The Smart Kalasatama Programme for Agile Piloting accelerates Smart City innovation by procuring prototypes to real city environments to be co-created with citizens.
http://fiksukalasatama.fi/en/agile-piloting
Presentation given by Miguel Airas Antunes, Deloitte, at Open & Agile Smart Cities' annual Connected Smart Cities & Communities Conference 2020 on 23 January in Brussels, Belgium.
Eduardo Valencia, AMETIC + Jonas Hoffman, NORMANN PARTNERSAMETIC
Presentación de la Mesa de debate 13: 'El ThinkTank de movilidad sostenible de AMETIC: Diseño estratégico y prospectiva de evolución de sistemas' en el 32º Encuentro de la Economía Digital y las Telecomunicaciones, Santander (3-5 septiembre 2018)
The document summarizes key aspects of the Budapest ecosystem for startups and technology companies, including sources of investment funding totaling 500 million Euros. It outlines sectors of technology strength like IT security, streaming video, and AI/VR. Regulations support startup experimentation and acceleration programs. Challenges include a lack of data-driven enterprises, speed competing with competence, and talented people leaving due to a lack of opportunities. However, Budapest provides a unique technical community with over 2 million people and many programmers in contract companies. Contact information is provided for entities that can help access the Budapest ecosystem.
The new Kalasatama area of Helsinki is an experimental innovation platform to co-create smart urban infrastructure and services. This centrally located old harbour area is developed flexibly and through piloting, in close co-operation with residents, companies, city officials and other stakeholders. The vision of Kalasatama is to become so resource-wise that residents will gain an extra hour of own time every day.
This presentation was to explain to startups what is FIWARE at overall level for them to apply to Impact Growth in the context of the FIWARE Accelerate Initiative
The document discusses Auroville, India as a case study for smart city development. It outlines Auroville's vision and master plan, which focuses on regenerating the local ecosystem, urban farming for resilience, and using information systems for monitoring progress. It also details Auroville's approaches to energy, water, waste and transportation management which emphasize sustainability through solutions like solar power, rainwater harvesting, waste segregation, and electric vehicles. The document concludes by noting Auroville's role in advising policymakers and developing voluntary guidelines to support green development.
The Smart Kalasatama Programme for Agile Piloting accelerates Smart City innovation by procuring prototypes to real city environments to be co-created with citizens.
http://fiksukalasatama.fi/en/agile-piloting
Presentation given by Miguel Airas Antunes, Deloitte, at Open & Agile Smart Cities' annual Connected Smart Cities & Communities Conference 2020 on 23 January in Brussels, Belgium.
Eduardo Valencia, AMETIC + Jonas Hoffman, NORMANN PARTNERSAMETIC
Presentación de la Mesa de debate 13: 'El ThinkTank de movilidad sostenible de AMETIC: Diseño estratégico y prospectiva de evolución de sistemas' en el 32º Encuentro de la Economía Digital y las Telecomunicaciones, Santander (3-5 septiembre 2018)
The document summarizes key aspects of the Budapest ecosystem for startups and technology companies, including sources of investment funding totaling 500 million Euros. It outlines sectors of technology strength like IT security, streaming video, and AI/VR. Regulations support startup experimentation and acceleration programs. Challenges include a lack of data-driven enterprises, speed competing with competence, and talented people leaving due to a lack of opportunities. However, Budapest provides a unique technical community with over 2 million people and many programmers in contract companies. Contact information is provided for entities that can help access the Budapest ecosystem.
The new Kalasatama area of Helsinki is an experimental innovation platform to co-create smart urban infrastructure and services. This centrally located old harbour area is developed flexibly and through piloting, in close co-operation with residents, companies, city officials and other stakeholders. The vision of Kalasatama is to become so resource-wise that residents will gain an extra hour of own time every day.
