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THE DIGITAL CITY Mayor Bloomberg’s Plan to Realize NYC’s Tech Potential

Rachel Stern - Startup 2012

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Rachel SterneChief Digital OfficerCity of New York

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THE DIGITAL CITY Mayor Bloomberg’s Plan to Realize NYC’s Tech Potential

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MAYOR BLOOMBERG Entrepreneur, Technologist, Innovator

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THE MAYOR’S OFFICE OF MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT

   

Streamlining communications and supporting industry

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HOW CAN WE MAKE NYC A PLATFORM FOR INNOVATION?

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THE ROADMAP

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ACCESS: BRIDGE THE DIGITAL DIVIDE

• NYC Connected Learning has served 72 schools, 61 tech centers and over 15,000 low-income students • Choices: Verizon FiOS available in every home by the end of 2014 • Wi-Fi: hotspots in 40 parks and every branch of every library

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EDUCATION: LEARN AND EMPOWER

• iZone: Tech-powered teaching • Cornell-Technion Applied Sciences NYC: A Game-changer • NYU Center for Urban Science and Progress: Building the future • Academy for Software Engineering: Equipping high schoolers

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OPEN GOVERNMENT: INNOVATION & TRANSPARENCY

• More than 900 API-enabled public data sets to unlock innovation • Data visualizations Tumblr shows what’s possible • NYC Big Apps competition rewards creativity

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OPEN GOVERNMENT: SAVING LIVES

Open Data helped us scale service delivery during Hurricane Irene

Before

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OPEN GOVERNMENT Partners building maps from City information served over 15 times as

many nearby residents and workers

After

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ENGAGEMENT: THE NUMBERS

NYC.gov • 2.6M unique visitors • 1M pages

Social Media

• 1.8M fans, followers, app users and subscribers • 250+ channels

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ENGAGEMENT: @NYCGOV GOES SOCIAL

One-stop shops on Facebook, Foursquare, Tumblr and Twitter

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ENGAGEMENT: WHY DO YOU #LOVENYC?

1,900 photos that show NYC through the eyes of New Yorkers

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ENGAGEMENT: MEET THE APPS!

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ENGAGEMENT: REINVENTING NYC.GOV

Over 100 participants, 2,000 manhours, 10 prototypes = 1 hackathon weekend

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ENGAGEMENT: REINVENT NYC.GOV WINNER

Search-centric, data-driven, welcoming and intuitive

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INDUSTRY: BECOMING THE DIGITAL CAPITAL OF THE WORLD

“There’s never been a better time for tech in NYC”

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INDUSTRY: THE NEW .NYC TOP-LEVEL DOMAIN

A web address for the greatest city on earth, coming 2013

www.yournamehere.nyc  

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INDUSTRY: INCREASING DIVERSITY

A call to action for tech companies, from over 100,000 youth