Local Government use of technology

[Guest guest]

Well, Steve, I hate to disappoint you, but you better be able to talk about

the latest road graders and ditch digging machines if you expect to get

anywhere with county officials. And city officials would love to hear how they

could replace their ambulances with pickups staffed with orangutans and spider

monkeys. That's biotechnology, my friend!

I have to ask this question: Technologies for what? Are you talking about

EMS, fire, cops, or just regular business?

Technology for waste management? Communications? Fleet management?

Information management? What?

GG

>

> As many of you know, my " day job " is being a professional speaker. And

> I'm giving a speech next week on " Technology and Local Govt. " . So, do

> any of you have ideas of technologies that we can apply to local

> government settings? My audience is mostly county and city officials.

> So what would you like to see your city or county do for you? And if

> you represent a city or county, what technologies would you like to use?

>

> =Steve=

>

> --

> Steve LP RIT

> AlertCPR Emergency Training Center

> 1400 Moccassin Trl, Suite 12

> ville, TX 75077

>

>

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[Guest guest]

As many of you know, my " day job " is being a professional speaker. And

I'm giving a speech next week on " Technology and Local Govt. " . So, do

any of you have ideas of technologies that we can apply to local

government settings? My audience is mostly county and city officials.

So what would you like to see your city or county do for you? And if

you represent a city or county, what technologies would you like to use?

=Steve=

--

Steve LP RIT

AlertCPR Emergency Training Center

1400 Moccassin Trl, Suite 12

ville, TX 75077

[Guest guest]

Never really thought of the EMS trunk monkey as biotechnology...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq25fqj7Ecg & feature=related

>

> Well, Steve, I hate to disappoint you, but you better be able to

talk about

> the latest road graders and ditch digging machines if you expect to get

> anywhere with county officials. And city officials would love to

hear how they

> could replace their ambulances with pickups staffed with orangutans

and spider

> monkeys. That's biotechnology, my friend!

>

> I have to ask this question: Technologies for what? Are you

talking about

> EMS, fire, cops, or just regular business?

>

> Technology for waste management? Communications? Fleet

management?

> Information management? What?

>

> GG

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > As many of you know, my " day job " is being a professional speaker. And

> > I'm giving a speech next week on " Technology and Local Govt. " . So, do

> > any of you have ideas of technologies that we can apply to local

> > government settings? My audience is mostly county and city officials.

> > So what would you like to see your city or county do for you? And if

> > you represent a city or county, what technologies would you like

to use?

> >

> > =Steve=

> >

> > --

> > Steve LP RIT

> > AlertCPR Emergency Training Center

> > 1400 Moccassin Trl, Suite 12

> > ville, TX 75077

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Well, Dr. , it is " improvised " technology but still technology. In EMS,

it is technically called an " ITM " - improvised trunk monkey. It is launched

with the use of a cell phone.........

Jane Dinsmore

To: texasems-l@...: phillipsdo@...: Tue, 21 Oct 2008

10:54:13 +0000Subject: Re: Local Government use of technology

Never really thought of the EMS trunk monkey as

biotechnology...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rkve6M9JW3Ehttp://www.youtube.com\

/watch?v=Lq25fqj7Ecg & feature=related>> Well, Steve, I hate to disappoint you, but you better

be able totalk about > the latest road graders and ditch digging machines if you

expect to get > anywhere with county officials. And city officials would love

tohear how they > could replace their ambulances with pickups staffed with

orangutansand spider > monkeys. That's biotechnology, my friend!> > I have to

ask this question: Technologies for what? Are youtalking about > EMS, fire,

cops, or just regular business?> > Technology for waste management?

Communications? Fleetmanagement? > Information management? What?> > GG> > > In a

message dated 10/20/08 7:56:55 PM, paramedic1@... writes:> > > > > > As many of

you know, my " day job " is being a professional speaker. And> > I'm giving a

speech next week on " Technology and Local Govt. " . So, do> > any of you have

ideas of technologies that we can apply to local> > government settings? My

audience is mostly county and city officials.> > So what would you like to see

your city or county do for you? And if> > you represent a city or county, what

technologies would you liketo use?> > > > =Steve=> > > > --> > Steve LP

RIT> > AlertCPR Emergency Training Center> > 1400 Moccassin Trl, Suite 12> >

ville, TX 75077> > > > > > > > > > > > > **************> New

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[Guest guest]

All of the above. I'm going to present them a process for acquiring

technology, and part of that will be a list of some up and coming

technologies and how to use them. So for all aspects of governmental

operations, including public safety.

