it is chaired by john whole-grain, his science advisor and also eric lander, who is cochair and vice chair by bill christ. it works on a number of reports that were done first and education, manufacturing, nanotechnology, i.t., a number of other issues on the check out the city in the fall talk about to look at the full potential of federal spectrum. >> host: craig mundie, if you have summarized this report you log it to the president. >> guest: well, in the report we make a series of recommendations that span quite the range of issues that begin with the question of what should the strategy be long-term for the country in order to avail itself the benefits that come from the technology and software to elegy that are available today. but we haven't been able to be brought to this point. reports than that it's a creative incentives and measurement systems within a broad spectrum in order to accelerate the movement from the classical model of spectrum allocation to the new model. the report recently identifies a specific strategy, how this process could begin early, even though the com

also eric lander who is a co- chair and a vice chaired by bill press. we work on a number of reports that were done the forest them education, manufacturing nanotechnology, health i.t., a number of other issues. the text of this study in the fall as you talk about looking at the full potential of federal spectrum. >> summarize this report that you all gave to the president. >> in the report, we make a series of recommendations that stand -- span a range of issues beginning with the question of, what should the strategy be long-term for the country in order to avail itself of the benefits that come from the new technologies and electronic and software technologies that are available today. for a variety of reasons, they have not been able to be broadly deployed. the reports speaks to creating measurement systems within the broadness of spectrum by the federal government and order to accelerate the movement from a classical model of spectrum allocation to the new model. the report basically identifies a specific strategy. how the process could begin early

also eric lander who is a co- chair and a vice chaired by bill press. we work on a number of reports that were done the forest them education, manufacturing, nanotechnology, health i.t., a number of other issues. the text of this study in the fall as you talk about looking at the full potential of federal spectrum. >> summarize this report that you all gave to the president. >> in the report, we make a series of recommendations that stand -- span a range of issues beginning with the question of, what should the strategy be long-term for the country in order to avail itself of the benefits that come from the new technologies and electronic and software technologies that are available today. for a variety of reasons, they have not been able to be broadly deployed. speaks to creating measurement systems within the broadness of spectrum by the federal government and order to accelerate the movement from a classical model of spectrum allocation to the new model. the report basically identifies a specific strategy. how the process could begin early, even thou