The document discusses smart cities and governance. It provides an overview of six steps to develop smart cities and discusses factors like technology, business cases, politics, regulation, and people skills. It also discusses collaboration models for smart cities and the importance of data and its value to citizens, cities, and businesses. Specific technologies like LPWAN and examples from Dublin, Ireland are mentioned. The importance of open data, citizen engagement, and building credibility with real projects is emphasized.

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3. Six steps to turn smart

4. Smart city piano

5. Smart City Project Selection Matrix

6. Technology BusinessCase Politics Regulation Governance People Skills Soft Factors

7. Procurement Innovation & Co-Creation
Jamie Cudden – Smart City Program Manager, DCC @jcudden

8. SOCIAL, MOBILE, ANALYTICS, CLOUD
WEARABLES, 3D PRINTING, ROBOTICS
VR, AR & AI.

9. COLLABORATION MODEL
Tapping into your local ecosystem
Smart Cities wont be delivered in isolation

10. DATA
DATA
DATA
DATA
DATA
DATA
VALUE TO, THE CITIZEN, THE CITY, BUSINESS
The Connected Smart City
THE SMART CITY UTOPIA

11. LPWAN & DRIVING USE CASE INNOVATIONS
Small messages, Low Power, Long battery life.
Suitable for Awkward spots, Low cost point
SIGFOX
NB-IOT
LOW COST ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

12. TEST THE FUTURE IN DUBLIN

13. Market research & dialogue
Co- Innovation Partnerships
Open Challenges
Pre Commercial Engagement
Cities need much better engagement with
the market – PROCUREMENT INNOVATION

14. The Rise of The Startup.

15. SMART CYCLE CHALLENGE- SBIR

16. BUILDING CREDIBILITY WITH REAL PROJECTS
Phase 1: 5 contracts @ 12,500

17. Phase 2: 4 contracts @ 25,000

21. Jamie Cudden – Smart City Program Manager, DCC @jcudden
Jamie.cudden@dublincity.ie

22. Open Data as a Cornerstone of a Smart City
Data Usage and Citizen Engagement
Michael Grüebler
Statistical Office of Zürich
Head of Services
27. April 2017

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Smart City Applications

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Architecture of Smart City Applications
Source: ITU FG-SSC deliverable, Technical Report on overview of smart sustainable cities infrastructure. Ibid.
sensing
communication
data
applications
securitysystem
physical infrastructure
«internet of things»
access network
transport network
data sharing & fusion
analytics & decisions
infrastructure
purpose

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Architecture of Smart City Applications
sensing
communication
data
applications
securitysystem
Open Data
LORA
Arduino
• The goal is to improve the
number of business cases
• Enabling individuals and
communities to improve their
lives
• Data sharing, data fusion,
statistics & analytics are key
elements
• No Smart City
without Open Data
• How can you engage and
empower the citizen?

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Citizen Engagement
makezurich.ch

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Six Challenges of the City of Zurich

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Two days, 70 participants, 20 projects

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Questions?
@OpenDataZurich

31. Pully
18’000 inhab.
Zurich
378’000 inhab.
Dublin
527’000 inhab.

32. Let’s build a Smart City project … based on our immediate needs

33. Cyberadministration
Increase the level of skills of the organisation
Open source solutions
Big data
2013 2014 2015
Strategic
planification
2017

34. Pully
31%
Morges
31%
Lausanne,
Cartoriviera
, Vaud,
Neuchâtel,
Bâle-Ville,
Bâle-
Campagne,
Schwyz
38%
TOTAL TTC CHF 172’500
Share finances …

35. Pully
EPFL Swisscom
… intelligence ….

36. … and experiences

37. Alexandre Bosshard Member of the Board of DTSI, Coordinator and Project Leader
City of Pully, Switzerland
alexandre.bosshard@pully.ch

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39. How to get the Papers?