UK Cities and the Impact of Covid 19

1. Welcome to UK
Cities and the
impact of Covid-19
#SmartCitiesUK

2. Chairs Introduction
and Welcome
Allan Mayo, Digital
Strategist, Digital Greenwich
#SmartCitiesUK

3. Protecting local services from
Covid-19 impact
Joe Anderson, Mayor, Liverpool
#SmartCitiesUK

4. Impact of Covid-19 on social
care services
Dr Ossie Stuart, Trustee, Social Care
Institute for Excellence
#SmartCitiesUK

5. Dr Ossie Stuart
September 2020
Covid-19 & Social Care services

6. The problem with Social Care
COVID-19 merely magnified these problems
• Social care is a legacy system designed for the 20th Century
• Inflexible:
• Poor leadership
• A lack of trust
• A lack of Choice
• A post code lottery

7. Future of Social Care
• Local communities rallied round to support
• The best Local Authorities offered rapid supportive communications, flexible
use of resources, reductions of unhelpful processes and practices
• Supermarkets and local shops became part of Social Care
• Communication technology became the new normal
• The rise of “peer support”: Social care users supporting each other
• A vision of the City as a values-based community for all
COVID-19 provided a “glimpses of that future”

8. The high street impact of Covid-
19
Kathrin Enenkel, Senior Analyst,
Centre for Cities
#SmartCitiesUK

9. How are city centres
recovering from lockdown?
Thursday 17 September 2020, 10.50 – 11.10
Kathrin Enenkel, Centre for Cities
#HSRecoveryTracker
@kenenkel @CentreforCities

10. City centres are recovering from the crisis…
Source: Locomizer; Beauclair, 2020

11. …but at different speeds
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Blackpool
Bournemouth
Birkenhead
Southend
Chatham
Burnley
Basildon
Doncaster
Portsmouth
Telford
Warrington
Wigan
Sunderland
Hull
Swansea
Middlesbrough
Stoke
Slough
Worthing
Mansfield
Derby
Gloucester
Milton_Keynes
Exeter
Brighton
York
Peterborough
Southampton
Barnsley
Newport
Plymouth
Wakefield
Bradford
Swindon
Ipswich
Norwich
Aldershot
Crawley
Northampton
Dundee
Luton
Blackburn
Preston
Huddersfield
Coventry
Belfast
Reading
Cambridge
Edinburgh
Newcastle
Liverpool
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Leicester
Bristol
Sheffield
Cardiff
Nottingham
Leeds
Oxford
Birmingham
Manchester
London
Overall recovery of footfall in the city centre, last week of August 2020
Source: Locomizer, 2020

12. Domestic tourism has boosted footfall in a number of smaller and
coastal cities, while larger cities are struggling to catch up
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Blackpool
Bournemouth
Birkenhead
Southend
Chatham
Burnley
Basildon
Doncaster
Portsmouth
Telford
Warrington
Wigan
Sunderland
Hull
Swansea
Middlesbrough
Stoke
Slough
Worthing
Mansfield
Derby
Gloucester
Milton_Keynes
Exeter
Brighton
York
Peterborough
Southampton
Barnsley
Newport
Plymouth
Wakefield
Bradford
Swindon
Ipswich
Norwich
Aldershot
Crawley
Northampton
Dundee
Luton
Blackburn
Preston
Huddersfield
Coventry
Belfast
Reading
Cambridge
Edinburgh
Newcastle
Liverpool
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Leicester
Bristol
Sheffield
Cardiff
Nottingham
Leeds
Oxford
Birmingham
Manchester
London
Overall recovery of footfall in the city centre, last week of August 2020
Source: Locomizer, 2020

13. People are still reluctant to return to their offices but city centres play
a greater role as places for leisure
Source: Locomizer, 2020
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Overallrecoveryscore(%ofpre-lockdownlevels)
Week starting
Worker, weekend and night-time score
Worker score Weekend score Nightime score

