Community Wellness Network: This project represents a new approach to telehealth, cybermedicine, and health and wellness practices in general. By combining new paradigms in social networking, digital patient health record access, data collection and analytics, mobile applications, community structure and resources, provider access and economics, telehealth architecture and infrastructure, and other salient aspects of a next-generation health and wellness system, SFIP seeks to implement a pilot project in a rural or reservation community. This will position SFIP and New Mexico as a testbed and laboratory for inventing the future of technology-assisted care and well being at the community level. We are currently seeking seed funding for an initial discovery phase, and community and industry partners; interested parties should email us here.

SFIP advisor David Karshmer will serve as project lead. David is Founder at dKonsulting, an independent consultancy focused on supporting initiatives in participatory healthcare, and was formerly Healthcare Practice Lead at IDEO. Catapult Design, a leading appropriate design and technology  firm with experience in New Mexico rural and Native American reservation communities, is interested in participating in the project.

Applied Solutions Coalition is comprised of a national network of counties and local governments with a vision of creating and implementing a federally funded program to accelerate change in three areas vital to national security: energy innovation, economic growth and greenhouse gas reductions.  SFIP is an Associate organization, co-sponsor, and co-organizer of the Coalition.

Community Action Platform: CAP is a proposed community-scale, integrated systems dynamics computer model designed to enable communities to plan effectively for, and take action toward, a low-carbon regime.  Combining technology, infrastructure, finance, public policy, and consumer factors, CAP is a proposed development project with Los Alamos National Laboratory, and will be based on the Lab’s CLEAR model.

Code Green Energy Innovation Lab: SFIP will partner with the Business Innovation Factory to create a real world laboratory to accelerate the development of new alternative energy and energy conservation solutions for the home. The Code Green Energy Innovation Lab will include a network of homes and provide stakeholders with a better understanding of how citizens utilize and manage energy in the home, and within this real world environment, develop and test new solutions, services, and business models that increase energy conservation, advance the use of alternative energy solutions and decrease the country’s overall energy costs.

Digital Content Coalition –– Call for Interested Participants
SFIP plans to convene a Digital Content Coalition, and develop a structure for sustainable economics in the 21st century.  This will comprise national and international book, magazine, film, music, and newspaper companies coping with severe disruption in their core businesses, along with writers, filmmakers, and musicians, ISPs, infrastructure and mobile communications operators, regulators, and leading economists, designers, and strategic thinkers.

Interested parties should contact us.