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Wednesday, 09/09/2009
8:00am
Wednesday, 09/09/2009
Location: Independence Foyer
Breakfast - Sponsored by HP
(1h)
9:00am
Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.),
Richard O'Neill (The Highlands Group)
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Tim O'Reilly and Dick O'Neill welcome you to Gov 2.0 Summit.
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9:15am
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.
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9:35am
Clay Shirky (shirky.com)
Internationally regarded author and pundit Clay Shirky tells us what real problems we can solve with social media.
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9:45am
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.
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9:55am
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”.
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10:05am
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.
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10:30am
Wednesday, 09/09/2009
Location: Independence Foyer
Morning Break - Sponsored by Intel
(30m)
11:00am
11:20am
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.
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11:30am
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.
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12:00pm
Wednesday, 09/09/2009
Location: Independence Level
Lunch - Sponsored by Microsoft
(1h)
1:00pm
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?
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1:20pm
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.
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1:30pm
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.
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1:50pm
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.
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2:15pm
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.
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2:30pm
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.
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2:45pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
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Ola Rosling (Google, Inc.)
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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.
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3:00pm
Wednesday, 09/09/2009
Location: Independence Foyer
Afternoon Break
(25m)
3:25pm
Bev Godwin (U.S. General Services Administration)
Bev Godwin will discuss the collaboration on best web and new media practices across government agencies.
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3:30pm
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.
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4:10pm
Steven Berlin Johnson (Farsighted),
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.
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4:40pm
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?
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5:00pm
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.
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5:15pm
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.
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5:45pm
Location: Sponsor Gallery
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Visit the sponsors, mingle with other attendees, and enjoy great refreshments and drinks at the evening reception. Sponsored by Booz Allen Hamilton.
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Thursday, 09/10/2009
7:30am
Thursday, 09/10/2009
Location: Independence Foyer
Breakfast - Sponsored by Palantir
(1h)
8:30am
Russ Daniels (Hewlett-Packard Company)
In this presentation, Russ Daniels will describe how the cloud will fundamentally change the way people and businesses connect to information and the profound impact this will have on every aspect of our lives.
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Susie Adams (Microsoft Corporation),
Susan Heystee (Global Strategic Alliances, Novell),
Bryan Kirschner (Greenberg Quinlan Rosner)
Join Bryan Kirschner, Vice President for Corporate Strategies at Greenberg Quinlan Rosner, Susan Heystee, Vice President, General Manager, Global Strategic Alliances at Novell, and Susie Adams, Chief Technology Officer for Microsoft Federal’s Civilian business in a lively discussion about an enterprise approach to Gov 2.0.
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Grant McLaughlin (Booz Allen Hamilton),
Walton Smith (Booz Allen Hamilton)
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In this session, Grant McLaughlin and Walton Smith of Booz Allen Hamilton will demonstrate successful implementations and discuss the need for a holistic strategy that addresses all of the dimensions of change associated with Government 2.0, from identifying your goals to evaluating the return on your investment.
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Shyam Sankar (Palantir Technologies),
Alex Fishman (Palantir Technologies)
Agencies across the Federal Government use Palantir to analyze and understand data. In this presentation we’ll show some of the best analysis done by our customers in government in the areas of intelligence, cyber-espionage, financial regulation, and transparency.
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9:30am
Thursday, 09/10/2009
Location: Independence Foyer
Break
(15m)
9:45am
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Carl Malamud (Public.Resource.Org)
Open government pioneer Carl Malamud draws on his own experience to put the changes we are witnessing today into perspective, drawing on 200 years of American history and showing why access to the working of government by private citizens is crucial for our economy and for our democracy.
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10:05am
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Vivek Kundra (Office of Management and Budget),
Ellen Miller (Sunlight Foundation)
What is the state of data.gov and other government transparency initiatives? Open data is one of the foundations of the digital commonwealth. It fosters re-use and innovation, and also helps citizens hold government accountable. But it also raises privacy and security issues. Ellen and Vivek will tackle these issues and more in a conversation on the key issues of the Summit.
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10:25am
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Werner Vogels (Amazon.com),
Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.),
Casey Coleman (U.S. General Services Administration)
What might be happening that could clarify things or make complexity knee bending and overwhelming for government agencies? In this discussion we explore how the move to cloud computing might provide significant benefit to openness, transparency, and easier collaboration-or result in significant problems.
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10:50am
Location: Independence Ballroom A
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Eric Ries (Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers)
Startups aren't just for the garage anymore. A new kind of entrepreneur is emerging from startup hubs worldwide. They are mastering not just new technologies but the discipline to create value for real people. The lean startup is a look at this new trend and ways it can be applied by organizations large and small.
