NII產業發展協進會/數位典藏與學習之學術與社會應用推廣分項計畫,請了歐巴馬的網路科技顧問 Dr. Michael R. Nelson 來演講,THE CROWD AND THE CLOUD: THE IMPACT OF THE INTERNET ON U.S. PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS,非常棒,可惜宣傳不佳,只有少少幾個人在台大國發所小小的教室裡聽到。會後拿到簡報檔,摘錄一些重點:
Keys to Success
- Clear vision and goals effectively communicated—over and over and over
- Flexibility to allow team members to find new ways to achieve the goals
- Talented people
(who attract other talented people)
- Free flow of information
- So good decisions are made quickly
- So bad ideas are spotted early and corrected
Challenges for campaigns
- Picking the right technologies, esp. for cloud services
- Being flexible but not stupid
- Keeping information channels open
- Ensuring security of IT systems and information
- Installing a common vision and esprit de corps
The really big question
- How will Obama’s Internet campaign shape the way he governs?
- He knows he won because of the Net , the crowd, and the Cloud
- He’ll be the first Internet president:
- More high-level focus on IT, S&T issues
- Better people in tech policy positions
- More investment in R&D and IT infrastructure
- Millions of Obama supporters ready to help
Roles for Mybarack.commy.barackobama.com
- More than 3 million person on-line army
- Almost unlimited source of advice and ideas
- Potential for frustration re: narrow issues
- Independent efforts growing
- Change.gov
and change.com
- Possible source of millions of amateur lobbyists
- Mobilize for local action?
Conclusions
- The Internet Revolution is less than 15% complete
- We’ve seen less than 10% of the Net’s potential impact on US politics
- Wiki-style politics unleashes the “wisdom of crowds”—and the “power of crowds”
- Cloud computing will “change the game”
- When in doubt, empower the citizen!
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