14. Cities with the lowest footfall are also those with a high share of
workforce which can work from home
AberdeenAldershot
Barnsley
Basildon
Birkenhead
Birmingham
Blackburn
Blackpool
Bournemouth
Bradford
Brighton
Bristol
Burnley
Cambridge
Cardiff
Chatham
Coventry
Crawley Derby
Doncaster
Dundee
Edinburgh
Exeter
Glasgow
Gloucester
Huddersfield
Hull
Ipswich
Leeds
Leicester
Liverpool
London
Luton
Manchester
Mansfield
Middlesbrough
Milton Keynes
Newcastle
Newport
Northampton
Norwich
Nottingham
Oxford
Peterborough
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Preston
ReadingSheffield
Slough
Southampton
Southend
Stoke
Sunderland
Swansea
Swindon
Telford
Wakefield
Warrington
Wigan
Worthing
York
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Estimate share of workers able to work from home
Work from home and weekday footfall recovery
Source: Locomizer, 2020

15. The Eat Out to Help Out (EOTHO) scheme helped to bring people into the centre–
almost all city centres saw an increase in footfall
• Averaged across all city centres in the UK, visitor
numbers on EOTHO-evenings were 8 percentage
points higher than in late July.
• In a number of cities, footfall on EOTHO-
evenings was higher than before lockdown
started.
• Smaller city centres appear to have benefited
the most to date.
• The scheme has not made Monday the new
Friday
Source: Locomizer, 2020

16. Conclusion
• Not all city centres are recovering at the same speed.
• Centres of large cities which were able to pull workers in from far and
wide, are now suffering the most as workers are reluctant to return.
• This has implications for the shops, cafes and restaurants that had
built their businesses on the custom of city centre workers.
• With the prospect of many workers not returning to their offices
before the end of the year, support for high street services may need
to be extended.
• Future policy interventions should target places that are recovering
slowly and focus on getting workers back to the centre.

17. Questions and Answers
#SmartCitiesUK

18. Comfort Break
#SmartCitiesUK

19. Procurement as an enabler for
smart cities in the UK
Andrew Smith, Lead Research
Environment and Sustainability,
Crown Commercial Service
#SmartCitiesUK

20. The Sustainable Domino
Andrew Smith
Lead Research Environment and Sustainability

21. The Sustainable Domino
A domino effect or chain reaction is the cumulative effect
produced when one event sets off a chain reaction of events

22. Start of Smart

23. Start of Smart
● Clean Air Zones
● Clean renewable energy
● Security
● Circular Economy
● Change in housing projects
● Forward planning
● Recycle household waste management
● Plastic reduction
● Citizen Centric Planning
● Sustainability

24. Clean Air
Benefits to the local economy
● Cleaner air
● City promotion – marketing as a clean city to live and work
● Healthier citizens

25. Forward Planning
● EV Cars predicted growth to from 3m in 2019 to 26.9m sales in 2030
● 38% of global car sales in 2025 will be electric
● No new petrol or diesel cars from 2035

26. Car Parks
Not just a load of tarmac

27. Reality of what we have now
Particulate Matter - respiratory and cardiovascular
Nitrogen Dioxide - lung function, inflammation of the airways
Sulphur Dioxide - constriction of airways and chronic lung disease
Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons - tumours in lung, skin and bladder
Benzene - carcinogen at a genetic level
Butadiene - genotoxic human carcinogen, lymphoma and leukaemia
Carbon Monoxide - oxygen depletion in blood cells, heart and brain issues
Lead - effects on kidneys, gastrointestinal tracts, joints, reproductive, brain
development

28. Domino Effect, Sustainability to Better Economy
Renewable Energy -
Less chance fossil power stations -
Electric Vehicles -
Less Pollution -
Cleaner Air -
Healthier Citizen -
Less Pressure on wider NHS -
Better Local Economy -

29. The Opportunity
We get the chance to reimagine and redesign everything
● Better Manufacturing
● Better Transport
● Better Food Production
● Better Water Reuse
● Better Waste
● Think better
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30. What is a Smart City?
Interconnectability Interconnectedness

31. Less Betamax more Blue-Ray

32. PROCUREMENT

33. Procurement is an Enabler
● Procurement is key to everything
● You are key to everything
● How we do what we do will help you achieve clean
goals and lead into Smart Cities
● Get involved at an early stage of a project
● Encourage the phrase “talk to procurement”
● Procurement is a project enabler

34. WARNING
Blatant CCS plug
coming up

35. Agreements
● Traffic Management Technology
● Spark
● VCIS
● AI
● Waste
● Water
● Tech Services
● Network Services
● HELGA
● Aggregation
● Fleet

