Smart Cities are not just about making cities more efficient but really transforming them into engines of growth. This can be achieved by means of making them bring the infrastructure needed to support the Economy of Data. The presentation elaborates on the ingredients Smart Cities need to support in the infrastructure to support an Economy of Data and some examples about innovative business models that would be enabled.

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FIWARE: Enabling the Economy of Data in Cities
Juanjo Hierro
Telefonica I+D. FIWARE Coordinator and Chief Architect
juanjose.hierro@telefonica.com, @JuanjoHierro (twitter)

2. Cities are where daily life and businesses
actually happen …
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Smart Cities are not simply about more efficient
municipality services but transforming Cities into
the ICT platform enabling economy growth and
improvement of the well-being through innovation

3. Economy of Data
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4. Economy of Data
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Real-time
Context Data API
Data Publication
platform
Common Data
models
Business
framework

5. The Open and Agile Smart Cities
(OASC) initiative
 Standard Context APIs  FIWARE NGSI
 Open Data/API publication platform specs
 Standard Data Models  CitySDK and more
 Driven by implementation approach
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More info at: http://oascities.org
More than 89 cities in
19 different countries!

6. Economy of Data
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=
Real-time
Context Data API
Data Publication
platform
Common Data
models
Business
framework

7. Economy of Data
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=
Real-time
Context Data API
Data Publication
platform
Common Data
models
Business
framework

8. Case example
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9. Scenario 1
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Platform provider Provides platform for city enabling access and
publication of real-time open data.
City Hires platform provider services.
Offers real-time open data for free.
Data marketplace
provider
N/A
Third data provider = app/solution provider
App provider Develops application based on open data from city and
own data.
Publishes priced app on appstore to be bought by end
users.
End user
(citizen or local
business)
Pays for app on appstore and uses the app.

10. Scenario 2
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Platform provider Provides platform for city and third data providers
enabling access and publication of real-time data.
Platform supports data marketplace functions.
City Hires platform provider services.
Offers real-time open data for free.
Data marketplace
provider
= City
Third data provider = app/solution provider
App provider Develops application based on the combination of open
data from city and own data.
Publish free app on appstore to be downloaded and
used by end users.
Pays fee to City as Data marketplace provider.
End user
(citizen or local
business)
Downloads free app from appstore and uses the app.
Using the app, end user acquires access rights to
app provider data paying a subscription fee.

11. Scenario 3
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Platform provider Provides platform for city and third data providers enabling
access and publication of real-time data.
Platform supports data marketplace functions.
City Hires platform provider services.
Offers real-time open data for free.
Data marketplace
provider
= City
Third data provider Provides data enabling apps from third parties (e.g., from
sensor network it owns and has deployed).
Publish price and subscription fee for accessing data it
provides in the city data marketplace.
Pays fee to City as Data marketplace provider.
App provider Develops application based on the combination of open
data from city and sensor data.
Publishes priced app on appstore to be bought by end users.
End user
(citizen or local business)
Pays for app on appstore and uses the app.
Using the app, end user acquires access rights to third
data (sensor network) paying a subscription fee.

12. Scenario 4
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Platform provider Provides platform for city and third data providers enabling
access and publication of real-time data.
Platform supports data marketplace functions.
City Hires platform provider services for bringing access to real-
time city open data.
Implements revenue-share model with platform provider
regarding marketplace functions.
Offers real-time open data for free.
Data marketplace
provider
= Platform provider in partnership with city
Third data provider Provides data enabling apps from third parties (e.g., from
sensor network it owns and has deployed).
Publish price and subscription fee for accessing data it
provides in the city data marketplace.
Pays fee to City as Data marketplace provider.
App provider Develops application based on the combination of open
data from city and sensor data.
Publishes priced app on appstore to be bought by end users.
End user
(citizen or local business)
Pays for app on appstore and uses the app.
Using the app, end user acquires access rights to third
data (sensor network) paying a subscription fee.

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