possibilities.
2:15pm-2:30pm (15m) General
Data Driven Measurement of Education Practices
Brad Jupp (Office of Secretary of Education)
Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has recently made data driven improvements in education processes and delivery a priority. Senior Advisor to the Secretary, Brad Jupp, will tell us what the Department is doing in this regard and how it sees the use of data to make major gains.
2:30pm-2:45pm (15m) General
Honest Signals: Low Hanging Data Ripe for Predicting
Alex "Sandy" Pentland (MIT and Sense Networks)
Join MIT Professor Sandy Pentland, co-founder of SenseNetworks, for a provocative look at what is emerging in the world of data and mining.
2:45pm-3:00pm (15m)
Seeing Data as Change Over Time
Ola Rosling (Google, Inc.)
Ola Rosling, of Google and co-founder of Gapminder.org shows us what the tools he is building can do with government data to see change over time, telling a remarkable, dynamic story in the process.
3:25pm-3:30pm (5m) General
Bev Godwin on Web and New Media Practices
Bev Godwin (U.S. General Services Administration)
Bev Godwin will discuss the collaboration on best web and new media practices across government agencies.
3:30pm-4:10pm (40m) General
Showcasing Innovators for Government
Mark Drapeau (Microsoft), Laurel Ruma (O'Reilly Media), Merrick Schaefer (UNICEF)
This is an Ignite style set of presentations by the six (6) winners of the Gov 2.0 Expo Showcase contest held on Sept 8th.
4:10pm-4:40pm (30m) General
"Citizen Gain": The New, New Journalism and Governance
Steven Berlin Johnson (Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation), Andrea Seabrook (NPR), Monica Guzman (SeattlePI.com), Hal Roberts (Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School)
On this panel, Steven will engage in a freewheeling conversation with a panel of journalists and media technologists.
4:40pm-5:00pm (20m) General
Kojo Nnamdi One-on-One with Macon Phillips
Kojo Nnamdi ("The Kojo Nnamdi Show" & "Evening Exchange"), Macon Phillips (The White House)
Radio host Kojo Nnamdi joins the Director of New Media at the White House Macon Phillips in a conversation about how the White House is using new media, and what is different about working from inside government than the assumptions that people working on the outside take for granted. What regulations might need to change to make it easier for government to use social media effectively?
5:00pm-5:15pm (15m) General
Open Government, Open Policy Making
Beth Noveck (Executive Office of the President/OSTP)
Beth Noveck, United States Deputy Chief Technology Officer and Director of the White House Open Government Initiative, is leading the Administration's work on transparency, participation, and collaboration. She spearheads policy, projects, and platforms that foster open government across the Executive branch.
5:15pm-5:45pm (30m) General
Diplomacy 2.0: Social Media, Diplomacy, and Co-Creation of Dialogue
John Podesta (Center for American Progress), James Fallows (The Atlantic)
With the rise of networks, and the connectedness of citizens globally to each other, there are new opportunities to adopt social media to share messages and to co-create dialogues with other nations and citizens. Welcome to Diplomacy 2.0, the connection of states, peoples, organizations and institutions to each other for human betterment.
12:00pm-1:00pm (1h)
Break: Lunch - Sponsored by Microsoft
5:45pm-6:45pm (1h)
Sponsor Gallery Reception - Sponsored by Booz Allen Hamilton
Visit the sponsors, mingle with other attendees, and enjoy great refreshments and drinks at the evening reception. Sponsored by Booz Allen Hamilton.
  • Government Executive Media Group
  • Nextgov
  • Anita Borg Institute
  • Express
  • The Highlands Group
  • The Huffington Post
  • The Washington Post
  • Who Runs Gov
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  • Booz Allen Hamilton
  • Microsoft
  • ESRI
  • Google
  • HP
  • Intel
  • Palantir Technologies
  • EffectiveUI
  • ForeSee Results
  • SharedBook
  • Adobe Systems, Inc.
  • Aquilent
  • JackBe
  • Salesforce.com
  • Sapient
  • Survey Analytics
  • Synteractive
  • Touchstone
  • Case Foundation
  • Government Executive Media Group
  • Nextgov

For information on exhibition and sponsorship opportunities at the conference, contact Rob Koziura at rkoziura@techweb.com.

For media partnerships, contact Matthew Balthazor 949-223-3628 mbalthazor @techweb.com

For media-related inquiries, contact Maureen Jennings at maureen@oreilly.com or Natalia Wodecki at nwodecki@techweb.com

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