36. Andrew Smith
andrew.smith1@crowncommercial.gov.uk
07740 507935
www.crowncommercial.gov.uk
@gov_procurement Crown Commercial Service

37. Kickstarting the local economy
through connectivity
Rob Davie, Data Architect,
Intechnology
#SmartCitiesUK

38. KICKSTARTING THE
LOCAL ECONOMY
WITH CONNECTIVITY
ROB DAVIE
D A TA A N A L Y S I S M A N A G E R

39. O U R S T O R Y
The UK’s Largest provider of Free Public Wifi
Over 1.5 Million users to date across 16 networks
Multiple award winners across
Smart City & Connectivity categories
Fast, Secure & Stable
Custom built analytics platform
provides insights into who is using your town
Multiple promotional opportunities across
platform to promote local businesses and events

40. S O M E O F O U R C U S T O M E R S

41. T H E C O V I D C O N U N D R U M
WE NEED TO LIMIT THE
NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN
THE TOWN TO KEEP
THEM SAFE
WE NEED MORE VISITORS
IN OUR TOWN TO
SUPPORT THE ECONOMY

42. T H E A N S W E R ?
1 . a t t r a c t 2 . i n f o r m 3 . m o n i t o r

43. T H E I N T E C H N O L O G Y S O L U T I O N

44. T H E C O V I D C O N C L U S I O N
WE NEED TO LIMIT THE
NUMBER OF PEOPLE
IN THE TOWN TO KEEP
THEM SAFE
WE NEED MORE
VISITORS IN OUR TOWN
TO SUPPORT THE
ECONOMY

45. Thank You!
Any Questions?
robert.davie@intechnologyplc.com

46. Covid-19: The most integrated
way to “Test-Trace-Safeguard”
against further disruption
Lloyd Major, CEO & Co-Founder,
Halo
#SmartCitiesUK

47. Covid19 & Technology
Showcasing how the right technology and the right
integrations can safeguard against the threat and the
disruption.

48. Contents
– Our Shared Interest
– What does it look like?
– Wider uses in society
– Financials
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49. Buy-in
Our
Shared
Interest

50. Our Shared Interest
Our Proposal

51. Increasing Covid-19 Testing

52. Safely restarting the economy

53. Safely restarting the economy

54. The 10-Point Full Capacity Plan
10 = Track &Trace

55. Operational Delivery
What
Does
It Look
Like?

56. Once the public user has registered their details via
Passport portal or mobile phone application, they can
appointment with their GP Surgery, Health rator or one
of the clinics held within our V-Health Passport app.
a test or vaccine to the passport in 5 easy steps.
The V-Health Passport is a simple to use I.D system thatThceanV-dHiesapllthayPassport information is routed using VCodefi a revolutionary
various health status about the passport holder. Unique Tag Identi er created by VST Enterprisesfi.
tThheeVV--HHeeaallththPassportuses ultra secure closed loop technology with end
rteoqeunedstenacrnyption.It uses 2.2 Quintillion combinations of coding, making it
Care Administ impossible to breach or hack.
The VPlatformfi allows the V-Health Passport to display di erent information
to the scanning user based on their platform
permissions.
The Administrator can quickly locate the patient details and then applyAdmin View: gives a more in depth view of the users
passport.
Public View: shows a GDPR compliant version.
Other Views: other views can be added via the admin portal.
5 Easy Steps To Passport Creation Information Security/Distribution
How Is This Data Effective?
Every interaction with a passport VCodefi is recorded within the V-Health
Passport system. Any user who is scanned by another user who tests positive
for coronavirus is automatically noti ed to be re-tested.

