architecture and agility with lives at stake
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- 1. Architecture and Agility (with Lives at Stake)
Eduardo Jezierski, CTO
@edjez
2. 10+ years ago, I helped create Microsoft Patterns &
Practices push the culture, reduce the backlog gap.
Sharing knowledge, patterns, and customer connected processes
3. Your why matters
4. About InSTEDD
Vision
We envision a world where communities everywhere design and use
technology to continuously improve their health, safety and
development.
Mission
Our mission is to improve global health, safety and sustainable
development through:
BuildingCapacity within communities to foster a local culture of
innovation
Creating Collaboration Technologies for social good
Collaborating with End Users through a bottom up design and
development process
Ensuring Usefulness and Impact through research and
evaluation
Values
Social Responsibility - Collaboration - Agility
5. Design
6. Birth complication data collection deviceTombodu (Sierra
Leone)
7. Appropriate Design is Contextual
8. InSTEDD iLab, Phnom Penh
9. InSTEDD Innovation Labs
Surprise plus memory equals learning
Stewart Brand
The Clock of the Long Now
Culture eats strategys lunch every day
Common phrase at InSTEDD iLab
10. Local developers help build & implement a nationwide
malaria elimination project in weeks, including telco business
negotiations.
11. Phnom Penh Innovation Lab
Build team
Support regional biosurveillance
Mobile Operator agreements
100% Local app design
First local revenues
National scaling of programs
Transition to Social Enterprise (18 months)
Formal Evaluation
Inception
TEDxPhnom Penh
KYE Khmer Young Entrepreneurs
Collaboration Side effects
Sponsored 1stBarcamp
ShareVision Created
BarcampYg
Phnom Penh Hackerspace
BarcampVt
+Rockefeller
+ Google.org
+ HI-PPP
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
12. Mini-retrospective for each user story
13. OWNCEPTION
14. Collaboration
15. As Storm Ketsana struck Thailand,health workers using InSTEDD
GeoChat alerted each other of floods, how to avoid injuries and
rescuing villagers
16. A leptospirosis outbreak gets detected, discussed, and
investigated in half the time the official reports would
allow.
It is contained early.
17. Self-Governance
What is missing is [..] a theory of collective action whereby a
group of principals can organize themselves voluntarily to retain
the residuals of their own efforts
E. Ostrom Governing the Commons
18. Data as an extractive industry
Who are data collection tools benefiting the most?
19. Information technology doesnt need to be digital InSTEDD works
on tools that simplify data reporting and interpretation across the
literacy gap
20. InSTEDD built for Thomson Reuters a mobile information system
4636 in Haiti after the earthquake.
The system integrated multiple tools and organizations in one
information flow
21. Information is a vital form of aid in itself Disaster-affected
people need information as much as water, food, medicine, or
shelter. Information can save lives, livelihoods and resources.-
World Disaster Report
22. Empowering vulnerable populations with information
Relevance: Geographic, demographic, timeliness
Dialogue: Keep a 2-way channel open
23. Extreme agile: Sudden onset design debt
30 min
Pattern: Building blocks, rewire on the fly
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24. 25. Crisis response organizations desire agility, but are not
as methodological about it as the technology industry
26. 27. Architecture
28. We will give you this new system that manages patient
information on mobiles
And its Free!
29. Gee, thanks.
30. No, Really!
31. 32. Each group has interests!
Linking systems across MOHdepartments could better taken as a B2B
over the web interaction than an enterprise integration
33. Unleashing local innovation on health systems
Example Health Information System, Rwanda (already in progress,
2011-2012)
External Systems
Village Volunteer Mobile Apps
PMTCT Apps
Analytics
etc
Analytics
etc
Analytic Modules
Authentication
Authorization
Auditing
National Registry of Indicators
Ministry of Health
Other Ministries
Shared Health Record
Provider Registry
Birth Registry
Facility Registry (NAMIS)
Patient Flow Management
Death Registry
Terminology Service
National ID Database
Client Registry
Mobile Gateway
Payment Gateway
Provider Gateway
Public Sector Facilities
Private Sector Facilities
Insurance
mBanking
34. Sharing
35. It takes 15 years to produce a strong university level
teacher
36. BarCamp Yangon (Burma/Myanmar) 2010 and 2011
Largest in the history of humanity, 3000+ attendees each.
37. 38. Everybody is partying like its 1984 Ray Ozzie
39. Perspective
40. Hobby-With the purpose of inspiring different ways of looking
at our Earth, we launch high-altitude balloons with children, so
they take their own pictures of the curvature of the earth from
space.
41. Across the world, people want a better life for their children
than they had themselves
42. It can take many generations to figure out how to run ourselves
and this planet
43. 44. Thank you!
@edjez
[email protected]
45. Appendix
46. Nudge!
You can help! We have exciting open source projects for mobile
communications, visualization, and analytics
Many skills are needed- development, design, tech writing, market
analysis, art, hardware, media..
We encourage you to consider coming to our innovation labs and
sharing your knowledge for a day or for months!
Find us and more info at http://instedd.org