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Capitol Camp 2011 Unconference Topics

 

The following is a list of proposed discussion topics for the unconference. Feel free to propose your own discussion. If you’d like to submit a presentation please contact Dean Hill - dhill@nysenate.gov.

 

Topic Title  Details  Presenter   Link to Presentation

NYSHCR Mobile

Demonstration 

 

We will be giving a demonstration on how we have incorporated mobile technology and Citrix to our Users.  This gives users access to all their applications and even a full blown desktop from just about any device. Devices demonstrated: Laptop, Ipad, Ipad 2, Motorola Atrix with laptop and desktop docking station

 Brett Droszd /

Thomas Orcutt

  

Websites of the future? More like websites of TODAY! Amirite?!

 

Eric will explain why we used to be held back on the web, and why that's no longer the case. He'll show you how you can use tomorrow's technology on the web today. His thought-provoking presentation asks you to stop asking why, and start asking why not?

Eric was the opening act at the "Websites of the Future" Panel from GTC East last month that was packed beyond capacity. He's back to dig a bit deeper into the topic and show off the demos he didn't have time to show during his allotted time slot at GTC.

 Eric Steinborn   
Opening Up NY: Information, Performance, Collaboration Looking at the Cuomo campaign's inspirational Open NY Plan    
Basic Openness

Short presentation and discussion on the basic principles and practice of open government

 		 Krista Brenner  
Search, Metadata and making stuff findable

A discussion on how to make the piles of data government produces usable, findable and organized


  
Step Away from the SmartPhone: Take Some Time to Think about Mobile (strategically) Open floor discussion for anyone on any aspect or issue that has arisen or should be considered as government goes mobile. I'd like to take a step back to look at mobile strategically from a policy / management / organizational perspective within the technological innovation. What issues do we need to understand as we pursue the opportunities in mobile? A sample question for this session would not be ‘Should we develop an iPhone app?’, but ‘How would such development impact my organization, what issues might arise or be addressed?’. And consider not just citizen-facing apps, but mobile within the internal workforce, agency-to-agency, and private-public collaboration. Jim Costello (moderator)  
Overview of Digital Towpath

Digital Towpath, a local government cooperative, uses shared software, hardware and services to provide local governments with cost-effective tools to utilize web applications including email, archiving, assessment information, MS4 reporting and website content management – a unique approach to shared municipal services.


 Jeanne Brown  
     

 

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