This presentation was to explain to startups what is FIWARE at overall level for them to apply to Impact Growth in the context of the FIWARE Accelerate Initiative
The document discusses Auroville, India as a case study for smart city development. It outlines Auroville's vision and master plan, which focuses on regenerating the local ecosystem, urban farming for resilience, and using information systems for monitoring progress. It also details Auroville's approaches to energy, water, waste and transportation management which emphasize sustainability through solutions like solar power, rainwater harvesting, waste segregation, and electric vehicles. The document concludes by noting Auroville's role in advising policymakers and developing voluntary guidelines to support green development.
Cisco's CREATE program aims to spark innovation by creating solutions to real-world problems, leading partners and customers to new markets and opportunities using cutting-edge technology. The program's vision is to pioneer innovation and accelerate digital thinking. Some potential applications highlighted include onboard entertainment, smart ticketing, retail, and environmental management on trains, as well as remote asset management, train positioning, and staff communication tools. The program also seeks to develop a new security framework for IoT sensors that features low-cost, low-power, and long-lasting endpoints that can be retrofitted.
This document discusses the importance of data and open data in the context of smart cities and digital transformation. It notes that data has become a major factor as the amount of data generated grows exponentially from various sources like social media, smartphones, sensors, and the internet of things. It emphasizes that open data is key, allowing data to be openly available and used toward economic and social benefits. The document outlines stakeholders around open data initiatives and provides examples of how data is being used, such as by Uber to optimize ambulance services. It concludes that serving citizens and gaining knowledge and wisdom from data should be the main priorities.
Interoperable digital solutions and transformation of cities and communitiesOpen & Agile Smart Cities
The document discusses standards for smart cities and digital transformation. It addresses the current status and trends in standards, potential governance models for smart city standards, and the role of standards in enabling sustainable digital transformation of cities. It emphasizes that while standardization will take time due to the many organizations involved, cities can help drive priorities by focusing on interoperability and reusing standards.
The document discusses enabling the Internet of Things through sensors, communications, and cloud technology. It provides an overview of Libelium, a company that develops the Waspmote platform for IoT projects. Examples are given of Libelium's work with smart cities, including a large smart city project in Santander, Spain that implements various sensors for applications like smart parking, environmental monitoring, and an efficient irrigation system.
The document discusses plans to develop the Kalasatama district of Helsinki into an "Agile Smart City Living Lab". Key points:
- Kalasatama will be developed over the next 20 years to house 20,000 new residents and 8,000 new jobs.
- It aims to serve as an "Agile Smart City" through pilot projects testing new technologies and services for residents with a focus on energy, transport, education and healthcare.
- The first pilot areas include residential and commercial developments between 2011-2021 that will house over 4,000 residents and students.
- Funding support is provided through various government programs to encourage private companies and public bodies to test innovations in Kalasat
Presentation given by Monique Calisti, Martel Innovate, at Open & Agile Smart Cities' annual Connected Smart Cities & Communities Conference 2020 on 23 January in Brussels, Belgium.
The document discusses Dassault Systemes' vision for smart cities using its 3DEXPERIENCE platform and virtual 3D modeling. It describes how a virtual 3D model of Singapore called Virtual Singapore can be used by citizens, government, and businesses to enhance planning, mobility, sustainability and resilience through simulations, data analytics, and stakeholder collaboration. Use cases shown include increasing inter-agency collaboration, enhancing mobility for disabled people, urban planning, emergency response simulation, and engaging citizens.
Smart city Shahrour AUST Beirut april 2015 shIsam Shahrour
Conference of Isam Shahrour at the American University of Science Technology (AUST), Beirut, April 2015 on the topic: "Smart City for developing countries: Utopia or a real opportunity?"
Jury Konga presented on future GeoSmart cities and communities from 2020 and beyond. Some key points discussed included the growth of technologies like big data, cloud computing, mobile devices, and sensors. Smart cities were described as utilizing these technologies through applications like smart traffic control, emergency response optimization, and integrated service delivery. The presentation envisioned a future of connected intelligence and networked communities where location-based data and sensors help address issues like health, education, and the environment on a global scale. Barriers to achieving this vision included risks, outdated policies, and resistance to change.