57. VCodefi is an award winning, British patented technology solution created
and protected by VST Enterprisesfi.
The VPlatformfi that issues and manages the VCodefi creation is closed loop
which means all VCodefi creations must ow through the central system that
is end-to-end encrypted.
The VCodefi is not made up of destination data which means the platform can
control what is delivered to the device screen using Geo Fences, Time,
Date, User ID, Device Type & Amount of Scans.
VCodefi is not subject to Attagging due to the closed-loop nature of the
platform and due to sensitive use cases being displayed only through our
VCodefi enabled apps (not URL
triggered).
be created and adopted like our own V-Health Passport
has been white-labelled and promoted across the
world.
circumstances can be scanned up to and over 100m
away.
V-Health Passport
infrastruccltousreeptrhoaxtimityto kick start a transaction from a mobiledevice.
Many transactions are subject to Attagging .
VCodefi can be scanned outside of the 2m safe distancing zone and IinnLsaoymmeanterms, Attagging is where a bad actor replaces a valid
QR code with one they have created.
Boosting safety in virus control and safety Icnhecmkoss.tcases, this is done to divert payment of goods to themselves
rather than the intended recipient.
Think Safe Stay Safe Think VCodefi
This is usually done by linking a QR code to a similar domain named
micro-site that the consumer will not notice when scanned using the
native reader.
There are over 1 Billion false nancial QR transactions per day in
India alone.
Digital ID is becoming a hot topic, both for immunity passports and
general ID it too will be subject to Attagging and other abuse.
* QR Codes can t be scanned outside of the 2m safe distancing
zone jeopardising public safety in virus control checks.
A Cyber Secure VCodefi For ID Codes
Why You Should Think Twice
The VPlatformfi is capable of producing 2.2 Quintillion, collisiAonbforueet Using A QR Code
variations of VCodes.
The software development kit and api allows branched off secure pTrhoeduQcRtsCotdoeis an open-source un-regulated technology used in

58. Click to play video of
Royal Family getting
test & passport
Passport and Test in use
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https://www.pollstar.com/
article/no-test-no-entry-british-
companies-develop-mass-
testing-contract-tracing-
solution-146427

59. Integrations
Wider
Uses
In
Society

60. Our Solution - Halo
Click to play

61. Our Solution - Halo
Halo has three parts; native apple and android apps, a cloud based control
centre and admin area. This means:
1. Incidents are never forgotten
2. Urgent and minor incidents no longer compete
3. Incidents are accompanied by images
4. Total accountability, everyone can see what’s expected of them
5. A perfect audit trail that cannot be altered
6. It creates records of training and testing
7. Everything is recorded, freeing up radio channels, eradicating the need
for WhatsApp groups, enhancing disclosure, integrity and data
compliance
8. The admin area creates organisational corporate memory & governance
9. Creates an easy & evidentially robust way of organisations sharing data:
Multi-Agency Logging is unique to Halo
10. Halo tracks everyone form the moment they sign in. Eradicating
ghosting.
Halo saves time, saves money and improves public safety.

62. Halo System - Passport Scanning
Ticket & Passport Scanning
Accessed from the side menu - a simple red/amber/green system with distinct graphics and sounds, allows the user to
quickly process a ticket and necessary actions.
The Halo System is ‘ticket agnostic’ and will integrate with every ticketing database.
It I the only platform in the world that can scan V-Codes as part of an Incident Management Platform.

63. Halo System - The Dashboard

64. Halo System - The Dashboard

65. Halo System - The Dashboard

66. Analytical Screen
Allows for filtering of all
incidents
Instantly know:
- How many incidents you’ve
had
- In any location
- Over any time/date range
- Reported by any person or
team
Smart Tags
Allows for tagging of all
incidents
Instantly discover:
- Infinitely customisable free
text tags
- Filter incidents where ‘drugs’
/ ‘alcohol’ / ‘safe-guarding’
or ‘knife’ are present for
example
Export to CSV
To allow for your own
analysis
Integrate Halo results with:
- Your other critical success
factors
- Key performance
indicators across your area
of business
Halo System - The Dashboard

67. Clients and Users

68. Costs
Financials

69. Financials
• The costs of a test and v-health passport combined are less than
£15.
• We are currently working with HMG to see if we can get funding to cover 50%
of the cost, similar to the ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme.
• Eat out to help out cost the UK Taxpayer £400m between 3rd & 31st August.
• 20% of this, £125mm would support the
events industry for a full year.
• A similar amount, £560m, would support
all sports for a year.

70. Thank you
0800 9202014
hi@halosolutions.com
www.v-healthpassport.co.uk / www.halosolutions.com

71. Comfort Break
#SmartCitiesUK

72. Is Procurement really working in
the public sector?
Katz Kiely Founder, Frontline.live &
CEO/Founder beep
#SmartCitiesUK

73. Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise
Jay Ouwehand, Government
Account Manager, Alcatel-Lucent
Enterprise
#SmartCitiesUK

74. CONNECTED EXPERIENCE
FOR SMART CITIES
J a y O u w e h a n d
U K & I G o v e r n m e n t Ve r t i c a l A c c o u n t M a n a g e r
A l c a t e l - L u c e n t E n t e r p r i s e
Jay.ouwehand@al-enterprise.com

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AN UNPRECEDENTED SITUATION!
IN A BLINK OF AN EYE, OUR WORLD CHANGED DRAMATICALLY…
We are currently facing an exceptional situation fundamentally disrupting the way we operate,
and which will have lasting effects on both our personal lives and working habits.
From an economic point of view, how can companies maintain customer service and teamwork
when employees are suddenly asked to stay at home and self-isolate?