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11:00am
Thursday, 09/10/2009
Location: Independence Foyer
Morning Break
(30m)
11:30am
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Elliott Fisher (The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice)
How might we use data as a platform to improve health care and reduce costs? In this session we examine some of the possibilities that access to data might have for Health2.0.
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11:50am
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Carleen Hawn (Healthspottr),
James Heywood (PatientsLikeMe )
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12:05pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Michael McDonald (Global Health Initiatives, Inc.),
Eric Rasmussen (InSTEDD),
Jim Stogdill (Accenture),
Martin Stadtler (Red Hat)
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In this session we'll examine how modern networks permit us to harness information flow to provide early warning and vastly improve our response to system-stressing events such as the H1N1 pandemic.
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12:30pm
Thursday, 09/10/2009
Location: Independence Level
Lunch - Sponsored by Booz Allen Hamilton
(1h)
1:30pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Dean Halstead (Microsoft)
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Just as social networking has transformed the way people use the Web, in how they share information about themselves, events and even their opinions, it has altered the expectations of government and created a new level of democracy that enables fast and easy participation and collaboration.
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1:40pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Lloyd Howell (Booz Allen Hamilton)
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As the Internet has evolved from static, one-way information hubs to interactive platforms, organizations are flocking to the Web to take advantage of the increased stakeholder engagement, ecommerce, and low cost storage space available in the cloud. With all of these benefits, however, come increased concerns about security, identity, and privacy.
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1:50pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Shyam Sankar (Palantir Technologies)
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Palantir will discuss how they are applying the technology they developed for the intelligence community and the lessons learned battling cyber-fraud at PayPal to empower human analysts and create transparency.
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1:55pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
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Chris DiBona (Google, Inc.)
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In this short talk, Google's Public Sector and Open Source Programs Manager, Chris DiBona, will talk about how transparency is a social problem first and a technology problem second. He will draw on his experience with open source projects to show how, with a bit of tenacity, we can all make government more transparent and participatory.
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2:00pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Chris Hoenig (The State of the USA, Inc.)
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2:10pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Alan Paller (SANS Institute),
Michael Coppola (United States Cyber Challenge, SANS Netwars)
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More information coming soon.
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2:20pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Linton Wells, II (National Defense University),
Jeffrey A. Sorenson (U.S. Army),
Nickolas Justice (US Army),
Carlos Castillo (Warfighter Technologies),
Paul Lin (Warfighter Technologies)
The world is changing and defense information technology is changing too; from its industrial age roots it is seeking to better harness innovation at the edge. In this session we will explore how the Army is working to encourage emergent innovation and how technology and approaches outside of the DoD might illuminate the way forward. The session will close with some examples from the field.
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2:50pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Judith Spencer (General Services Administration),
Mary Ruddy (Meristic, Inc.),
John Clippinger (MIT Media Lab Human Dynamics Group)
The promise of Web2.0/Gov2.0 realizing its full impact may be dependent on getting to a concept of citizen-centric identity that works for everyone and enables the promise of “government-as-a platform”.
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3:10pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Bruce McConnell (U.S. Department of Homeland Security),
Rick Wesson (Support Intelligence),
Price Floyd (Department of Defense)
Resilient enterprises overcome vulnerabilities and ensure functionality in the face of any threat. What steps can be put in place now to ensure uninterrupted functionality in the face of cyber threats? How might the private sector and the public sector join together to create greater resilience?
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3:30pm
Thursday, 09/10/2009
Location: Independence Foyer
Afternoon Break
(30m)
4:00pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Allan Holmes (nextgov.com)
.Gov can play too! More and more attention is being paid to government websites—everyone is getting in on the game and it is beginning to show. Allan Holmes, Executive Editor of Government Executive magazine, shares his insights on what works and why.
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4:15pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Julius Genachowski (Federal Communications Commission ),
Kevin Werbach (University of Pennsylvania),
Eugene Huang (National Broadband Task Force - Federal Communications Commission )
Julius Genachowski, Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, is interviewed by Kevin Werbach, University of Pennsylvania business professor and technology analyst.
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4:45pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Lena Trudeau (National Academy of Public Administration),
David Wennergren (Department of Defense),
Michele WeslanderQuaid (Google),
Alan Cohn (U.S. Department of Homeland Security )
Leaders in government are recognizing the benefits of technology-enabled collaboration. Join us for a moderated panel session in which you will hear from leaders who are embracing web 2.0 technologies to connect with citizens, engage their stakeholders, and solve their most pressing business problems.
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5:15pm
Location: Independence Ballroom A
Level:
Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media, Inc.),
Andrew McLaughlin (Executive Office of the President)
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TBD
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