6th saes - presentation by ann lavin (google, asia-pacific) on innovation and enterpreneurship

7/29/2019 6th SAES - Presentation by Ann Lavin (Google, Asia-Pacific) on Innovation and Enterpreneurship

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Innovation Growth AgendaUnleashing innovation for economic growth in SouthAsia

Ann Lavin, Google.


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The internet contributes an average of1.9% o f GDPandgenerates3.2 jobsfor every one that is lost in emergingmarkets.

The Internet remains a bright spot ofeconomic growth
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The Internet remains a bright spot of economicrenewal


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Traditional companies going online


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Creating opportunities

forgrowth


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Let the open Web flourish

Resist the urge to clamp down on the Internet - the collateraldamage will be the broader economy.


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Reduce barriers to doing business

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Trim away regulatory barriers that create obstaclesentrepreneurs and small businesses that lack resources tonavigate compliance.


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Stimulating the

Public Sector


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Require that public sector information can beopen and accessible

Open, accessible public sector information can be used to unleashbenefits far greater than the value of the data alone.


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Investing in

Human Capital


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Openly license publicly funded educationalresources

The internet tearsdown barriers to high-quality education.

Khan Academy &MIT'sOpenCourseWarehelp make education

more equitable andmake more resourcesopenly available.


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Portugals investment in e-learning for students aged 6-10 will create1,470 jobs and produce a total economic impact of2.26B.

Studies in New Zealand conclude that increased digital literacy skillswould result in national productivity gains of $1.7B.

Supplement traditional learning with online tools


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Optimizing existing

infrastructure


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When consumershave access to real-time energy data theysave up to 15% ontheir energy bills.

If all US householdshad access to thisinformation it couldsave consumers $46billion by 2020.

Promote real-time access to energy data


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Innovation in transportationvehicles is creating animperative to establishstandard means ofcollecting and sharing dataabout transport use.

As vehicles are built toinclude more and moresensors, they will be able to

make informed decisionsthatin aggregatewilloptimize use of the networkas a whole.

Promote open standards for transportation data


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Internet users need high quality information aboutspeed, quality and availability of connections.

Promote measurement of Internet speeds andcost


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Building tomorrow's

innovation through R&D


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Convene grand challenges to spur openinnovation

The grand challenge

to map the humangenome yielded

tremendous returnsfor the economy,estimated at nearly$140 for every $1

invested by thegovernment.


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Open up access to publicly funded research

Galaxy Zoo enables users to collaborate withastronomers in identifying images of galaxies.


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Unleashing innovation transforms economies

We need to think creatively about taking these ideas andtranslating them into policies that will promote thecreation, exchange and implementation of new ideasacross the economy.


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Thank you!

6th saes - presentation by ann lavin (google, asia-pacific) on innovation and enterpreneurship

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