The document discusses the trends of urbanization, aging populations, and economic shifts to developing nations. It argues that the strategic and economic policies of the 20th century are obsolete and new ones are needed. The document outlines Cisco's vision for smart, connected communities that use technology and public-private partnerships to improve sustainability, economic growth, and quality of life through services like smart energy, buildings, transportation, and more. It provides examples of smart city projects around the world and argues that common infrastructure is needed to enable, manage and operate smart, connected communities.

1. Linking: Sustainable Communities, Investment Capital, Technology and GovernmentDr. Rick HuijbregtsVice PresidentSmart + Connected Communities | Real EstateCisco Canada

2. Global Context Of Urbanization700Murbanized - next 10 years

3. Big cities getting bigger…100 new 1M+ cities by 2025

4. Top 20 megacities use 75% of world’s energy

5. Crime rate up 30% worldwide… 60% of city dwellers have been victims

6. Stimulus package spending on urban revitalization worldwide

7. 3 Billion people connected to the internet - next 10 yearsAgingHypergrowthShrinkingBiggest Demographic Shifts in History* Encyclopedia of Population* United Nations Population Fund* United Nations Population Fund

8. Economic Power Shifts to Developing NationsDeveloped Countries’ Labor Forces Substantially Ageand DeclineWorld’s Population Becomes Urbanized“The strategic and economic policies of the 20th century are obsolete, and it is time to find new ones.”Four Megatrends That Will Change The WorldPopulation Growth Increasingly Concentrated in Emerging CountriesSource: Council on Foreign Relations, Jan.- Feb. 2010

9. Better City, Better LifeStart of a New IndustryDesigning a Sustainable CityGetting Started…Think Bold / SustainablePrivate Public PartnershipsSmart RegulationCrime Rates Þ20% Energy Savings Ý50% Traffic Þ20% Water Þ80% Thought Leadership

10. BusinessConsumer5%Collaboration4%3%The Network as the PlatformVideo2%1%Virtualization/Data CenterPhase 2Phase 1The Industrialization of the Internet…Internet of ThingsProductivity 199720072005200320011999

11. BusinessConsumerIndustrial5%Collaboration4%3%The Network as the PlatformInternet of ThingsVideo2%1%Virtualization/Data CenterPhase 2Phase 1Phase 3201120132009199720072005200320011999The Industrialization of the Internet…Internet of Things

12. 1 Trillion300 Million Devices2004200920052006200720082011201220132010Everything Becomes ConnectedEvolution of the internet500Mdevices connected - cars, buildings, hospitals, schools, government…everything is connected! Source: Forrester Research, Cisco

13. Running a Village, City, Community, Country, the World on Networked InformationSocialEnvironmentalEconomicEnhanced quality of life for citizensProtecting the worldfor future generationsContinuous job and business growthSustainability Services Delivered by Technology Transportation • Real Estate • Sports & Entertainment • Government • Utilities • Education • Healthcare • Safety & Security

14. Energy Efficiency+30%New jobs375,000GDP Growth9.5%City Revenues+$15BThe Benefits of Smart+Connected CommunitiesWithin 20 years, a city of 5 million can driveSource: Connecting Cities: Achieving Sustainability Through Innovation Nicola Villa and Wolfgang Wagener, Cisco IBSG

15. Connected OperationsIntegrated Operations CentrePersonal Virtual OfficeOffice Resource ManagementEnergy ManagementGreenAwareEnergy WiseCar Park ManagementBuilding Portal ServicesVirtual ConciergeConnected Health Digital SignageChild Day Care Safety & SecurityVisitor ManagementConnected CaféOccupant ServicesSustainability Services as Building BlocksECONOMICENVIRONMENTALSOCIAL Enabled by the Service Delivery Platform

16. Citizen Service MenuDelivering Comprehensive Services to Citizens as they Live, Work, Learn, and Play in a Smart+Connected Community

17. Deliver key citizen services anytime, anywhereIncrease small business access and entrepreneurshipReal-time energy and security management for the homeThe Home ExperienceServices accessed from the comfort of your home

18. Improve quality of care and simplify communicationsSafeguard patient records and clinical applicationsPrompt and secure access to digital images and reportsThe Wellness ExperienceDelivering better health care to citizens

19. Enable next generation learning and teachingSafe and secure physical and network environmentsImprove administrative efficiencyThe Learning ExperienceCreating a connected way of living and learning

20. Campus police issue Lock-Down through automated building controls Emergency notification sent to campus digital signsCisco Access ControlCisco Digital Media SystemWireless video stream sent to campus police and first responders Cisco Video Surveillance and Unified Wireless NetworkCisco Physical Security for EducationProvide Real-Time ResponsivenessSecurity can respond to Student concerns real-timeA suspicious person is following a student on campusStudent feels threatens and calls campus police.Emergency notification sent to campus community (IP phone, SMS, email, etc.) Cisco IPICS

