Master class main 2013
Presentation from the Intelligent Community Forum Master Class presented June 6, 2013 at the ICF Summit in New York City. The Intelligent Community Forum's Master Class is for decision-makers on community development including Mayors, members of Council, city managers, information technology managers and economic development officers. The Class identifies what the 21st Century community needs in order to be globally competitive, as well as the obstacles that stand in its way and how those obstacles can be overcome. The content is based on a decade of study into how communities build pros¬perous inclusive economies and meet social challenges on a foundation of information and communications technology. It focuses on key areas including broadband, workforce development, innovation, digital inclusion and economic marketing and advocacy – a mix of traditional and non-traditional factors that power the success of Intelligent Communities around the world.
Master class main 2013
- 1. SUMMIT 13 MASTER CLASS Innovation & Employment in the Intelligent Community The Intelligent Community MASTER CLASS
- 3. New essential utility Key factors: Coverage and speed at affordable price Incumbent response Broadband OULU TORONTO
- 4. PanOULU OULU 50,000 connected devices/month Subscription model for organizations Operating cost E1.16 per capita per year City of Oulu 8 Townships University of Oulu Oulu U App. Sci. VT Tech Research
- 5. 1-10 Gbps fiber WT owns, Beanfield operates on open- access model Deployment funded by developer surcharge Driving demand TORONTO Developers Beanfield WT
- 7. Building knowledge work capability… For all ages For all levels of the economic ladder Revolutionizing how we educate Knowledge Workforce COLUMBUS
- 8. Mastery-based STEM education at Metro 30% low-income; 25% special needs Breaking barriers through C.O. Compact Columbus 2020 strategy for talent pipeline COLUMBUS Metro High School Central Ohio Compact Columbus 2020
- 10. Innovation triangle Government, business & institutions Attracting investment, creating businesses, creating quality employment & wealth Innovation TAICHUNG TALLINN
- 11. Integrating digital into physical infrastructure to – Increase efficiency of port and transport Reduce traffic congestion & increase transit uptake Focus “i-Parks” on business start-ups Create shared services to make key industries more globally competitive TAICHUNG
- 12. National investment in e-government systems drives birth of Tallin ICT industries Growth of innovation triangle: University of Technology TECHNOPOL Science Park Accelerators and start-up incubator Internationalization priority TALLINN
- 14. Digital Inclusion Fighting marginalization Expanding the talent pool Even unskilled jobs require online applications TAOYUAN
- 15. Free WiFi in public-sector facilities Convenience store network Broadband to Every Village Digital Opportunity Centers in rural areas Let’s Get Online training National computer subsidy and tutoring plan TAOYUAN
- 17. Marketing & Advocacy STRATFORD Building vision of change for the future Making citizens your best advocates Telling your story to the world
- 18. STRATFORD Steering committee of local leaders from city, utility, schools, major employers Speaking to community groups Top7 public information nights Infrastructure as incentive Technology pilots attracting global companies
- 21. EINDHOVEN EINDHOVEN Public-private partnership founded in employment crisis Mayors, business, bureaucracies Staff assesses opportunities, needs and goals, creates collaboration projects Business-institutions-government solutions, business starts & growth Brainport Health Innovation
- 22. How do you get started on becoming an Intelligent Community?
- 24. Building the community of the 21st Century