2018 03 smart cities albany
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Smart cities, the experience era, and improving the citizen experience.
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- 1. Smart Cities in the Age of Customer Experience David Bressler (@djbressler) March 2018 Smart City value will be realized through software. More software means more value, but also more complexity.
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- 7. The Challenge to Secure Smart City Applications: How do I create: • A native security experience that is convenient, frictionless, and makes it fast to add to new security modalities to apps? • Secure enough to meet audits & compliance requirements? • Provides “developer velocity”: maximum value without high costs to develop, operate, or support? Velocity Convenience Security
- 8. CA Smart City Examples Washington, DC Breaking Down Data Silos Waste management data used by social services & department of health Louisiana Improving Government Ops & Innovation Tax collection, federal program integration, innovation compliance London, UK OneTransport Transportation data integration, orchestration, and citizen experience Cascais, Portugal Modern Application Architecture Data sharing between app silos, improving problem resolution Amazonia, Brazil Government in Your Hands™ secure mobile enablement, API integration, identity Emerging Blockchain Record-keeping, “supply chain” integration (eg opioid data management)
- 9. Can our Smart Cities be Healthier Cities? If 20 minutes of exercise, 3x per week improves health outcomes, could I lower insurance rates for people willing to share their smart-bike activity? 9bit.ly/HealthyCiti
- 10. VP, Industry Solutions david.Bressler@ca.com David Bressler @djbressler http://davidbressler.com http://linkedin.com/in/djbressler Thank You.
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- Ask, so is this a citibike app, a cigna app, or a NY app? Who develops it? Who benefits? We need to create a platform for permissionless innovation, and we can’t do that without the right data governance and security. The security technology is there today, it’s just unevenly implemented. Make it easier to do security well by building capabilities into the platform so developers don’t have to do it in the silo, defining repeatable security use cases so that we can deliver the security experience to match the risk, and managing risk actively in the flow of app traffic (what are they trying to do, what is and where is the risk, and should we let them do it).