Mostly I'm going to tell them it's NOT about the technology, it's about

the people, and how you train, utilize, manage, and support them. And

how you need to know in detail WHAT you want to do before deciding HOW

to do it.

=Steve=

wegandy1938@... wrote:

> Well, Steve, I hate to disappoint you, but you better be able to talk about

> the latest road graders and ditch digging machines if you expect to get

> anywhere with county officials. And city officials would love to hear how

they

> could replace their ambulances with pickups staffed with orangutans and spider

> monkeys. That's biotechnology, my friend!

>

> I have to ask this question: Technologies for what? Are you talking about

> EMS, fire, cops, or just regular business?

>

> Technology for waste management? Communications? Fleet management?

> Information management? What?

>

> GG

>

>

>

>

>

>

>> As many of you know, my " day job " is being a professional speaker. And

>> I'm giving a speech next week on " Technology and Local Govt. " . So, do

>> any of you have ideas of technologies that we can apply to local

>> government settings? My audience is mostly county and city officials.

>> So what would you like to see your city or county do for you? And if

>> you represent a city or county, what technologies would you like to use?

>>

>> =Steve=

>>

>> --

>> Steve LP RIT

>> AlertCPR Emergency Training Center

>> 1400 Moccassin Trl, Suite 12

>> ville, TX 75077

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Communications technology is one of the most difficult areas for city and

county officials to understand. Many of them have bought junk systems that

wouldn't work and paid through the nose for them. Other technologies that they

may

or may not be using are meter reading technologies that eliminate meter

readers and process bills, information management systems, alternative fuel

sources, and so forth.

They are deluged with sales people trying to sell them this widgit or that,

and often they have no way of knowing what's good and what's bad.

G

>

> All of the above. I'm going to present them a process for acquiring

> technology, and part of that will be a list of some up and coming

> technologies and how to use them. So for all aspects of governmental

> operations, including public safety.

>

> Mostly I'm going to tell them it's NOT about the technology, it's about

> the people, and how you train, utilize, manage, and support them. And

> how you need to know in detail WHAT you want to do before deciding HOW

> to do it.

>

> =Steve=

>

> wegandy1938@wegandy wrote:

> > Well, Steve, I hate to disappoint you, but you better be able to talk

> about

> > the latest road graders and ditch digging machines if you expect to get

> > anywhere with county officials. And city officials would love to hear how

> they

> > could replace their ambulances with pickups staffed with orangutans and

> spider

> > monkeys. That's biotechnology, my friend!

> >

> > I have to ask this question: Technologies for what? Are you talking about

> > EMS, fire, cops, or just regular business?

> >

> > Technology for waste management? Communications? Fleet management?

> > Information management? What?

> >

> > GG

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >> As many of you know, my " day job " is being a professional speaker. And

> >> I'm giving a speech next week on " Technology and Local Govt. " . So, do

> >> any of you have ideas of technologies that we can apply to local

> >> government settings? My audience is mostly county and city officials.

> >> So what would you like to see your city or county do for you? And if

> >> you represent a city or county, what technologies would you like to use?

> >>

> >> =Steve=

> >>

> >> --

> >> Steve LP RIT

> >> AlertCPR Emergency Training Center

> >> 1400 Moccassin Trl, Suite 12

> >> ville, TX 75077

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

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In a message dated 10/21/2008 19:56:38 Central Daylight Time,

wegandy1938@... writes:

They are deluged with sales people trying to sell them this widgit or that,

and often they have no way of knowing what's good and what's bad.

and many of them don't realize that there are many folks out there willing

to help out in emergency situations (e.g., Ham radio operators)...

ck

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Steve,

What a novel approach. You'll never sell that! LOL.

Gene

>

> True. I think they are looking for a " laundry list " of the latest and

> greatest cool things, the kind of things they get from a vendor. But my

> tagline for all my speaking is " People Style! " , and we'll talk more

> about how to find and evaluate technology, and how to know when to go

> forward and when to stop before pouring too much money down a black hole.

>

> My normal topic is entitled " It's NEVER a Technical Problem, It's ALWAYS

> a People Problem! " . And that holds true for information technology,

> road grading technology, or EMS. Not about the tech, or the procedures,

> or the cool stuff. It's about getting the right people to do the right

> things at the right time, and do them right.