This document discusses the relationship between banks and financial technology (FinTech) companies. It notes that FinTech startups are disrupting and disintermediating traditional banking with new technology-based financial services. However, it also discusses how some banks are partnering with or acquiring FinTech companies to drive innovation. It provides several examples of banks that have transformed themselves by taking on aspects of a FinTech approach, such as mBank and Fidor. The conclusion is that reconciliation between banks and FinTechs will require effort from banks to take on more of a FinTech DNA through measures like those examples.
The document provides an itinerary for a visit by Huntsman Scholars from Utah State University to the UC Santa Cruz Silicon Valley Campus. The schedule includes welcome remarks, introductions of visitors and speakers, presentations on topics like human-computer interaction and the future of AI from an industry perspective, and a possible walking tour of the building and site before departing for lunch. The event aims to provide the scholars with insights into Silicon Valley's innovation ecosystem from faculty members at the Santa Cruz campus.
Smart manufacturing 4.0 journey and strategy colin koh lkh precicon 23 sept 2021Colin Koh (許国仁)
This document discusses strategies for digital transformation and smart manufacturing 4.0. It introduces concepts like the VUCA world and the four industrial revolutions leading to increased automation. It presents frameworks for assessing maturity and ecosystems in smart manufacturing. Finally, it outlines a roadmap for planning digital transformation with an initial focus on the current state, then increasing speed, scale and managing change over time.
Smart city for developing countries, Algiers, September 2015Isam Shahrour
Conference of professor Isam Shahrour at the Summer School on Nanostructure and Applications SSNA’2015, Algiers, September 10, 2015.
The conference concerns the use of the Smart Concept in developing countries. It presents successively the main challenges of developing countries, the smart city concept, why this concept is relevant for developing countries and the implementation of this concept through SunRise project “Large Scale demonstrator of the Smart City”.
The document discusses several topics related to sustainable urban development including cities forging ahead on sustainability, the lackluster results of Rio+20, the opportunities from technologies colliding in areas like energy and transportation, the GSA headquarters being a national showcase for sustainable development, challenges with building performance and user engagement, and showcasing sustainability initiatives community by community on a larger scale.
Big data and smart cities are closely related. Smart cities use big data and data analytics to optimize resource management, address issues like population growth and global warming, and manage tight budgets. Some examples of smart city projects utilizing big data include using sensors to manage intermittent bus lanes, powering electric buses through electric roads, and building green data centers to reduce energy usage. While mega smart cities promise advanced technology and services, they also face challenges of large budgets, construction delays, and defining success. Overall, big data and smart technologies have potential to improve city operations when applied strategically to address specific issues.
After almost a quarter of a century of “being digital” where are our organizations? Why do we still need the consulting firms of the world to publish manifestos and howtos about “organizing for a digital world” or “the case for digital reinvention”? Is there a digital divide in the C suite? Will startups really disrupt incumbents? Do you have FOMO? Did it really take 25 years to get from “New Information and Communications Technologies” to ICT, to IT… can we agree just on the “T” now? Or do we call it Innovation? Free advice: it will not worked out as planned. This session will hopefully provide as many answers as questions and the speaker sure hopes to make it as entertaining as though provoking.
Slides from Data Protection 2017 given by Gavin Starks
"That culture is always left to the end in technology revolutions. Make no mistake, the web of data is a revolution: but it has very little to do with new technology. Learn about the cultural impacts and business models that will help you navigate in a data-driven world."
https://dma.org.uk/event/data-protection-2017
2006 — Technology Adoption: emerging technologies and their likely impactJerry Fishenden
My NCC (National Computing Centre) 40th anniversary keynote from 2006. Given in the presence of Tony Benn MP — which was fun given he helped establish the original NCC in the first place!
