The document discusses the concept of smart cities, arguing that they represent an ongoing path of innovation rather than an end goal. It states that all cities can become smart through policies that promote the effective use of information technology. A smart city is defined as having higher quality democracy and governance through relationships and synergies between organizations rather than a vertical structure.

1. SMART CITIES: MYTH OR REALITY?
Roma 21 novembre 2014
Michele Vianello
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The Smart
Cities are a
path of
innovation and
not a final
destination

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All cities can be smart.
Probably it's better to help
medium and small
cities
to promote smart
policies

4. The Smart CitY
is not just a problem of
quantity, but quality about the
use of Information
Technology
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The Smart City expresses
a higher quality of
democracy

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The Smart City
is not vertically
organized.
The Smart City
promotes relationships
and synergies

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MICHELE VIANELLO
Digital Evangelist Ars et Inventio