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This document discusses the concept of "smart cities" and focuses on smart utilities. It notes that sensors are increasingly being used to collect data from utilities like water and transportation networks. When these sensors are connected through various protocols and their data analyzed, it enables utilities to become smarter. This could transform the utility network and redefine the roles of both utilities and end-customers to allow for more choice, management, and optimization of resources and assets. However, issues around data sharing, value creation, and ensuring inclusiveness need to be addressed for smart utilities to achieve their full potential.
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Beyond 2020, three key changes have occurred:
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3. Societal changes have emerged, like selective life extension to 200 years old, youth leading in crimes and financial management, and universal connectivity becoming a basic human right.
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Les sciences et le langage sont les principaux facteurs qui alimentent les mécanismes de la transformation précipitée de nos vies privées et sociales. C’est la poésie et la philosophie qui en donneront un sens.
La nouveauté est bien en soi. Il y a une certaine fascination aujourd’hui pour les progrès technologiques. Jusqu’à très récemment, le rythme de ces évolutions s’est soudainement accéléré, projetant de la science-fiction dans notre quotidien. Or on se focalise plutôt sur le mouvement d’un changement que sur son objectif final. Être mobile, s’adapter toujours, innover encore, changer plus vite, sont devenues les principes de notre conscience occidentale, notre nouvelle religion. Il importe alors de s’interroger sur l’intérêt de la transformation de nos organisations afin d’y donner un sens.
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