“Thinking 21st Century”

presented to

2010 Legislative Policy ConferenceState of Minnesota

P.K. AgarwalChief Technology Officer

State of California

18th Century

Marrying of The Waters

19th Century

Transcontinental RailroadMay 10, 1869

20th Century

Conquering the Last Mile

Good Roads Movement

World Wide Catalog!

“You may go to an average store, spend

valuable time and select from a limited stock or

have our BIG STORE of WORLD WIDE STOCK

come to you at ECONOMY PRICES in this catalogue – THE

MODERN WAY!”

21th Century

The Vision of the Future

Network Everything

Secure Robust Infrastructure

Everything–Smart Everything Connected–Everything Digital

• Everything is Going Digital– Computers (ENIAC) – 1946– Letters (e-mail) – 1960s– Slide rules (calculators) – 1972– Watches – 1973– Pinball (video games) – 1975– Telephone backbone – 1980– Music (CDs) – 1982– Maps (GSM) – 1994– Videos (DVD) – 1995– Television (DSS) – 1994– Cinema – 2000– Cameras – 2000

Telephone (VOIP) -- 2003– Household appliances – ?

“Pay as You Drive”

Tagged, You Are It!

Someone Hacked Into My Shoe!

Services 79%

Manufacturing 18%

Agriculture 3%

Fastest Growing Occupations

#1

Consolidation

California• $3 billion• 130 CIOs• 10,000 IT staff• Federated

Model

Michigan• $365 million• 19 different IT

Organizations• 1,700 IT staff• Total

Consolidation

28

Minnesota• $600 million• 66 different agencies• 2,400 IT staff

29

#2

Streamline the Back Office

SWIFT System

#3

Everything On Line

• eServices• eLicensing• Business One-Stop• Streamline the Process of Creating New

Business

#4

Nurture IT Enabled

Enterprises

IT and Economic DevelopmentElectronic Health Records $20 billion

Smart Grid $4.5 billion

Broadband $7.2 billion

Jobs Creation: ~900,000

Total Jobs Lost Since Dec. 07:

7.0 million

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/26/technology/26techjobs.htmlhttps://ia.cpuc.ca.gov/CommChong/post/Recovery-Act-Funds-for-Smart-Grid.aspxhttp://www.whydom.com/2009/02/19/the-recovery-act-delivers-broadband-growthhttp://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.nr0.htm

#5

Open Government

Civic Engagement

Do You Twit?

TLDNRToo Long, Did Not Read

The Medium is the Message

The form of a message (print, visual, musical, etc.) determines the ways in which that message will be perceived.

Marshall McLuhan

The Medium is the Message

Communication Media, such as radio, television, films, and computers have far-reaching sociological, aesthetic, and philosophical consequences, that it alters the ways we experience the world.

Radio Movies

TV Internet

Data.gov

“Those individuals and societies who resist this reality will fail; those which accept it will survive, and those which embrace it will flourish.”

Mike LeavittFormer Governor of Utah

The End