<Management Track> Sumner Lemon, Director, Public Sector Industry Solutions Group, Intel Asia-Pacific Driving innovation in cities is critical to the future of economic growth and citizen engagement. Defining and executing a smart-city strategy is neither straightforward nor without risks – but the benefits can be significant. To start, a successful city transformation requires the right level of stakeholder engagement, clear priorities, and careful technology infrastructure planning. This session features Intel’s experience working with innovative partners to revamp cities around the world, and how digital technology helps bring vision to life.

1. Sumner Lemon
October 4, 2017

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3. † The City 600 are the top 600 cities by contribution to global GDP growth from 2007 to 2025. Source: McKinsey Global Institute Cityscope 1.0
The City 600† today… … and Tomorrow
1.5
Billion
people live in these
600 cities – 22% of
the global
population
$30
Trillion
of GDP in 2007 – more
than half of global GDP
485
Million
households, with average
per capita GDP of
$20,000
The top 100 cities
generated
$21
Trillion
of GDP in 2007 – 38% of
the global total
2.0
Billion
people will live in these
600 cities in 2025 – 25%
of the global population
$64
Trillion
of GDP in 2025, nearly
60% of global GDP
735 Million
households will live in these cities, with
average per capita GDP of
$32,000 … of which
235 Million
households in developing world cities will have
income above $20,000 per annum
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4. Dubai, UAE
Energy and water efficient, smart grids
Ambitious public-private-partnerships
Goal is to create the most efficient,
seamless, safe and impactful experience for
residents & visitors.
Yokohama, Japan
Reduce CO2 emissions by 30% and scale
energy solutions and innovation to other
markets in Asia; 10-fold increase in
renewable energy by 2025.
Canary Wharf, UK
Cognicity is a pioneering project set up by
Canary Wharf Group to identify and
accelerate the development of Smart City
Technologies.
San Diego, California, USA
Intel, the Port of San Diego, and partners
are helping drive energy savings, cost
savings, and reduced greenhouse gas
emissions, while influencing the City of
San Diego Climate Action Plan to also
drive greenhouse emission policy.
Singapore
Goal is to develop capabilities in pervasive
connectivity and build new and
government agencies to leverage
technology to make lives better in a Smart
Nation.
100 Smart Cities, Digital India
Each of India’s 29 states will have at least 1
smart city with 100+ companies contributing
to the development. Central government has
committed spending USD 7.27 B over the
next
5 years.
Songdo, Korea
Goals are to promote green and low-carbon
growth as an avenue for future
development after 60 years of reliance on
export-oriented manufacturing.
Smart Cities Initiatives in Progress
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5. Using ICT and IOT solutions to manage resources, infrastructure,
and services in secure ways
for improved citizen experiences as well as greater economic, social
and environmental benefits
Economic Stability
Supporting Civic Engagement
Scaling Physical Infrastructure
Environmental Stewardship
Smart
Cities
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6. Economic
Benefits
Social Benefits Environmental
Benefits
Competitiveness
Efficiency and
Cost Savings
Enhanced Services
for Residents
Safety and Security
Resilience
Better Use
of Resources
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7. Smart Transportation Smart Building &
Energy
Public Safety Healthcare
Environment E-Government
Services
Education Smart City
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8. Policy Governance Financing
Provide the foundation that supports
the building blocks
Ensure those policies
are carried out
Transform the smart city vision
into concrete programs and benefits.
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9. EDGE/SMART
SOLUTIONS Networks
Connect, Secure, Manage, and Analyze data for a
seamless, efficient & thriving city
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Cloud DATA/
insights
City
services

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5g AI/Machine
Learning
Scalable
Infrastructur
e
Autonomous
Vehicles

12. data
driven
Analytic
s
(Big Data)
Standard
s
(Open & Global)
Compute
–
cloud &
hybrid
1 2 3
Security
(Cyber, Data)
4 5 6
City Services
City transformation through insights to services and
operations. Integration of IOT data, new
applications and legacy systems.
Drive innovative and efficient new services with
connected, intelligent and secure edge solutions.
Reduce IT/ Operational Technology cost. Increase
agility, data access & shared services.
Reduce risk and protect citizens with end-to-end
cyber and data security and privacy.
Engage citizens with stunning connected
experiences & services.
Solutions
–
Citizens
& Gov
edge
Devices
(IOT)
Increasing insights with real-time data from city
services, operations, sensors, & video.
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Intel brings together DSS ecosystem to
develop the end-customer solution on AWS
DL CNN-based face recognition and people
counting running on IA instances (C4/M4)
CCTV VMS(Video Management System) from Innodep
Video Analytics from IntelliVIX
Intel® Core™ based GW from Advantec
Fire Detection Sensor from Smart Tech
SI/Camera from Kolon Benit
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AWS Cloud Digital Video Surveillance

14. All things are possible until
they are proved impossible.
Even the impossible may
only be so, as of now.
– Pearl S. Buck
Nobel Laureate
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