the plan itself is the second itt plan for the city. the first was adopted by this board in june of 2011 and there have been a lot of ongoing work and ongoing ways of looking at the plan and what it needs to be in the future. you heard the earlier presentation about the capital plan. in a lot of ways that is a much more mature planning process. this is more like the younger cousin who is here the second time. and we keep developing so that's why we look forward to these hearings to learn more about what you as policy makers want to see in this plan and then we continue improving it each time we go back. >> as long as you didn't say black sheep or [speaker not understood], it's okay. >> younger. before we get into the plan, one of the things supervisor chiu, we'll address later to look at the troubled projects that he references and also just the status of certain projects, one of the things i do want to highlight that we often miss whenever we talk about it and itt planning in the city is to really look at the accomplishments over what

there were three main guiding priorities for development of the itt plan. innovation, sustainability and resilience. we talk a lot about whether innovation in and of itself should be part of the ict plan and decided whether innovation needed to be looked at across every it project we do in the city and wasn't so much a goal as it was, and i approach how we look at itt projects for city government. sustainability we really talked about two key factors. one, attracting, developing and maintaining it personnel and there was a separate working group with the hr, number of unions and a number of city departments. right now looking at how we can strengthen it hiring and retention efforts in the city. and then also it is important for sustainability is how we plan and how we monitor projects as they go along. and that is emphasized in this plan more than the prior one. and then lastly, looking at the resilience of our it sis at thectionv. -- system. that's both from a disaster pre-faredness system and security. preparedness ~ the new itt plan is based around four

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china sea dispute between japan and china -- the japanese call it sent .ockatoo -- senkaku the merits, itt is easy to understand it from both sides. if you look at history there is merit on both sides. -- the point the u.s. makes continually to both sides is there needs to be really good control right down to the boat .ommander great channels of communication at the top political level, top therery levels, because has been a lot of tension. that the optimistic is aoreign minister someone who speaks japanese, there is a japanese expert that he has selected to go into the will and that both sides be able to de-escalate. stability is totally necessary for the kinds of economic growth that asian needs and the world needs, and for stability in the region. thethen, of course, in south china sea, that is different because this is territorial. china has territorial disputes .ith just about everyone philippines, vietnam, indonesia and various countries have territorial disputes among themselves. there are, we don't take sides. we simply say, listen, it is unacceptable, as it is in the east china se

makes itt probably much more complicated in terms of trying to reach an agreement the politicalause competitionmong the various figures in iran becomes intertwined with the nuclear negotiations. and so for the 2009 episode was a good example where the president was clearly in favor of the deal and to some extent the opponents were motivated. there were motivated by a desire to try to prevent him from taking credit for making progress. the collapse of a 2009 deal i think was a critical turning point at least in terms of what the administration's perceptions were. it demonstrated how difficult it would be to get even a very modest agreement and this was it an extremely modest agreement. and shifted the president's policy to one that emphasized increasing pressure as a way to gain leverage in purchase cuffed and we embarked on a very difficult six months negotiation for another un security if account resolution. most of you remember brazil and turkey and iran announced an agreement which was viewed in the white house as a pretty transparent effort to delay the sanctions. we went ahead with those s

is itt decreasing something we should be concerned about as well. is on the increase in dagestan is something we should be concerned about. >> i am out of time. i yield back. >> i don't believe any americans are concerned if a country decides to have leadership that .s religious if there is a religion that convinces people putter their faith faith is to murder other people's children -- people faith is of their to murder other people's children. for their independence and right to vote. mr. sherman. >> thank you. does anyone have little quick history lesson for us as to the chechen deportation? how many people were kicked out, etc. westmark >> the entire .peration in 1944 -- 1994 a quarter died in transit. they were allowed to return. russia resettled some people into the homes inside chechnya at that time. eventually allowed the chechens to come back. many came back. there were issues in ethnic tensions within chechnya in people who resettled in their homes. tragedyknown as a great to the ethnic identity of chechens at this event. it is something v

stated, did itt include sustainment? it does. >> what is the estimated sustainment cost? >> for what year? an ongoing basis. at theou look elimination of the backlog and to think in terms of the input of an information moving from paper to electrons, the in terms in terms of how we make this, there is a multitude of systems out there. when you ask the question based on where you draw the boundaries, it either goes up or down. when we talk about the 155 it picks up to pay for the development on the engine, also portions of the payment fees. up, had all of the pieces it covers not just the engine but includes all of this been terms of the benefits that we used to bring information in that the veteran uses for self- service. they're able to do that work. the unified desktop is able to get a complete view of the status as well as the output of the sum total. it is 207 $5 million. it is a large investment to make sure not only the engine is working but to pay from that change from paper to electrons. >> we have to pay for any more of the engine after 2014? >> the program plan

country, we are more concerned with the potential of the nation state, and, of obviously, we called itt publicly before, russia and china are probably the most capable from a nation state perspective to have the capability to attack. this is separate, of course, from espionage, electronic or cyber ease pee naming, and -- espionage, and as we know, it's going on by the chinese particularly. other threats, though, from other countries who don't have that capability, but might have a more benevada attempt might concern us, which we do watch, and tails off to hacker, criminals, organized crime, which probably represent a lesser capability, but a more aggressive intent. let me stop and ask if others want to -- rob, duped to comment? >> i pick up on where general clapper started. i do believe the greatest threat now comes from nation states. i would add iran. that's in the public threat as well. there's been expansion in the use of tools of denial of service attacks, but there's other tools out there developed, could be developed, that would, as opposed to tieing up data or delaying the trans