Cisco's CREATE program aims to spark innovation by creating solutions to real-world problems, leading partners and customers to new markets and opportunities using cutting-edge technology. The program's vision is to pioneer innovation and accelerate digital thinking. Some potential applications highlighted include onboard entertainment, smart ticketing, retail, and environmental management on trains, as well as remote asset management, train positioning, and staff communication tools. The program also seeks to develop a new security framework for IoT sensors that features low-cost, low-power, and long-lasting endpoints that can be retrofitted.
This document discusses the importance of data and open data in the context of smart cities and digital transformation. It notes that data has become a major factor as the amount of data generated grows exponentially from various sources like social media, smartphones, sensors, and the internet of things. It emphasizes that open data is key, allowing data to be openly available and used toward economic and social benefits. The document outlines stakeholders around open data initiatives and provides examples of how data is being used, such as by Uber to optimize ambulance services. It concludes that serving citizens and gaining knowledge and wisdom from data should be the main priorities.
Interoperable digital solutions and transformation of cities and communitiesOpen & Agile Smart Cities
The document discusses standards for smart cities and digital transformation. It addresses the current status and trends in standards, potential governance models for smart city standards, and the role of standards in enabling sustainable digital transformation of cities. It emphasizes that while standardization will take time due to the many organizations involved, cities can help drive priorities by focusing on interoperability and reusing standards.
The document discusses enabling the Internet of Things through sensors, communications, and cloud technology. It provides an overview of Libelium, a company that develops the Waspmote platform for IoT projects. Examples are given of Libelium's work with smart cities, including a large smart city project in Santander, Spain that implements various sensors for applications like smart parking, environmental monitoring, and an efficient irrigation system.
The document discusses plans to develop the Kalasatama district of Helsinki into an "Agile Smart City Living Lab". Key points:
- Kalasatama will be developed over the next 20 years to house 20,000 new residents and 8,000 new jobs.
- It aims to serve as an "Agile Smart City" through pilot projects testing new technologies and services for residents with a focus on energy, transport, education and healthcare.
- The first pilot areas include residential and commercial developments between 2011-2021 that will house over 4,000 residents and students.
- Funding support is provided through various government programs to encourage private companies and public bodies to test innovations in Kalasat
Presentation given by Monique Calisti, Martel Innovate, at Open & Agile Smart Cities' annual Connected Smart Cities & Communities Conference 2020 on 23 January in Brussels, Belgium.
The document discusses Dassault Systemes' vision for smart cities using its 3DEXPERIENCE platform and virtual 3D modeling. It describes how a virtual 3D model of Singapore called Virtual Singapore can be used by citizens, government, and businesses to enhance planning, mobility, sustainability and resilience through simulations, data analytics, and stakeholder collaboration. Use cases shown include increasing inter-agency collaboration, enhancing mobility for disabled people, urban planning, emergency response simulation, and engaging citizens.
Smart city Shahrour AUST Beirut april 2015 shIsam Shahrour
Conference of Isam Shahrour at the American University of Science Technology (AUST), Beirut, April 2015 on the topic: "Smart City for developing countries: Utopia or a real opportunity?"
Jury Konga presented on future GeoSmart cities and communities from 2020 and beyond. Some key points discussed included the growth of technologies like big data, cloud computing, mobile devices, and sensors. Smart cities were described as utilizing these technologies through applications like smart traffic control, emergency response optimization, and integrated service delivery. The presentation envisioned a future of connected intelligence and networked communities where location-based data and sensors help address issues like health, education, and the environment on a global scale. Barriers to achieving this vision included risks, outdated policies, and resistance to change.
This document discusses the relationship between banks and financial technology (FinTech) companies. It notes that FinTech startups are disrupting and disintermediating traditional banking with new technology-based financial services. However, it also discusses how some banks are partnering with or acquiring FinTech companies to drive innovation. It provides several examples of banks that have transformed themselves by taking on aspects of a FinTech approach, such as mBank and Fidor. The conclusion is that reconciliation between banks and FinTechs will require effort from banks to take on more of a FinTech DNA through measures like those examples.