>

> =Steve=

>

> wegandy1938@wegandy wrote:

> > Communications technology is one of the most difficult areas for city and

> > county officials to understand. Many of them have bought junk systems that

> > wouldn't work and paid through the nose for them. Other technologies that

> they may

> > or may not be using are meter reading technologies that eliminate meter

> > readers and process bills, information management systems, alternative

> fuel

> > sources, and so forth.

> >

> > They are deluged with sales people trying to sell them this widgit or

> that,

> > and often they have no way of knowing what's good and what's bad.

> >

> > G

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >> All of the above. I'm going to present them a process for acquiring

> >> technology, and part of that will be a list of some up and coming

> >> technologies and how to use them. So for all aspects of governmental

> >> operations, including public safety.

> >>

> >> Mostly I'm going to tell them it's NOT about the technology, it's about

> >> the people, and how you train, utilize, manage, and support them. And

> >> how you need to know in detail WHAT you want to do before deciding HOW

> >> to do it.

> >>

> >> =Steve=

> >>

> >> wegandy1938@ wegandy1938@

> >>

> >>> Well, Steve, I hate to disappoint you, but you better be able to talk

> >>>

> >> about

> >>

> >>> the latest road graders and ditch digging machines if you expect to get

> >>> anywhere with county officials. And city officials would love to hear

> how

> >>>

> >> they

> >>

> >>> could replace their ambulances with pickups staffed with orangutans and

> >>>

> >> spider

> >>

> >>> monkeys. That's biotechnology, my friend!

> >>>

> >>> I have to ask this question: Technologies for what? Are you talking

> about

> >>> EMS, fire, cops, or just regular business?

> >>>

> >>> Technology for waste management? Communications? Fleet management?

> >>> Information management? What?

> >>>

> >>> GG

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>> As many of you know, my " day job " is being a professional speaker. And

> >>>> I'm giving a speech next week on " Technology and Local Govt. " . So, do

> >>>> any of you have ideas of technologies that we can apply to local

> >>>> government settings? My audience is mostly county and city officials.

> >>>> So what would you like to see your city or county do for you? And if

> >>>> you represent a city or county, what technologies would you like to

> use?

> >>>>

> >>>> =Steve=

> >>>>

> >>>> --

> >>>> Steve LP RIT

> >>>> AlertCPR Emergency Training Center

> >>>> 1400 Moccassin Trl, Suite 12

> >>>> ville, TX 75077

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>

> >>>

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[Guest guest]

Double your fees!!!

GG

>

> They listen. They applaud. Some even come up afterwards and say " wow,

> that's EXCATLY what we need " . Then they go away, and nothing changes!

>

> What is a consultant? A person you give a lot of money to tell you

> things you can IGNORE!

>

> wegandy1938@wegandy wrote:

> > Steve,

> >

> > What a novel approach. You'll never sell that! LOL.

> >

> > Gene

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >> True. I think they are looking for a " laundry list " of the latest and

> >> greatest cool things, the kind of things they get from a vendor. But my

> >> tagline for all my speaking is " People Style! " , and we'll talk more

> >> about how to find and evaluate technology, and how to know when to go

> >> forward and when to stop before pouring too much money down a black hole.

> >>

> >> My normal topic is entitled " It's NEVER a Technical Problem, It's ALWAYS

> >> a People Problem! " . And that holds true for information technology,

> >> road grading technology, or EMS. Not about the tech, or the procedures,

> >> or the cool stuff. It's about getting the right people to do the right

> >> things at the right time, and do them right.

> >>

> >> =Steve=

> >>

> >> wegandy1938@ wegandy1938@

> >>

> >>> Communications technology is one of the most difficult areas for city

> and

> >>> county officials to understand. Many of them have bought junk systems

> that

> >>> wouldn't work and paid through the nose for them. Other technologies

> that

> >>>

> >> they may

> >>

> >>> or may not be using are meter reading technologies that eliminate meter

> >>> readers and process bills, information management systems, alternative

> >>>

> >> fuel

> >>

> >>> sources, and so forth.

> >>>

> >>> They are deluged with sales people trying to sell them this widgit or

> >>>

> >> that,

> >>

> >>> and often they have no way of knowing what's good and what's bad.