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CHANGES IN CxO PRIORITIES
ADDRESSING THE NEW PARADIGM
• External business continuity
• Maintain trade & customer support
Enabling home working
Strengthening Disaster Recovery
Customer Service Continuity
URGENCY
Enabling Home Workers
MID-LONG TERM
Strengthening Operations
Teamwork Continuity
• Internal business continuity
• Maintain company operations
• Applications
• Devices
• Costs
• Security
• Deployment
• Adoption
• Sustainability
• Compliance
• Cloud
• On-premises
• Hybrid
• Security
• Company-wide mobility
• On-site emergencies
• Self-service information
• Disaster Recovery

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DIFFERENT NEEDS FOR DIFFERENT USER PROFILES
ENABLING HOME WORKERS
Front Office
Switchboard, Hunt Group,
Contact Center, etc.
• Already setup
• Generally simple needs
• Growing video demand
• Generally office based
• Generally complex needs
• High call volume
Mobile Workforce
Sales, Marketing,
Project, etc.
• Generally office based
• Generally simple needs
• Growing video demand
• Generally office based
• Generally complex needs
• Use specific equipment
Back Office
Human Resources,
Accounts, Finance, etc.
IT, Production, R&D,
Services, etc.
Collaboration – Conferencing

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IP DESTOP SOFTPHONE
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS AT HOME
Direct access to company
directory
One-click access to call
features
Multiline and call supervision
Dial in a click
Get voicemails,
hang up, call back
Call center features (option)
Call notification and instant call
pickup
Mini display mode
Contextual menus
as if at the desk
Configurable speed dials calls
on keyboard
Ringing on computer speaker +
headset
Easy sound volume control
List of certified headsets
available
Call from Outlook

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Cloud-based communication and
collaboration platform
Available on smartphone and computer –
no need for company laptop
Quick & easy to deploy – no site visit
and no VPN required
Quick & easy adoption
Instant messaging, audio, video,
conferencing, screen share, file transfer
Secure, enterprise grade, GDPR compliant
Can work standalone or connected to a
telephone system for end-to-end control
TEAM WORKING AND VIDEO
MEETINGS FROM HOME
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
Suited for all profiles for collaboration & video
Only simple telephony

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RAINBOW
TEAM WORKING AND VIDEO MEETINGS FROM HOME
Directory look-up by name or
department
Meeting with guests
w/o creation of an account
Contact list
Presence status, online, in a
meeting, do not disturb
50 party video conference
4 simultaneous video streams selection
Post informational content and
news (Channels)
Possible integrations with SaaS,
CRM, PABX
Voice, video, screen sharing
Call ringing on loudspeaker in
addition of the headset
Group chat: large file sharing, smileys, gifs, voice
message
HD audio and video quality
Call and create meeting from
Outlook
Also available on mobile
Special Offer: 3 months free user licences

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ADAPT TO THE “NEW NORMAL” AND PREPARE FOR THE NEXT DISRUPTION
STRENGTHENING OPERATIONS
Security
Home Working
Company-wide mobility
and video
Information
Repetitive, 24/7,
self-service
Safety
On-site
emergencies
Infrastructure
Cloud strategy and
Disaster Recovery
• Review strategy
• Lessons learned
• Adapt infrastructure
• Auto-Attendant
• Interactive Voice-Response
• Bots
• Artificial Intelligence
• Location & context
• Multi-modal notifications
• Response coordination
• Recording & audit trail
• Review strategy
• Lessons learned
• Adapt infrastructure

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• Public information and service
notifications to citizens
• Floor, fire prevention
notifications
• Smart household waste
treatment
• Citizen-generated public
damage and risks notifications
CPAAS INTEGRATION IN
CITY APP USE CASES

