Post on 12-Nov-2014
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Peter Corbett, CEO, iStrategyLabs
@CORBETT3000
Beyond Apps ContestsBuilding Sustainable Civic
Innovation Projects
Vivek Kundra, former CTO of DC (current Federal CIO)
needed a way to make DC’s open Data Catalog useful
The Old Way
1.0you know
the way it’s done now
The New Way
Open Data/Source+
Citizen Talent+
Fame and Fortune=?
2.0
Fame and Fortune
Year 1 Results47 web, iPhone, & Facebook apps
$2,300,000+ EST Value$50,000 in cost
+4000% ROI
* Marinas near you * Libraries near you * Gas stations near you * Banks near you * Hotels near you * Construction projects near you * Embassies near you * Places of worship near you * Vacant properties near you * Building permits pulled near you * Crime alerts near you * Post offices near you * Housing code violations near you * Police stations near you
www.AreYouSafeDC.com
Subsequent Innovation
119 Developers119 Developers119 Developers
53 Apps53 Apps53 Apps
17 Android Apps 16 iPhone Apps 2 Black Berry Apps
10 ASP NET Apps 7 LAMP Apps 1 AKO
Status as of May 27
Soldiers not contractors.75 days not 2+ years.
14 Data Viz 8 Training 9 Mission Specific
6 Morale/Welfare/Rec 6 Location Aware 3 Warfighting
2 Career/Personnel Mngmt 5 Other
18 Months
Beyond Apps
LocalData
CatalogApps
Contests
Civic Hacker
Networks
Civic Innovator Networks
Civic Innovation
Market Place
GlobalData
CatalogApps
Contests
Global Hacker
Networks
Global Innovator Networks
Global Innovation
Market Place
where DC is
where the world bank is
1.Source insights to build buzz2.Create content to build traction3.Host meetups to build community4.Retain community managers5.Launch contests to solve problems6.Reward innovators with rep and cash7.Provide long term incentives
civic innovation marketplace
Teach for America for Civic Developers
@pahlkadot
@CodeforAmerica
CodeforAmerica.org
Building DC’s Civic Innovator Network
bring your innovators togetherhttp://citycampdc.eventbrite.com
send them back out into the community
I don’t have the all the answers.
I’m just dumb enough to take on risky experiments.
What should we do now?