The document outlines key statistics and plans for increasing information technology infrastructure in Moscow between 2011-2016. It provides figures comparing Moscow to other major cities on metrics like territory, population, metro stations, and average salary. The goals of Moscow's "InfoCity Program" are described as improving quality of life, facilitating business, and creating an efficient government through an Intelligent City Management System and building a public information environment. Roundtable topics at Cebit include electronic municipal services, universal electronic cards, the Moscow official website, CCTV security, and participating in the InfoCity Program. The document asks for discussion on whether Moscow is on the right path, what other major cities are doing in these areas, and new technologies that will be used

1. CITY OF MOSCOW
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Moscow – InfoCity. Introduction.
Andrey Belozerov

2. Moscow –
MOSCOW – breaking stereotypes
beautiful, modern, friendly city!
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3. SOME FIGURES
Moscow London Los-Angeles Tokio
Territory (sq.km) 1 091 1 572 1302 2 188
Population 11 514 300 7 825 177 3 863 086 13 163 332
Amount of 182 270 70 282
metro station
Average salary 13,75 14,7 19,86 26,17
(USD per hour)
Unemployment, 1,7 8,6 13,4 4,9
%
Birth rate (per 11 17 14 8
1000 people)

4. Our dreams
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Moscow
High quality of Effective,
In world top 3
life (higher transparent,
by ICT-
speed, lower people driven
infrastructure
cost) government

5. Digitized dreams 
2011 2016
Broadband Access at the 15% 65%
speed more than 10Mbps
4G coverage 60% 95%
(incl. Wi-Max) (“real” 4G)
State/municipal services in 3% 100%
electronic form
PC for schoolchildren 8,6 20
Automatized monitoring and 15% 70%
management of municipal
facilities and infrastructure
% of city territory under 40% 75%
CCTV

6. How we’re going to achieve the aims
Improving city
inhabitants
Information city 20112-2016
Quality of life
quality of life and
facilitating business
conduct
Program
Efficient Creation of the
government Intelligent City
Management System
Building public
Hi-level
information-and-
infrastructure
communication
environment 6

7. Round tables program for Cebit
 Electronic municipal services
 Universal electronic card
 Web 3.0 on the Moscow official web-space example
 Moscow – safe city (CCTV for city security purposes)
 Hot to participate in InfoCity Program (for international IT-
investors)
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8. What we’d like to discuss with you
Are we on the right way?
What the largest world city do in the same fields?
What new technologies and solutions will be used tomorrow for
the large cities informatization
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9. Lets go deeper…