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Driving Innovation in GovernmentCarole PostNew York City Chief Information OfficerGovernment IT Leadership ForumWashington, D.CMay 5, 20111
NYC DoITT MissionDoITTisModernizingImplementing state-of-the-arttechnology to improveservices for New YorkersUnlockingMaking NYC government moretransparent & accountable toNew YorkersInnovatingEmploying innovative tools,methods and relationships toempower New Yorkers2
DoITT is 1200 employees in 7 locationsOperating Budget 360 millionCapital Plan Estimated 1 billion over 4 yearsRevenue 120 millionWhatDoesDoITTDo? IT Utility Mainframe Systems Citywide IT Help Desk Network Provider Network Security Programmers Technical Resources Webmasters Purchasing AgentIT ConsultantResearch & cy ResponderCall Center OperatorPay Phone EnforcementCable Franchisor3
IT Shared Services in a Federated EnterpriseDoITT – NYC’s IT service provider – serves 45 Mayoral Agencies and a wealth ofadditional City boards, offices and commissions.4
Modernizing IT LEADERSHIP5
Modernizing CITIServ: IT INFRASTRUCTURE CONSOLIDATIONToday Fragmented across 83 City entities826254 5105620 651 524853 More than 60 unique data centers ofvarying sizes and conditions16471317291 Suboptimal disaster recovery,security planning, and 24/7 support30719 21491431 444250156
Modernizing CITIServ: IT INFRASTRUCTURE CONSOLIDATIONTomorrow Unified data center and DR operations Shared services provided to City agencies Support agency application developmentand business solutionsInvestments today toplan for tomorrow7
Modernizing 8.1.2.7.6.3.4.1. Remote traffic control2. Wireless Meter Reading3. Wireless Video(Incident video and video conferencing)5.4. Handheld applications7. Mobile and Data License Plate Recognition(Fixed and mobile)5. Sensor management(NBC, weather, etc.)6. Emergency call boxes8. RMP Mobile Office9. Automatic vehicle location8
Modernizing IT CONTRACTS9
Unlocking DIGITAL INCLUSION NYC Connected Learning ( 22 million) NYC Connected Communities ( 14 million) NYC Connected Foundations ( 6 million)AffordableBroadbandServiceFree ComputerHardwareLocations of Public Access PointsFamily DigitalLiteracyTrainingBilingualHelp DeskMarketing &AwarenessValueDemonstration:Boost EducationalOutcomes10
Unlocking REPORTING11
Unlocking IDEAS12
Innovating 311 Customer Service Center Nearly 20 million calls in 2010, average of 60,000 calls per day. More than 1 million visitors to 311Online, daily average of 2,760 visits.PhoneMobileOnlineText13
Innovating Service Request MapProvides the ability to view specificlocations of complaints filed over thepast year – across 15 categories.14
Unlocking IDEAS15
Unlocking DATA www.nyc.gov/data 400 datasets Legislation Pending16
Unlocking MOBILE APPSRoadifySportaneousDontEatAt17
Innovating PROCUREMENTCurrent Process NeedSmall Speedy Procurement and Rapid Contracts18
Innovating Common Goals Common Solutions19
Innovating TABLET PILOT PROGRAMS Partnership approach More than simply “you build, we buy” Identifying a tool kit of options thatmeet NYC specifications20
Enabling the connected 21
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May 05, 2011 · Government IT Leadership Forum Washington, D.C May 5, 2011. 2 Implementing state-of-the-art technology to improve . DIGITAL INCLUSION 10 NYC Connected Learning ( 22 million) . NYC Wedding Chapel Merchandise Recommendation Author:
Grace Church [NYC 09] African Burial Ground National Monument [NYC 10] Brooklyn Bridge. Map C [NYC 11] St. Ann & The Holy Trinity Church [NYC 12] Fort Greene Park & Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument [NYC 13] Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church [NYC 14] St. Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Cathedral. Bibliography and Acknowledgments. Credits
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3. Get visitors excited to travel to New York City again. 4. Restore confidence among meeting and event organizers to choose NYC so a foundation of business is secured for the future. 5. Reinforce NYC as one of the world's most diverse, inclusive and welcoming cities. 6. Help put NYC's more than 403,000 tourism and hospitality employees .
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NYC has much higher pedestrian activity than rest of USA NYC has lower VMT per capita, driven at lower speeds 4 NYC vs. USA Traffic Fatalities per 100,000 Residents Yearly Average (2008-2010) Journey-to-Work Transit Walking Mode Share (2008-2010) Pedestrian Non-Pedestrian Total NYC 1.82 1.43 3.26 68.3% USA (less NYC) 1.38 10.16