> >>>

> >>> G

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>> All of the above. I'm going to present them a process for acquiring

> >>>> technology, and part of that will be a list of some up and coming

> >>>> technologies and how to use them. So for all aspects of governmental

> >>>> operations, including public safety.

> >>>>

> >>>> Mostly I'm going to tell them it's NOT about the technology, it's about

> >>>> the people, and how you train, utilize, manage, and support them. And

> >>>> how you need to know in detail WHAT you want to do before deciding HOW

> >>>> to do it.

> >>>>

> >>>> =Steve=

> >>>>

> >>>> wegandy1938@ wegandy1938@

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>> Well, Steve, I hate to disappoint you, but you better be able to talk

> >>>>>

> >>>>>

> >>>> about

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>> the latest road graders and ditch digging machines if you expect to

> get

> >>>>> anywhere with county officials. And city officials would love to hear

> >>>>>

> >> how

> >>

> >>>> they

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>> could replace their ambulances with pickups staffed with orangutans

> and

> >>>>>

> >>>>>

> >>>> spider

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>> monkeys. That's biotechnology, my friend!

> >>>>>

> >>>>> I have to ask this question: Technologies for what? Are you talking

> >>>>>

> >> about

> >>

> >>>>> EMS, fire, cops, or just regular business?

> >>>>>

> >>>>> Technology for waste management? Communications? Fleet management?

> >>>>> Information management? What?

> >>>>>

> >>>>> GG

> >>>>>

> >>>>>

> >>>>>

> >>>>>

> >>>>>

> >>>>>

> >>>>>

> >>>>>

> >>>>>> As many of you know, my " day job " is being a professional speaker.

> And

> >>>>>> I'm giving a speech next week on " Technology and Local Govt. " . So, do

> >>>>>> any of you have ideas of technologies that we can apply to local

> >>>>>> government settings? My audience is mostly county and city officials.

> >>>>>> So what would you like to see your city or county do for you? And if

> >>>>>> you represent a city or county, what technologies would you like to

> >>>>>>

> >> use?

> >>

> >>>>>> =Steve=

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>> --

> >>>>>> Steve LP RIT

> >>>>>> AlertCPR Emergency Training Center

> >>>>>> 1400 Moccassin Trl, Suite 12

> >>>>>> ville, TX 75077

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>> ************ *

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> >>>>> Dining, Movies, Events, News & amp; more. Try it out

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> >>>>>

> >>>>>

[Guest guest]

True. I think they are looking for a " laundry list " of the latest and

greatest cool things, the kind of things they get from a vendor. But my

tagline for all my speaking is " People Style! " , and we'll talk more

about how to find and evaluate technology, and how to know when to go

forward and when to stop before pouring too much money down a black hole.

My normal topic is entitled " It's NEVER a Technical Problem, It's ALWAYS

a People Problem! " . And that holds true for information technology,

road grading technology, or EMS. Not about the tech, or the procedures,

or the cool stuff. It's about getting the right people to do the right

things at the right time, and do them right.

=Steve=

wegandy1938@... wrote:

> Communications technology is one of the most difficult areas for city and

> county officials to understand. Many of them have bought junk systems that

> wouldn't work and paid through the nose for them. Other technologies that they

may

> or may not be using are meter reading technologies that eliminate meter

> readers and process bills, information management systems, alternative fuel

> sources, and so forth.

>

> They are deluged with sales people trying to sell them this widgit or that,

> and often they have no way of knowing what's good and what's bad.

>

> G

>

>

>

>

>> All of the above. I'm going to present them a process for acquiring

>> technology, and part of that will be a list of some up and coming

>> technologies and how to use them. So for all aspects of governmental

>> operations, including public safety.

>>

>> Mostly I'm going to tell them it's NOT about the technology, it's about

>> the people, and how you train, utilize, manage, and support them. And

>> how you need to know in detail WHAT you want to do before deciding HOW

>> to do it.

>>

>> =Steve=

>>

>> wegandy1938@wegandy wrote:

>>

>>> Well, Steve, I hate to disappoint you, but you better be able to talk

>>>

>> about

>>

>>> the latest road graders and ditch digging machines if you expect to get

>>> anywhere with county officials. And city officials would love to hear how

>>>

>> they

>>

>>> could replace their ambulances with pickups staffed with orangutans and

>>>

>> spider

>>

>>> monkeys. That's biotechnology, my friend!

