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Big data & smart city 1
The document summarizes a presentation on big data and smart cities given by Lorenzo Benussi on October 17, 2013 in Bologna. It discusses how big (and small) data can be valuable for public sector administration and healthcare, with potential annual values of €250 billion for Europe and $300 billion for US healthcare. It also notes that big data will require 140,000-190,000 deep analytical talent positions in the US and 1.5 million data-savvy managers. The presentation covers characteristics of big data, the value of metrics and information, social media, issues around data centralization, open data policies, and how smart communities can utilize digital ecosystems, participation, and citizenship to facilitate policymaking and
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- 1. Smart City Exhibition2013 Bologna 17/10/2013 Big (small, open) data and smart cities Lorenzo Benussi twitter: lorenzobenussi 1
- 2. Ref: National Geographichttp://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/big-idea/14/augmented-reality a world of data <hyper-connected + socio-technical + complex-system> 2
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- 4. Value $300 billion potentialannual value to US health care more than X 2 total annual health care spending in Spain. €250 billion potential annual value to Europe's public sector administration - more than GDP of Greece. Jobs 140.000-190.000 deep analytical talent position in USA 1.5 million data-savvy managers needed to take full advantage of big data in the USA. McKinsey: Big Data:The next frontier of innovation, competition and productivity. (may 2011) 4
- 5. Big Data: caratteristiche Velocità)Varietà) Volume) Informazioni)in) tempo)reale)–) real)3me) Da3)stru<ura3) e)NON) stru<ura3) Exabyte)) (1)trilione)di) byte)) “flussi”)di)da3) –)streaming) data) Prodo@) da):Cose,) Persone,) Organizzazioni) 50)MBps) (broadband)) 5
- 6. the Value ofMetrics Hal Varian, Google’s Chief Economist • Data • Information • Knowledge • (Value) 6
- 7. social media [Source:TIME -Person of the Year:You, 25/12/2006] 7
- 8. #smalldata? #smalldata and theneed to prevent the centralisation of data-power in the hands of the few. [Message of the Open Knowledge Foundation mailing list, 07/05/2013] 8
- 9. Open Data isa model (set of rules and procedures) that aims at making public sector information (freely) available to everybody who wants to create new tools and innovative services 9
- 10. comunità intelligenti /cittadinanza digitiale Libertà(e(Privacy( Complessità(e( Partecipazione( Coordinamento(e( decentralizzazione( Autonomia(e( controllo(( 10
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- 13. worlds of Data Rome SanFrancisco We need the european way to (big, small, open) data 13 Shanghai
- 14. dati, città einnovazione Digital ecosystems (network, systems, data) Lean approach to policy making (timing, bottom-up, trial and error) Participation and complexity (Gov. as a platform, hyper connected socio-technical complex systems) Citizenship 14
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