The document provides an itinerary for a visit by Huntsman Scholars from Utah State University to the UC Santa Cruz Silicon Valley Campus. The schedule includes welcome remarks, introductions of visitors and speakers, presentations on topics like human-computer interaction and the future of AI from an industry perspective, and a possible walking tour of the building and site before departing for lunch. The event aims to provide the scholars with insights into Silicon Valley's innovation ecosystem from faculty members at the Santa Cruz campus.
Smart manufacturing 4.0 journey and strategy colin koh lkh precicon 23 sept 2021Colin Koh (許国仁)
This document discusses strategies for digital transformation and smart manufacturing 4.0. It introduces concepts like the VUCA world and the four industrial revolutions leading to increased automation. It presents frameworks for assessing maturity and ecosystems in smart manufacturing. Finally, it outlines a roadmap for planning digital transformation with an initial focus on the current state, then increasing speed, scale and managing change over time.
Smart city for developing countries, Algiers, September 2015Isam Shahrour
Conference of professor Isam Shahrour at the Summer School on Nanostructure and Applications SSNA’2015, Algiers, September 10, 2015.
The conference concerns the use of the Smart Concept in developing countries. It presents successively the main challenges of developing countries, the smart city concept, why this concept is relevant for developing countries and the implementation of this concept through SunRise project “Large Scale demonstrator of the Smart City”.
The document discusses several topics related to sustainable urban development including cities forging ahead on sustainability, the lackluster results of Rio+20, the opportunities from technologies colliding in areas like energy and transportation, the GSA headquarters being a national showcase for sustainable development, challenges with building performance and user engagement, and showcasing sustainability initiatives community by community on a larger scale.
Big data and smart cities are closely related. Smart cities use big data and data analytics to optimize resource management, address issues like population growth and global warming, and manage tight budgets. Some examples of smart city projects utilizing big data include using sensors to manage intermittent bus lanes, powering electric buses through electric roads, and building green data centers to reduce energy usage. While mega smart cities promise advanced technology and services, they also face challenges of large budgets, construction delays, and defining success. Overall, big data and smart technologies have potential to improve city operations when applied strategically to address specific issues.
After almost a quarter of a century of “being digital” where are our organizations? Why do we still need the consulting firms of the world to publish manifestos and howtos about “organizing for a digital world” or “the case for digital reinvention”? Is there a digital divide in the C suite? Will startups really disrupt incumbents? Do you have FOMO? Did it really take 25 years to get from “New Information and Communications Technologies” to ICT, to IT… can we agree just on the “T” now? Or do we call it Innovation? Free advice: it will not worked out as planned. This session will hopefully provide as many answers as questions and the speaker sure hopes to make it as entertaining as though provoking.
Slides from Data Protection 2017 given by Gavin Starks
"That culture is always left to the end in technology revolutions. Make no mistake, the web of data is a revolution: but it has very little to do with new technology. Learn about the cultural impacts and business models that will help you navigate in a data-driven world."
https://dma.org.uk/event/data-protection-2017
2006 — Technology Adoption: emerging technologies and their likely impactJerry Fishenden
My NCC (National Computing Centre) 40th anniversary keynote from 2006. Given in the presence of Tony Benn MP — which was fun given he helped establish the original NCC in the first place!
David Wood's presentation from Anticipating 2025: "Overcoming roadblocks en route to 2025". The purpose of futurism and predictions. Learning from the successes and failures of past predictions
Matthew Bailey IoT Keynote - Future of Wireless, Humanity and our PlanetMatthew Bailey
This document discusses the potential opportunities and applications of Internet of Things (IoT) technology, with a focus on smart cities and rural applications. It describes how IoT sensors could be used to monitor environments, infrastructure, agriculture and disasters. It also introduces Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWANs) as a way to connect IoT devices over long ranges using little power. LPWANs are presented as a way to enable new IoT solutions and business cases in cities as well as more remote locations. The document argues that widespread deployment of IoT sensors, combined with LPWAN connectivity, could help optimize resource use, increase agricultural yields, and improve disaster response.