21. Make public safety and justice agencies effectiveImprove citizen experience and quality of lifeIncrease productivity and better serve constituentsThe Government ExperienceDelivering better service to citizens

22. Increase productivity during commuteOptimize city transportation and logisticsImprove sustainability, reduce environmental impactDeliver key citizen services anytime, anywhereThe Travel ExperienceIntelligent transportation control and management

23. More efficient, effective use of workspacesEasier to manage with centralized functionsIntegrated building management, energy, and security operationsMore economical to operateThe Office ExperienceImproving Performance, Purpose, and Profitability

24. Kuwait:Al Hamra TowerSeoul:Personal Travel AssistantToronto VancouverAmsterdam:Smart Working CentresSouth Korea: SongdoSan Francisco: Urban EcoMap; Connected BusSan FranciscoBarcelonaChina:ChengduChina:ChongqingCisco on CiscoNYC:Yankee StadiumHolyokeIndia:LavasaQatar:Gate BuildingSmart+Connected Communities WorldwideNew DevelopmentRevitalization & GrowthProof PointsCase Studies Colorado: Connected Communities InitiativePortugal: PlanIT Valley

25. Residential Energy Management“Becoming the World’s Greenest City”− Mayor Gregor Robertson

26. Residential Energy ManagementGreen Data Centers“Becoming the World’s Greenest City”− Mayor Gregor Robertson

27. Residential Energy ManagementGreen Data CentersSustainability: Urban Eco-map“Becoming the World’s Greenest City”− Mayor Gregor Robertson

28. Residential Energy ManagementGreen Data CentersSustainability: Urban Eco-mapBuilding Energy Management

29. LightingFireAlarm and access controlHVACIP CommunicationsVideoInteractive Communication SystemsCisco Smart Connected BuildingsIntelligence powering the energy intranetBuilding energyTransform the building experienceElevatorsSurveillance

30. The Banyan Building: Built for SustainabilityEnvironmentalEconomicAbove LEED Standards:25% above for lighting energy

31. 27% above for water consumption

32. 31% above for cooling energy

33. Enhanced air quality by 30%Annual Payback of:OpEx savings of ~15%

34. Employee productivity of +9%

35. Energy efficiency of +30%Total Savings: 1005 MWhSocialChild Care CentreCollaboration AreasCafeteria

36. Waterfront Toronto Living Lab: Network based Smart + Connected Community Services Digital Media

37. Connected Workspaces

38. Commercialization

39. Connected Mobility and Wireless

40. Connected Learning and Teaching

41. Community Wellness

42. Smart Homes

43. E-Governance

44. Connected Safety and Security

45. Sustainable Connected Buildings and Homes

46. Connected Transportation

47. Optimized City Infrastructure and Logistics

48. Energy Controller

49. Connected UtilitiesSolutions Innovation Centeri-Waterfront Infrastructure Platform

50. Songdo IBD“One of the World’s Greenest Cities”Commercial 40 million SF Residential 35 million SF Retail 10 million SF Hospitality 5 million SF Public Space 10 million SF Six design goals for sustainability

51. Mandate for LEED Certification on all new buildings

52. LEED-ND (Neighborhood Development) Pilot Program (emphasizes neighborhood connectivity, access to transit, energy efficiency in building design, efficient infrastructure)

53. Smart+Connected EnergySmart+Connected BuildingsSmart+ConnectedMobilitySmart+Connected WorkHomesSmart Work CentersRenewables &co-GenerationSmart TransportationPricingOfficeBuildingsPublic TelepresenceUrban Monitoring& MeasurementPersonal TravelAssistantPublic SpacesConnectedWorkplacesCitizens EnergyEfficiencyConnected PublicTransportationPublic TransitHubsSmart Work ServicesHospitalsand SchoolsSmart+Connected CommunitiesA Blueprint for City TransformationSmart+ConnectedServicesUrban EcoMapUrban Services PlatformCommunity+ConnectSustainable Urban Planning + GovernanceBroadband Platform – 4th Essential InfrastructureIP-Enabled Homes and Offices, Roads, Utilities, Workplace Design

54. One Common InfrastructureEnabling, Managing, and Operating a Smart+Connected Community

55. Protecting the Worldfor future generationsEnhanced quality of life for citizensContinuous job & business growthChanging a City, a Country, the World SocialSustainabilityEconomicSustainabilityEnvironmentalSustainability

56. Changing a City, a Country, the World Thank you ! Rick Huijbregts rhuijbre@cisco.com 416 306 7368

57. Thank you ! Rick Huijbregts rhuijbre@cisco.com 416 306 7368