Oregon DGS 15 Presentation - Impact of Broadband in Oregon Jeff Heckman

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Oregon Digital Government Summit

The Impact of Broadband in Oregon

State Animal:

State

Crustacean:

2Broadband in Oregon

How would YOU define Broadband?

FCC in 2010 defined as 4:1

4 Mbps DOWN, and 1 Mbps UP

FCC in 2015 defines as 25:3

25 Mbps DOWN, and 1 Mbps UP

How has the State of Oregon either USED or PLAN to use Broadband?

Has YOUR customer (public at large) requested any specific service(s) be delivered via Broadband?

3The Impact of Broadband in Oregon

As the Internet continues its transformation from a web of

information to a web of connected people and things, the

bar has been raised for designing infrastructure that

is up to the task so that no one (or machine) is left behind.

Cases in Point: Cisco 50B things

By 2020, Nokia expects networks to be delivering 1GB of

personalized data per user, per day - requiring a thousand times more capacity than in 2010.

By 2017, 90% of Samsung products will be IoT enabled. by 2020? 100%.

4The vision is that the Internet of Things will

enable goods to be produced more

imaginatively, services to be provided more

effectively, and scarce resources to be used

more sparingly.

Fatter data pipe = sky the limit

Broadband: Applications are reshaping education Helps patients and health care providers Is vital to public safety / emergency preparedness (FirstNet) VoIP/VoLTE?, Adv. Computer gaming?, Video conferencing, Live

webcast? Employee efficiency?, Security camera feeds? File Xfer?,

Network storage/ backup?, Fleet Tracking/Dispatch/Route

optimization?

Smart Grid/City/Home/Car

Initiation BCA Active Business Solutions ProgramSustainable? fine line between that and growth!

UnityPoint Health - Rural Iowa TeleHealth Initiative

Bring broadband capabilities to medical facilities across rural and underserved parts of Iowa. In a

state with hundreds of thousands of underinsured

residents residing in medically underserved

locations, this project aims to improve health care

and delivery, provide education and training for rural

health practitioners, facilitate tele-health, support

disaster readiness, and promote health education

and awareness for residents.

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How does broadband change the way you serve your customers?

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Feedback Loop through

which the heartbeats of

connected devices

continually and in real-time

flow back through complex

alliances

IoT Delivering on the promise

Billions of devices

are currently being

connected to the

Internet.


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IoT / Machine-To-Machine (M2M)

Why the shift?

1 Huge reduction in hardware/ application costs

2 Simplification of GUI on front end coupled with strong partnerships

3 Outstanding wireless coverage, speed, capacity


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If the Internet is about data

created by people, the IoT is

about data created by things.

And its all feeding into a Big Data machine, creating an

entirely new set of data never

seen before.

Your customer is all of us, as stewarded of Oregon:

Has to be consistent commitment to and requirements for open:

Data and open standards Database(s) of IoT projects (from pilots and trials

to implementations)

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So Many Questions

Where is this Fat Data Pipe beings utilized today?

Where COULD the investment be

leveraged?

Who could be served?

Lets start with DOT/public transportation

shall we?

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1. 3G/4G Digital Sign2. 3G/4G Camera3. 3G/4G Parking

Meter4. Weight Sensor5. Temperature Sensor6. Vehicle Tracker7. Digital Fleet

(Material Handling)8. Video Surveillance

Camera

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Blueprints: Construction DOT

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Consider the plight of downtown drivers competing for

parking:

A quarter of all traffic congestion in San Francisco is caused by people hunting for a parking spot!

28 major cities are deploying smart parking with embedded sensors in parking lots to communicate with your

smartphone, directing you to the nearest opening.

Revenues to fund transportation infrastructure:

At the head of the line is Oregon, where a pay-by-mile pilot program starts June 1. Oregons proposal would recover lost gas tax revenue with Road Usage fees. Driver location and distance tabulations would be collected through GPS devices

that connect cars and tax collectors via the Internet. Many

other states will be watching Oregons test drive.

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DOT:

Sensors Prevent Drivers From

Feeding Meters For More Time

City of Somerville

announced a

partnership with

Parkmobile so

that people can

pay their parking

meters by simply

using their mobile

device.

Smart street signs

Between 8% and

74% of traffic in

congested

downtown areas is

caused by people

cruising for

parking.

Spend between 3.5

and 14 minutes

searching for a

space each time

they park.

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Timekeeping

Job Dispatching

GPS Tracking

Advanced Wireless Forms

Asset Management


Initiation BCA Active Business Solutions Program

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While on the topic of security/monitoring:

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Smart Scouter Technology and Service


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Remote Monitoring System


Monnit: Over 40 Sensor Types Available

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Thank You!


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