Smart City Orchestration via Integrated Decision Analytics
This presentation examines Smart City orchestration from an Operations Management / Management Science perspective using hand-on examples employing the range of tools from the Palisade Decision Suite.
Driven by a futuristic vision of sustainable urban environments, the Smart Cities concept has excited the enthusiasm and imagination of a broad range of stakeholders. With over 50% of the Earth’s population living in urban areas, a number predicted to top 70% by 2050 (according to the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs), it is clear that better architected cities would greatly benefit broad human welfare. The most rapidly growing urban areas are in developed countries, where squalor and environmental degradation threaten to steadily move hand-in-hand with so-called progress. Clearly, while there is the luxury to speculate on such utopian visions as the Smart City currently, the inertia of urbanization combined with global population growth, climate change, socio-economic instability, and natural resource constraints promise to make this a more pressing and urgent need in the next two decades. However, is this but a case of a buzzword propelled by well-meaning hype? While a great deal of speculative scenarios have been spun advocating the Smart City vision, tangible specifics are at best diffuse and at worst tenuous. What are the operational prospects for streamlining future cities? Moreover, what of the implied complex problems which inter-system urban dependencies create? The biggest stumbling block to Smart Cities is the inability of focused stakeholders to make complex decisions in environments of complexity.
Enter integrated decision analytics to coordinate thorny system-of-system urban orchestration and planning problems. Palisade Decision Tools Suite is an ideal vehicle for conducting the deep analysis needed to separate the hype from the tangible economic value-driven factors needed to ‘green light’ Smart City initiatives. This presentation makes the case for value creation via deep, integrated decision analytics. Starting with targeted hands-on example cases, the presentation progresses to show how integrated analytics will be a keystone in the prospect for moving the Smart City vision from wishful-thinking to executable specifics. The range of Palisade tools are used to show how stochastic risk analysis (@Risk), rational prioritization (Precision Tree), efficiency optimization (Evolver), and predictive planning (NeuralTools) offer a concerted toolbox to bring together the complex system-of-system and human prioritization challenges that underlie the Smart City challenge.
Scott Mongeau
Founder and Lead Consultant, SARK7
scott@sark7.com
Netherlands: +31-(0)6-42353427
Smart City Orchestration via Integrated Decision AnalyticsBiomatica BV
Smart City Orchestration via Integrated Decision Analytics
This presentation examines Smart City orchestration from an Operations Management / Management Science perspective using hand-on examples employing the range of tools from the Palisade Decision Suite.
Driven by a futuristic vision of sustainable urban environments, the Smart Cities concept has excited the enthusiasm and imagination of a broad range of stakeholders. With over 50% of the Earth’s population living in urban areas, a number predicted to top 70% by 2050 (according to the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs), it is clear that better architected cities would greatly benefit broad human welfare. The most rapidly growing urban areas are in developed countries, where squalor and environmental degradation threaten to steadily move hand-in-hand with so-called progress. Clearly, while there is the luxury to speculate on such utopian visions as the Smart City currently, the inertia of urbanization combined with global population growth, climate change, socio-economic instability, and natural resource constraints promise to make this a more pressing and urgent need in the next two decades. However, is this but a case of a buzzword propelled by well-meaning hype? While a great deal of speculative scenarios have been spun advocating the Smart City vision, tangible specifics are at best diffuse and at worst tenuous. What are the operational prospects for streamlining future cities? Moreover, what of the implied complex problems which inter-system urban dependencies create? The biggest stumbling block to Smart Cities is the inability of focused stakeholders to make complex decisions in environments of complexity.
