Digital Cities Conference 2007 - The Social and Economic Impact of a Metropolitan Broadband Network for the City of Cape Town
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The 3rd Annual BMI-T Digital Cities Forum is a two day event held on the 4th and 5th of October 2007 . The City of Cape Town is in the process of installing its own broadband telecommunications network. It is envisaged that not only will this network result in considerable cost savings for the City itself, but also has the potential to bring about significant social and economic benefits to the city at large. The objective of this presentation is to identify, explore and, where possible, quantify the potential economic and social benefits that would be generated as a result of the proposed broadband network.
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- Greenwich has faced economic stagnation, austerity cuts, congestion, emissions issues, and demographic changes like an aging population.
- New technologies like AI and computerization threaten many low-skill jobs.
- RBG's smart city strategy aims to transform public services, neighborhoods, the economy, infrastructure, and the built environment through data-driven approaches and digital technologies.
- The strategy discusses initiatives like developing a digital skills cluster, improving digital connectivity and infrastructure, and using data and technologies to improve public services.
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