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WHAT DO WE MEAN BY SMART CITY?
Smart City Council
A smart city uses
information and
communications
technology (ICT) to
enhance livability,
workability, and
sustainability.
Smart
transportation
Smart
retail
Smart
hospitality
Smart
healthcare
Smart
government
Smart
education
Smart
banking
“
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ALCATEL-LUCENT SMART CITY REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE
Analytics Control Location
Communications Management
Data Service Layer
Security
L2/L3 VPNs IoT Containers DC Fabric
Cloud
Ethernet Wi-Fi
Zigbee
FTTx 4G/LTEBLE*
LoRa SCADA
IoT Gateways*
Service-Defined Network
IoT – wired or wireless

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Network Infrastructure
City-wide fabric to interconnect
government agencies, residents,
visitors, businesses and IoT devices.
IoT
Automated provisioning of IoT devices into
secure IoT network containers
Smart Transportation
Dedicated solutions for on-board
communications, smart shelters, roadside
access & transportation hubs.
Public Wi-Fi
Public Wi-Fi provides amenity to visitors
and residents and enables multiple smart
city use cases.
Location-Based Services
Indoor/Outdoor location and wayfinding
enables various use cases such as smart
parking, tourist guides, geo-fenced alerts
and more.
Communications
Smart interactions M2M through
embedded communications and AI.
HOW DOES ALE ENABLE SMART CITIES?
Investments
Driving the shift
to new investments’ models
€/$

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Defined
Network
IoT digital
business
Proactive
Analytics
IT as Business
Engine
Connectivity IoT
Augmented
Intelligence
Cloud
Economics
To build a secure network
foundation to help public
sector organizations
deploy IoT systems that
help better connect
citizens to services,
enable Smart City
solutions, and improve
operational efficiency of
public infrastructure
while decreasing costs
and risk.
Simplify the setup of
government IoT
networks by easing
device onboarding,
providing more
efficient operations
and greatly increasing
security with IoT
enablement.
Minimize the chances of
cyber-attacks on
government networks, aid
in crisis management by
prioritizing critical
communications/
resources, and minimize
down time related to
maintenance.
LBS combined with
smart city applications
offer services that
provide a unique and
differentiated citizen
experience as well as
creating new revenue
sources and operational
cost savings
For
Smart Cities

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IOT CHALLENGES IN SMART CITY NETS
Provision
How to provision a
“headless” IoT
device securely and
remotely?
Integrity &
Confidentiality
How to protect from
eavesdropping,
man-in-the middle
or impersonation?
Contain
How to map IoT
device traffic to its
container?
Quarantine
How to protect
from DDoS attacks?
Admission
Control
How to protect
from unauthorized
access at the edge?

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Reduces security breaches and vulnerability to DoS attacks
VIRTUAL NETWORK SEGMENTATION
Smart building
Video protection /
Security
State/local police
A compromised surveillance camera will not
impact other network elements

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CITY OF TAIPEI, TAIWAN
FIBER TO HOUSES, BUSINESSES AND GOVERNMENT
City-Wide Broadband
FTTx for residents and businesses.
Coverage >95% at speeds >100Mbps
Video Surveillance
Cost effective connectivity for 15K IP
cameras throughout Taipei.
Bike Sharing Scheme
Connecting residents to 6K bikes across
196 locations with real-time availability
Government Network
Access to the Government Service
Network (GSN) and Taiwan
Academic Network (TANet)
Metro Ethernet
Providing cost-effective
connectivity to large businesses
and supporting Smart City use
cases
4G Backhaul
Taifo optical fibre network
provides backhaul service to
Taifo’s 4G network.
Population: 2.7M

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"Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise can be
proud of the fact that their consistent
use of open standards ensures
incredible interoperability."
Stephan Seeger, Head of Network planning and development
Challenges
Design and construction of a complex
network infrastructure for thousands of
users at 600 different locations
Optimized service to heterogeneous user
groups
Support all business-critical applications
such as traffic lights, traffic control systems
and public clocks that influence the image
of the City of Frankfurt.
Benefits
Network virtualization (SPB) helps the IT
specialists to work more efficiently, as they
do not have to go on-site to make
adaptations to the network.
CITY OF FRANKFURT
FROM CITY TO SMART CITY

