first up, ajay raju, and terry madonna and law professor jan ting.his vote was watched all week, the governor said don't approve one, harrisburg said you better approve allot. they said five. >> 39 charters approved. the philadelphia school partnership said we'll give you 35 million, 25 toward charters, 10 million to the public schools now it's taking its marbles and going home. did the src having not done anymore charters since 2007 did they make the right call with that? >> they were in a impossible position. they did the best they could do, they dealt with the reality that additional charters impose additional cost on the school districts which can't afford it. but on the on the other hand there's a strong constituency auto there the republican legislature, frankly a lot of parents who want more choices and they don't care what it cost the school district. >> he was very clear you've come to me asking for $200 million. you must be kidding. >> the republican ledge light tur it's going -- legislature it's going to be a fight about increasing the edu

said. >> ajay and peter do you think we need framework 2.0? >> absolutely and three, and four and five. it's going to have to be iterative. >> evolving all the time. you have a risk road map and you have created what i would call a storm for everyone who talks the same language. where a little while ago in cybersecurity we were not all talking similar language. it's a really good first step but if we sit on this right now the other guys are moving way too fast. the guys you're trying to protect from are moving every day. every minute. right now there are people trying to hack into our companies. right now. and one of those idiots might succeed. that's the fearful part. and what you have to be careful of is that you are being able to stay agile enough to protect yourself, and not think that there's one framework to solve every piece. >> that's the over all issue, is that with just a number of agencies and internal parties, external parties, this things moving very quickly. and so where on the real cyber threat attack transactional fraud, inform

my name is ajay chaturvedi.n an organization called harva, which stands for "harnessing value of rural india." we set up rural, digital huts in places which have no access and little or no value. so we then typically end up training the women in these villages on computer skills. and we employ these women on basic bpo jobs. the woman who saw a computer for the first time ended up reciting the whole keyboard in 4 hours straight. which to me was mind boggling. but that was her curiosity and that is the will that she has to learn. and now she's able to reach out the people who had no access before. the second thing we end up doing is setting up farming help desks. so by virtue of the internet and connectivity now we are now able to educate farmers, and link up those farmers. it's essentially a whole family that's getting pulled and getting attached to the hut. so by virtue of these women, about 40, 50 women in every one of this huts, they then become our grand ambassadors and go out to their villages. because of th

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but i agree with ajay that there's a protectionism developed around this that has other motives, mores but it is really real. and you see it affect the ability for global companies to operate. you've got to use these providers, you've got to use this technology you can't have it outside if you think about a global financial system a global delivery of any product in the world this is actually working very much against it but i think it takes governments to sit down and cooperate and say it's okay to have multinational companies. >> it also ruins the potential for the internet to be this great collaborative enabler. this place where people can express themselves freely and communicate across societies and cultures. i mean the promise of the internet is a truly global, you know, way to help people all around the world create a better life for themselves and their families. >> well as you can tell we could spend another 45 minutes just talking about this challenge. but let's give our panel a real round of applause. [ applause ] thank you. that was terrific. thank you very much. >>> ladies

then you get down to individual consumer behavior, and that's the type of thing ajay talked about, theividual usage and data and authentication. we're a long way from the co lab brace we need from the parties. we better than two years ago or five years but we have to keep pushing people in the room and it has to be comprehensive. >> where should that collaboration occur. >> ultimately has to occur with the government's imprim mature, because at the end of the day terrific amount of the information is going to be coming through the financial informations so there can be a private sharing but a certain amount has to go on outside and also an ability to warn us what is coming in an ability for us to find out what is coming at us has been used to be and can be decoded -- diffused faster. things like that are touchy critical and that takes the government. they spent the money and they have the authority and power in capabilities and they see the-it across -- it's still a small amount of stuff that going through the sharing than the amount of stuff that comes at you. >> the president, as you

first up, ajay raju, and terry madonna and law professor jan ting. was watched all week, the governor said don't approve