>>>

>>> I have to ask this question: Technologies for what? Are you talking about

>>> EMS, fire, cops, or just regular business?

>>>

>>> Technology for waste management? Communications? Fleet management?

>>> Information management? What?

>>>

>>> GG

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> As many of you know, my " day job " is being a professional speaker. And

>>>> I'm giving a speech next week on " Technology and Local Govt. " . So, do

>>>> any of you have ideas of technologies that we can apply to local

>>>> government settings? My audience is mostly county and city officials.

>>>> So what would you like to see your city or county do for you? And if

>>>> you represent a city or county, what technologies would you like to use?

>>>>

>>>> =Steve=

>>>>

>>>> --

>>>> Steve LP RIT

>>>> AlertCPR Emergency Training Center

>>>> 1400 Moccassin Trl, Suite 12

>>>> ville, TX 75077

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> ************ *

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>>>

[Guest guest]

They listen. They applaud. Some even come up afterwards and say " wow,

that's EXCATLY what we need " . Then they go away, and nothing changes!

What is a consultant? A person you give a lot of money to tell you

things you can IGNORE!

wegandy1938@... wrote:

> Steve,

>

> What a novel approach. You'll never sell that! LOL.

>

> Gene

>

>

>

>

>> True. I think they are looking for a " laundry list " of the latest and

>> greatest cool things, the kind of things they get from a vendor. But my

>> tagline for all my speaking is " People Style! " , and we'll talk more

>> about how to find and evaluate technology, and how to know when to go

>> forward and when to stop before pouring too much money down a black hole.

>>

>> My normal topic is entitled " It's NEVER a Technical Problem, It's ALWAYS

>> a People Problem! " . And that holds true for information technology,

>> road grading technology, or EMS. Not about the tech, or the procedures,

>> or the cool stuff. It's about getting the right people to do the right

>> things at the right time, and do them right.

>>

>> =Steve=

>>

>> wegandy1938@wegandy wrote:

>>

>>> Communications technology is one of the most difficult areas for city and

>>> county officials to understand. Many of them have bought junk systems that

>>> wouldn't work and paid through the nose for them. Other technologies that

>>>

>> they may

>>

>>> or may not be using are meter reading technologies that eliminate meter

>>> readers and process bills, information management systems, alternative

>>>

>> fuel

>>

>>> sources, and so forth.

>>>

>>> They are deluged with sales people trying to sell them this widgit or

>>>

>> that,

>>

>>> and often they have no way of knowing what's good and what's bad.

>>>

>>> G

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> All of the above. I'm going to present them a process for acquiring

>>>> technology, and part of that will be a list of some up and coming

>>>> technologies and how to use them. So for all aspects of governmental

>>>> operations, including public safety.

>>>>

>>>> Mostly I'm going to tell them it's NOT about the technology, it's about

>>>> the people, and how you train, utilize, manage, and support them. And

>>>> how you need to know in detail WHAT you want to do before deciding HOW

>>>> to do it.

>>>>

>>>> =Steve=

>>>>

>>>> wegandy1938@ wegandy1938@

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Well, Steve, I hate to disappoint you, but you better be able to talk

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>> about

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> the latest road graders and ditch digging machines if you expect to get

>>>>> anywhere with county officials. And city officials would love to hear

>>>>>

>> how

>>

>>>> they

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> could replace their ambulances with pickups staffed with orangutans and

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>> spider

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> monkeys. That's biotechnology, my friend!

>>>>>

>>>>> I have to ask this question: Technologies for what? Are you talking

>>>>>

>> about

>>

>>>>> EMS, fire, cops, or just regular business?

>>>>>

>>>>> Technology for waste management? Communications? Fleet management?

>>>>> Information management? What?

>>>>>

>>>>> GG

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> As many of you know, my " day job " is being a professional speaker. And

>>>>>> I'm giving a speech next week on " Technology and Local Govt. " . So, do

>>>>>> any of you have ideas of technologies that we can apply to local

>>>>>> government settings? My audience is mostly county and city officials.

>>>>>> So what would you like to see your city or county do for you? And if

>>>>>> you represent a city or county, what technologies would you like to

>>>>>>

>> use?

>>

>>>>>> =Steve=

>>>>>>

>>>>>> --

>>>>>> Steve LP RIT

>>>>>> AlertCPR Emergency Training Center

>>>>>> 1400 Moccassin Trl, Suite 12

>>>>>> ville, TX 75077

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

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