Recently, the Trump government reiterated the chain is a potential to improve the operation of the US government technology.
At the Data Transparency 2017 conference this week, two White House senior officials stressed that distributed book technology is increasingly seen as the focus of US policy and strategic considerations. "The White House is exploring a range of forward-looking technologies that may help the government,"
said Margie Graves, chief information officer of the US Government Management Budget Office (OMB), which
includes "Artificial Intelligence and Block Chains."
It is worth noting that OMB Led by Mick Mulvaney, co-founder of the Capitol Chain Core Group, who is responsible for enforcing the president's vision of the government administration. The core principle of OMB is to streamline the bureaucracy and improve the responsiveness of citizens through technology.
Graves also said she would meet next Monday with blockchain advocate Don Tapscott to discuss the use cases that the government might explore. She emphasizes that she and Mulvaney both believe that distributed book technology is a potentially powerful tool.
Specifically, Graves believes that the technology can help reduce fraud and waste, cut spending and strengthen network security defense.
"We should explore this technology. I do not want my customers to be the last one to know or the last one to take advantage of these technologies."
Laying the foundation, looking forward to future
White House presidential assistant and head of strategic planning Chris Liddell also stressed that the government must deal with data management issues.
He believes that the implementation of basic data standards is perhaps the most important so that the US government can take advantage of the chain of chains and other technologies.
Liddell added:
"Looking to the future, we hope that the current reform will not hinder the adoption of emerging technologies in the future, whether it is a block chain, artificial intelligence or a new technology that has not yet been envisaged, standardized data will help ensure that the government The latest trends in technology. "
Liddell is also working at the White House US Innovation Office (OAI), which was created by President Trump in March to advise on how to use technology to improve government operations.
Leaders of OAI are Jared Kushner, president of the president, Gary Cohn, president of the highest economic adviser, and other leaders from the government and the private sector. Liddell previously served as Microsoft's chief financial officer and held executive positions with other large publicly traded companies such as International Paper and General Motors.
Positive pilot, continued to look at the
overall view, the US officials on the chain chain in the use of the potential inside and outside the government, showing an optimistic attitude.
It is reported that some government agencies in the United States, such as the Centers for Disease Control and the General Services Administration, are conducting pilot projects on block chains.
In addition, as early as March of this year, US Vice President Mike Pence chief economist Mark Calabria in Washington, a meeting had said that the Trump government on the block chain has a great enthusiasm, and hinted in the next few During the year, there will be more block-chain applications.