interviewed at Gov 2.0 – Heather West
summary
Conference coverage argues that releasing raw data is insufficient and that practical tech-government collaboration is what scales solutions. Key specifics: augmented reality for utility lines is already in use on citizens’ smartphones in one Texas pilot; Virtual Alabama mapped floor plans ties Google‑Earth enterprise layers, cameras and first‑responder social overlays for disaster response and is being pushed toward Virtual USA by DHS. Real barriers named include 1950s public‑meeting rules and procurement laws that block reuse and open, machine‑readable data.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:24What did you see at Gov 20
- 2:49Augmented Reality
- 3:28Minor Texas
- 4:02Virtual Alabamagov
- 4:44Virtual USA
- 5:15Gov 20 buzzwords
- 6:32Hallway conversations
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