i.t. information and communications technology and biomedicine why is that it's because the federal government built a platform for venture capitalists and the entrepreneurs they back to dance that kind of investment and the role of government as a creative and collaborative customer has not been available at. the new twenty first century technologies discussed the nano tech clean green to alternative energy technologies venture capitalists have been way ahead of the curve it's as if they'd been investing trying to invest in personal computers in the one nine hundred sixty s. before the microprocessor had been broadly enhanced and developed and radically reduced in cost ok so that's really interesting it's actually something to think about before we go i do want the opportunity to ask you because you have had your career in this area because we have this debate on the fiscal cliff because we have this debate on changes to the tax code carried interest is something that's been discussed why shouldn't carried interest be taxed in line with regular income if this is how you're making your living

information. so i think we are at the cusp, andpeople understand that, and that is what real consumerization of i.t. is about. second thing is monetization and shared services. we think of commoditization like windows, google apps, but the real issue is i.t. has become a service, and the services are the commoditized. government will figure that out will understand what is the service that government is going to provide, and how much of that service is a utility that can be highly automated and how much of its is knowledge based, and what -- the third thing is the efficiency gains have to come from distributed input. the productivity of the government employee operating in a silo is a model of the 20th century, not the 21st century. in the 21st century, the model has to be realtime assembly of the people that have the insights, and i believe the one to quicksilver, but it goes back years before we talk about it -- response time for government -- how fast does it take for government to make a decision? what are the opportunities to accelerate that? there will be big productivity gains in that. the f

information assurance training. these are great programs to fit into an i.t.hop but they believe they are experts when they are done. the challenge is to present a program that is applicable to the skill set you need. i have seen this misfire were people show up and say i have this degree therefore i am a cyber security expert. the complication is so much different than information insurance. it is an important role. it is not cyber security. the challenge for academia's to make sure people understand where they fit into the security and what those differences are. we are talking about millions of light of milk -- lines of malicious code of that spread when they get into your network. that is much more of a difficult task than your information insurance. >> i think there's something like 100 + committees in the congress that are involved. there really should be a consolidation of them. i think there has to be seen some source were the maximum authority of the government is expressed in clear terms to get it out. i do agree with what he said. you have to get th

information. people understand that, and that is what real consumer is asian of -- consumerization of i.t. is a bout. -- about. second thing is monetization and shared services. we think of commodities asian like windows, google apps, but the real issue is i.t. has become a service, and the services are the monetized -- commoditized. government will figure that out in the next two years, and we will understand what is the service that government is going to provide, and how much of that service is a utility that can be highly automated and how much of its is knowledge based, and what -- the third thing is the efficiency gains have to come from distributed input. the productivity of the government employee operating in a silo is a model of the 20th century, not the 21st century. in the 21st century, the model has to be real time assembly of the people that have the insights, and i believe the one metric -- we use this going back to quicksilver, but it goes back years before we talk about it -- response time for government -- how fast does it take for government to make a decision? what are

information that's the problem. >> i just want to make sure why have this right and it's your job to enforce, not to write it. you don't need voter i.t. if you vote early. >> your list of your photo i.d., utility bill, you can use all those things or you can when you are voting early, you write your name, address, date of birth, driver's license number, they will ask for it with your social security number or you can provide one of these 13 additional items in your signature a and a cross check that against the database, and that talks it works in our state. estimates are you voting early at your courthouse or are you voting early in the different areas. >> or the designated area members. >> in west virginia we have early voting in the courthouse and we also have what is called satellite. so, i am trying to figure out how you do that. how you cannot ask for -- >> because you are using the driver's license number or the last digits of the security number and checking that come and before that envelope is opened the check that against the statewide data base where is your signature excess of the electronic file and where all of that in