The Internet of Everything: Data, Networks and Opportunities
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What is the promise of data-driven innovation? How can it drive our economy and improve our lives?
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation is pleased to present "The Internet of Everything" project, a collection of essays and articles that explore the many ways that data and Internet connectivity is changing the face of business and society.
These essays examine topics such as autonomous vehicles, smart cities and advanced transportation systems. They explore the important security and privacy issues surrounding the use of data, and look at key public policy questions including regulations, the ethical and responsible use of data, and the use of data to help underserved communities.
We encourage you to click on the interactive table of contents above to access more than two dozen articles from noted experts from the public and private sectors.
In addition to these essays, look to this page for content from our Sept. 22 event, "The Internet of Everything: Data, Networks, and Opportunities." And for more related research, check out the Foundation's initiative on Data-Driven Innovation.
INTERNET OF EVERYTHING: TABLE OF CONTENTS
Topic: International Commerce
Expanding the Digital Economy Though Data
Writer(s): Cam Kerry, Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Brookings Institution's Center for Technology & Innovation, Senior Counsel, Sidley Austin LLP, former General Counsel, US Department of Commerce
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Topic: Data Threats
A Hacker’s Perspective – You Better Be Ready
Writer(s): Jayson Street, Hacker
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Topic: Investment
Information, Investment and the Internet of Everything
Writer(s): George Ford, Chief Economist & Larry Spiwak, President of Phoenix Center for Advanced Legal & Economic Policy Studies
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Topic: Civil Right/Civil Liberties
Guarding Against Data Discrimination in the Internet of Everything
Writer(s): Dr. Nicol Turner-Lee, Vice President and Chief Research & Policy Officer, Minority Media and Telecommunications Council (MMTC)
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Topic: Open Data
Open Data: Policy Reforms Drive Innovation and Opportunity
Writer(s): Hudson Hollister, Executive Director, Data Transparency Coalition
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Topic: Public – Private Sector Engagement
Balancing Value Creation and Data Security with Public-Private Partnerships
Writer(s): Howard Schmidt, Partner, Ridge-Schmidt Cyber
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Topic: Public Policy
Don’t Let Fear Hold Back the Internet of Everything
Writer(s): Adam Thierer, Fellow, Mercatus Center, George Mason University
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Topic: Regulatory Environment
With Data, Will Regulators Show Humility or Hubris
Writer(s): Susan Dudley, Director, Regulatory Studies Center; Research Professor, Trachtenberg School of Public Policy & Public Administration, George Washington University
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Topic: Infrastructure Resilience
Vulnerability and Resilience in the Internet of Everything
Writer(s): Frank J. Cilluffo, Director, Center for Cyber and Homeland Security (CCHS), George Washington University & and Sharon L. Cardash, Associate Director, CCHS, George Washington University
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Topic: Efficiency
Improving Business Efficiency with the Internet of Everything
Writer(s): Phil Gerskovich, SVP, New Growth Platforms, Zebra Technologies
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Topic: Industry Collaboration
Working Together on the Road – Connected Cars and Collaboration
Writer(s): Hilary Cain, Director, Technology and Innovation Policy, Toyota
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Topic: Data Ethics
Ethics and Privacy in the Data-Driven World
Writer(s): Jules Polonetsky, Founder, Future of Privacy Forum & Joseph Jerome
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Topic: Data for Underserved Populations
Addressing Inequality and the ‘Data Divide’
Writer(s): Daniel Castro, Executive Director, Center for Data Innovation
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Topic: Building Trust
A Trust Framework for the Internet of Everything
Writer(s): Brendon Lynch, Chief Privacy Officer, Microsoft
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Topic: Crisis Response
Take Shelter Now: Data-Driven Personalized Weather Alerts
Writer(s): Peter Gieneke, GIS Data Engineer, Crisis Response, Google
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Topic: A Physician’s Perspective
Connected Care – A Data –Driven Future of Medicine
Writer(s): Dr. Allison Suttle, Chief Medical Officer, Sanford Health
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Topic: Combating Hunger
With Data, Seeing American Hunger from 50,000 Feet
Writer(s): Maria Belding, Founder & Executive Director, MEANS Database
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Topic: Trade
Fostering Digital Trade is Key to Growth
Writer(s): Myron Brilliant, Executive Vice President and Head of International Affairs, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
-Topic: Privacy
Ushering in Digital Corporate Social Responsibility
Writer(s): Nuala O’Connor, President & CEO, Center for Democracy & Technology
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Topic: Tomorrow’s Data Business
With Data Comes New Jobs, New Companies, New Possibilities
Writer(s): John Raidt, USCCF Scholar – in partnership with Jason Tyszko, Foundation/CEW
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Topic: Startups
Writer(s): Evan Burfield, Co-founder, 1776
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Topic: Government’s Role
How to Regulate the Internet of Things Without Harming its Future
Writer(s): Joshua Wright, former Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission
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Topic: Cities & Industry
Data, Innovation, and Millennials Take Hold in Detroit
Writer(s): Michael Hendrix, Director of Research, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation
-Topic: Economics
Why GDP Statistics are Failing Us
Writer(s): Diane Coyle, Principal, Enlightenment Economics
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Topic: Retail/Consumer Innovation
Data-Driven Innovation in Retail
Writer(s): Leslie Bradshaw, Principal, Made by Many, USCCF Fellow
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Topic: Automotive/Transportation
Driving into a Connected Future – How Data is Changing the Auto Industry
Writer(s): Catherine McCullough, Executive Director of the Intelligent Car Coalition, Auto Alliance
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Topic: Healthcare
The App-ification of Medicine 2.0
Writer(s): Bret Swanson, Principal, Entropy Economics; USCCF Scholar
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Topic: Infrastructure
Writer(s): Michael Chertoff, Chairman & Founder, The Chertoff Group
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Topic: Immersive Internet
The Immersive Internet: Public Policy In A Hundred-Billion Device World
Writer(s): Bret Swanson, Principal, Entropy Economics; USCCF Scholar