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SMART CITY
A PROLIFERATION OF PUBLIC WI-FI SERVICES
E-Learning
Smart transport
Smart surveillance
Smart health
Smart energy meter
Interactive
media
Access control
M-Parking
City e-Guide
Public Wi-Fi for
Smart Cities

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NETWORK
PERFORMANCE
OPTIMIZED NETWORK DESIGN:
DISTRIBUTED INTELLIGENCE
6560
AP1221/22
Distributed intelligence
=
Network efficiency
▪ No traffic trombone back and forth
▪ Shortest path to destination
▪ Lower latency
▪ No single point of failure
▪ No physical controller
▪ No application server
for BYOD / Guest

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WI-FI 6 EFFICIENCY
Better IoT support
Allows for new use
cases
Better QoS for
existing applications
Improved Battery
Life
4x faster in dense
environments
Enhanced security
Higher and constant speed for a digital city
Faster throughput
40% faster at peak data

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"We are pleased that the development of the
Wi-Fi environment in convention facilities has
improved convenience for convention
participants and has made Fukuoka City a
more attractive destination for meetings and
events. It gives them flexibility and mobility
to power their success!"
Fukuoka City Head of Network
Fukuoka City’s key growth objective is to
increase leisure and business tourism to the
city
Fukuoka City
Smart leisure and tourism
Challenges
Implementation of free Wi-Fi in strategic
areas, with simplified management
Ability to collect data: number of users,
amount of traffic, type of applications used
Benefits
Integrated Unified Access solution
High-quality, scalable Wi-Fi user
experience, even during large-scale
events

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City of Rawabi
The connected, smart city
Challenges
Running 14 businesses, 800 employees, 32 retail shops,
1000 households, 3500 residents
Fully redundant network, 80 Gbps backbone core
switches in DC, redundant distribution switches
WiFi
Secure WiFi for the 800 staff,
Open public WiFi for daily visitors (over 2000 concurrent
sessions),
Municipal city-wide WiFi for services and facility
management staff and data collection
Single network management point
Watch the video

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Nevada roads: 429 routes, 5396 miles, 1116 bridges
IoT Data Collection
Vehicle detectors (# by lane), Roadway weather (incl.
pavement conditions), Dedicated Short Range
Communications (from connected and autonomous
vehicles), CCTV, Ramp meters…
Real time traffic management
Data and video sharing to inform travellers on delays,
crashes, road weather, travel times, emergency alerts,
alternate routes
Advanced Traveller Information System
Bi-directional with connected vehicles
NEVADA DEPARTMENT
OF TRANSPORTATION
IOT ENABLED (HARDENED)
NETWORK FOR ROADWAY
SAFETY

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“Thanks to the Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise
solution, more than 10,000,000 users access
free Wi-Fi in the New York subway every
month. We look forward to our continued
collaboration and mutual success.”
Thomas McCarthy, Director of Network Operations, Transit Wireless
NEW-YORK CITY SUBWAY
PUBLIC, FREE WI-FI FOR
COMMUTERS
Watch the video
New-York City Subway: Large fiber
network that spans 4 boroughs and 276
subway stations
Challenges
Improved reliability of the operational network
Deployment Wi-Fi services for passengers
Benefits
Safe and Reliable operations
Resistance to extreme temperatures
High throughput, great port density
High performant WiFi for a connected
passengers’ experience Digital equity category

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C O N T A C T U S
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99. We can’t work without better
broadband!
Matthew Howett, Principal Analyst
& Founder, Assembly
#SmartCitiesUK

100. Smart Cities UK 2020
We can’t work without better broadband!
17 September 2020
Matthew Howett
Principal Analyst & Founder
@howett
+44 (0) 7786 625 456
matt@assemblyresearch.co.uk

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The benefits of gigabit-capable broadband are clear
“ Gigabit capable broadbandfor
every home and business across
the country by 2025
”
Impact of gigabit broadband on productivity
(£bn)

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Policymakers need to focus on 6things
2
3
Build on the positive progress made
with the regulatory environment;1 4
Maintain the technology neutral
approach to include full-fibre, cable
and 5G;
Support market entry of alternative
network operators;
5
6
Ensure sufficient funding and well
targeted intervention for non-
commercial areas;
Remove remaining barriers to
deployment, which increase costs and
cause delays; and
Give the demand side more attention
to encourage take-up and lower
investment risk.

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104. Questions and Answers
#SmartCitiesUK

105. Thanks for listening
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