Enter integrated decision analytics to coordinate thorny system-of-system urban orchestration and planning problems. Palisade Decision Tools Suite is an ideal vehicle for conducting the deep analysis needed to separate the hype from the tangible economic value-driven factors needed to ‘green light’ Smart City initiatives. This presentation makes the case for value creation via deep, integrated decision analytics. Starting with targeted hands-on example cases, the presentation progresses to show how integrated analytics will be a keystone in the prospect for moving the Smart City vision from wishful-thinking to executable specifics. The range of Palisade tools are used to show how stochastic risk analysis (@Risk), rational prioritization (Precision Tree), efficiency optimization (Evolver), and predictive planning (NeuralTools) offer a concerted toolbox to bring together the complex system-of-system and human prioritization challenges that underlie the Smart City challenge.
Scott Mongeau
Founder and Lead Consultant, SARK7
scott@sark7.com
Netherlands: +31-(0)6-42353427
Smart Cities of Italy: Integrating the Cyber World with the IoTDaniel Zivkovic
Plant the #SmartCity #IoT seed in your community by borrowing some production-ready projects from #Messina, Italy! There's plenty of ideas to choose from http://SmartMe.io, http://smartme.unime.it/ & https://github.com/MDSLab. Our guest Antonio Puliafito explained how Smart Messina technology works and shared many tips for succeeding on your next Smart/Connected Community IoT Initiative.
Event recording is at https://youtu.be/-jLLfE8fRH8
Doubting it's possible to implement that in your community? Or just not sure you can spare 1.5 hours to watch this #Serverless #Toronto meetup? Then, watch this 5min CNET video from 2017 and get inspired (like we did :) https://www.cnet.com/videos/sicilys-smart-cities-show-its-getting-easier-to-get-smart/
And if you'll have any questions for Antonio and his team, post them to the #smart-city channel of http://slack.serverlesstoronto.org/, and the University of Messina researchers will get back to you!
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Everyone makes mistakes occasionally, but persistent issues arise from those who consistently cut corners, using insufficient materials in unsafe conditions. These practices must end.
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Project Reference: QLD Public Hospital
Overview
Property Type: QLD Public Hospital
Contractor/Applicator: Waterstop Solutions
Testing: International Leak Detection Australia (ILD)
Category: Membrane Renewal
Products Used: A specialized bitumen-modified highly flexible waterproofing membrane installed in multiple layers over a moisture barrier primer system.
Project Details: The project involved renewing the waterproofing membrane on two leaking concrete tanks, critical for the hospital’s fire sprinkling system. Challenges included identifying all leaks and adhering to noise and downtime restrictions. The solution involved thorough surface preparation and the use of a compatible, highly flexible membrane, ensuring long-term effectiveness and compliance with Australian Standards.
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Possible Problems Vancouver Futurists Could Tackle
1. Vancouver Futures Meet Up
Megatrends (context)
Future of work – will every enterprise need a futurist in the next decade?
Urban Sustainability and SmartCity movement
• Intellectual demands and constraints mostintense
• City 2.0 - operating system (EVs hinders “big picture” thinking)
Intersecting security challenges(CIC Fadden)
Key Discussion Points:
• Demand ExceedsSupply (anecdotalevidence)
o Forecasting extending its timelines
Pressureto produceresults (fear of uncertainty)
Market appeal of prediction
o Vancouver regionalplanning initiatives
Transportation 2040 Plan, TransLink RegionalTransportation
Strategy (2045); GranvilleIsland” A Vision for the Future(2040)
SFUSemester in Dialogue (Housing Futures, Climate Futures)
Vancouver City-wideplan (Gil Kelly)
• Keeping it real(maintaining integrity)
o Future-proof (quick fixes)
o “Future-washing” and “futureas spectacle”
Harder to separating the signals fromthe noise
o Brookfield Institute (Futureof AI)
Aspirationalfutures (fun activity vs a strategic management
technique); too intimidating?
• Processis as importantas outcome
o Policy Horizons Canada (7 step waterfall)
o Resource-intensive, lacks agility
o Organic approach may work better for dynamic work environments
like Vancouver (DF6 –setting the mindset)
o Integrateat frontend of strategic management process
Discussion Question: Time for a Vancouver brand of futurism?