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- 1. HOW DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY IS SHAPING THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY? John G. Jung Chairman and Co-Founder Intelligent Community Forum www.intelligentcommunity.org Barcelona February 28, 2017 COACB Auditorium Caspe, 130
- 2. Think Tank Global Network – ICFF Member Association Institutes ICF Nations
- 5. ICF Intelligent Communities 1999 - 2017 160 Global Examples are at the forefront of innovation and have greater resilience to withstand economic downturns.
- 6. ICF Intelligent Communities in Taiwan 1999 - 2017Changhua County Chiayi City Hsinchu City Hsinchu County Kaohsiung Keelung City New Taipei City Tainan City Taitung County Taoyuan City Taipei Taichung City Yilan County Smart21, Top7 and Intelligent Community of the Year
- 7. WINDSOR – ESSEX SARNIA- LAMBTON STRATFORD WATERLOO WINNIPEG KENORA SUDBURY QUEBEC CITY MONTREAL SHERBROO KE OTTAWA- GATINEAU KINGSTON GREY COUNTY ST JOHN MONCTON FREDERICTO N WESTERN - VALLEY NS NUNAVUT EDMONTON CALGARY PARKLAND COUNTY LETHBRIDGE NELSON NEW WESTMINST ER SURREY VANCOUVER PICKERING TORONTO BURLINGTON OSHAWA HAMILTON 31 - Canada’s Intelligent Communities (2017) Source: JGJung ICF Canada 2017
- 8. Montreal – Intelligent Community of the Year 2016
- 13. WHAT IS THE INTERNET OF THINGS? > PEOPLE Things – Connected M2M - Generate lots of Data That is analyzed to make sense of it all For People who will benefit from the connected devices and the information derived from them
- 14. WHAT IS THE INTERNET OF THINGS?
- 15. •2014- 50% of the world’s population is urban •2050, 70% will be urban •“As cities continue to grow, with some already at the breaking point, the resources necessary to manage them are not able to keep pace.” Why is this Important? City Challenges at a breaking point
- 16. IN DEALING WITH THESE CHALLENGES – WILL TECHNOLOGY SAVE US?
- 17. CHALLENGES – WILL TECHNOLOGY SAVE US?
- 18. IOT OPEN INNOVATION COMMUNITY
- 19. INTERNET OF FISH
- 20. THE INTERNET OF SCHOOLCHILDREN
- 21. SMART CITIES and the Internet of Cities
- 22. SMART CITIES IS ABOUT MAKING CITIES WORK BETTER.
- 23. SMART CITIES ARE EFFICIENT CITIES Improve the way cities work: 1. Infrastructure / Sensors 2. Big Data 3. Analytics 4. Efficiency 5. Asset Management 6. Reputational Capital 7. Competitive Advantages
- 24. INTELLIGENT COMMUNITIES Achieve more holistically: 1. Infrastructure / Smart Cities 2. Education/ Skilled Workforce 3. Innovation/ Creativity 4. Digital Inclusion 5. Advocacy/ Marketing 6. Sustainability (environment, social, cultural and fiscal)
- 25. BARCELONA- DELIVERING BUSINESS VALUE BY CONNECTING THE UNCONNECTED Smart Citizens Smart Lighting Smart WaterSmart Buses Smart Bus Stop Smart Parking Smart Waste Revenue Jobs Productivity Cost AvoidanceCitizen Experiences 1,500 New Companies; 56,000 New Jobs; Mobile Collaboration: $1.6B; Telework: $199M; Smart Parking: $67M; Smart Water: $58M; Smart Lighting: $47M
- 26. EINDHOVEN, THE NETHERLANDS “Smart cities are a reflection of a city that works better; an Intelligent Community reflects a city in which people live better.”
- 27. Beyond SMART INFRASTRUCTURE Holistic Strategies of Intelligent Communities: Application and Use Creative Industries have become a key interest of cities and regions. • Conveys powerful optics • Revival / survival of cities. Innovation Hubs and Districts
- 28. INNOVATION CLUSTERS • Biotech and Pharma • Sustainable Energy • Security • Advanced Manufacturing • IoT and Smart Technologies • Lifestyle and Health “Innovation is the key to invigorating …(insert country name here)… economy and building the foundations of a prosperous knowledge economy”
- 29. CITIES ARE CRUCIBLES Experimentation and market forces combine to test innovation. City Labs Sustainable Cities Green Cities Beta Cities Global Cities Mega Cities Resilient Cities Smart Cities Intelligent Communities
- 30. Strategies of Intelligent Communities: Public Participation – Advocacy in Action
- 31. The Internet of Cities
- 32. Connecting Devices and Data to People
- 34. Connecting People to People
- 35. Thank you! John G. Jung Chairman and Co-Founder Intelligent Community Forum jjung@intelligentcommunity.org www.intelligentcommunity.org
Editor's Notes
- 2014- 50% of the world’s population have moved to cities bringing untenable challenges to most of these urban areas By 2050, 70% of the world’s population will be in urban environments. As cities continue to grow, with some already at the breaking point, the resources necessary to manage them are not able to keep pace.
- Some urban communities are looking to the promise of technology to solve their urban challenges. Through deploying smart city infrastructure and undertaking big data analytics, civic efficiencies (traffic, utilities and services) are expected to generate improved asset management that should be able to help municipalities make better decisions and help them keep pace with their budgets.
- By deploying sensors in these areas and addressing data management in ways, for instance, to create improved civic operations and relieve traffic congestion, the value of Internet of Things applications will be demonstrated to their citizens, with the hope that trust and confidence in these technologies will also be enhanced.
- Other Internet of Things examples include “The Internet of Cows” in which RFID tagged cows are able to be continuously screened prior to milking for any diseases or other health issues that might taint the milk as well as directed to a secure area for medical assistance. With sufficient data from these cows, researchers and veterinarians are able to undertake predictive medical treatments for them, avoiding issues before they start.
- “The Internet of Schoolchildren” is a long standing program in Taiwan where all schoolchildren are provided smartcards which can be used for transportation and other basic expenditures but which also send a text message to the parents that their child has entered or left their school. Through data gained over a long period of time and properly analyzed, administrators are able to determine well in advance the predictive behaviours of these children and undertake remedial measures to improve their attendance, ensure their safety and security and other measures.
- Cities that are applying Internet of Things applications, linking their device’s identifiers are doing so to monitor and measure for efficiencies, security and higher productivity. Often this is referred to as developing Smart Cities.
- The drivers of Intelligent Communities are people (talent and leadership), innovation and creativity, inclusion, advocacy and marketing, sustainability, collaboration, and, oh yes, advanced, Smart City infrastructure. By incorporating the Internet of Things in a more horizontal, open source and shared ecosystem, people at all levels will be able to create increased social, economic and cultural opportunities and live better lives. This is a community approach focused on people and not just systems, technology and data.
- Cities are crucibles where experimentation and market forces combine to test innovation. They are also the place we call home where we live out our dreams, raise our families and add to our culture and economy.