1. Innovation for America Restoring Growth, Reforming Government,Fixing Health Care, Expanding Opportunity Aneesh Chopra U.S. Chief Technology Officer & Associate Director for TechnologyWhite House Office of Science & Technology Policy
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3. “Game-Changing” Innovation in Private Sector GE’s “Reverse Innovation” Model Ushers in New Growth Opportunity 1 GE software-enabled portable ultrasound developed for price-sensitive rural Chinese market 2 85% price performance improvement expands American market size, “democratizes” access to quality healthcare Source: GE, “How GE is Disrupting Itself”, Harvard Business Review, October 2009
4. Need to Improve Progress on Key Indicators of Global Competitiveness Innovation Trend E-Government Higher Education Change Score(1999–2009) Country Rank Percent Change(2005–2008) Country Rank Percent Change(1999–2005) Country Rank 19.5 China 1 21% China 1 117% Poland 1 19.0 Singapore 2 20% Spain 2 46% S. Korea 2 14.8 Lithuania 3 16% France 3 41% Ireland 3 18.1 Estonia 4 16% Russia 4 31% Australia 4 17.4 Denmark 5 12% EU-10 5 30% UK 5 16.9 Luxembourg 6 12% S. Korea 6 27% EU-25 6 16.7 Slovenia 7 11% Japan 7 26% France 7 2.7 U.S. 40 -7% U.S. 22 3% U.S. 15 Source: ITIF Report “The Atlantic Century”, February, 2009
14. Develop an advanced information technology ecosystemSource: www.whitehouse.gov
15. National Science & Tech Council – CoT Priorities Harnessing Technology and Innovation to Transform the Economy TechnologyInfrastructure Oversee the implementation of the national broadband plan Invest in the Building Blocks of American Innovation Promote Competitive Markets that Spur Productive Entrepreneurship Technology R&D Develop R&D investment dashboard; oversee NITRD with emphasis on cybersecurity, health IT; develop innovation-based manufacturing plan Security & Privacy Secure government systems; collaborate with private sector with emphasis on emerging technologies, digital identity; protect privacy rights Catalyze Breakthroughs for National Priorities
16. National Science & Tech Council – CoT Priorities Harnessing Technology and Innovation to Transform the Economy Oversee the federal IT investment portfolio; adopt cloud computing model; demonstrate “Model Agencies” through performance teams Government Efficiency Invest in the Building Blocks of American Innovation Promote Competitive Markets that Spur Productive Entrepreneurship Implement open government directive; increase civic engagement; develop platforms through Center for IT Leadership Open Government R&D Commercial-ization Promote high growth entrepreneurship; increase university and federal lab commercialization Catalyze Breakthroughs for National Priorities
17. National Science & Tech Council – CoT Priorities Harnessing Technology and Innovation to Transform the Economy Catalyze innovation through open data standards with emphasis on health IT, energy grid, education; instill enterprise architecture in federal IT design Standards & Architecture Invest in the Building Blocks of American Innovation Promote Competitive Markets that Spur Productive Entrepreneurship Catalyze public, private and academic leadership to address “Grand Challenges” with emphasis on learning systems, “exascale” computing, real-time language translation Grand Challenges Catalyze Breakthroughs for National Priorities
18. Toward a New Performance Compact A Government that Works
20. Delivering on the Promise “In the next 90 days, USCIS will launch a vastly improved Web site that will, for the first time ever, allow applicants to get updates on their status of their applications via e-mail and text message and online.” –President Barack Obama, June 25, 2009
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22. STEM Game Design Competition
23. After School Activities
24. PSA Campaign
25. Early STEM Literacy
26. Private Sector Leaders
27. Annual White House Science Fair“Through these efforts, we're going to expand the scope and scale of science and math education all across America.” –President Barack Obama, November 23rd, 2009
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