1. Smart Solutions for Service Delivery in Cities Govt
Smart Solutions for Service Delivery in Cities Govt. of Tamil Nadu 8th October 2015 |Chennai
Rahul Savdekar
Director – Industry Solutions(Government) |
What is CityNext?
Microsoft CityNext is making city transformation possible. Officially launched in 2013, it is a company-wide initiative involving our diverse Microsoft Partner Network, all of our products and community programs and our two-decade history of working in cities to help leaders modernize now and for the next generation.
The phrase “smart city” is frequently used, but the reality of a smart city often lives short of the promise. Many of today’s high-profile city innovation projects focus primarily on making infrastructure “smart” by embedding sensors, upgrading networking capabilities, and creating intelligence from data. While this is a critical foundational step, limiting the conversation to infrastructure and analytics misses an enormous opportunity to unlock the human potential within a city.
Key talking points:
Microsoft CityNext empowers governments, businesses, and citizens to create more sustainable, prosperous, and economically competitive cities—with a simplified approach that puts people-first.
Microsoft CityNext broadens the city innovation conversation beyond infrastructure alone. It’s a way for city leaders like yourselves to unlock your city’s most important resource—the potential of your people.
How? By delivering modern citizen-centric services to help people lead safer and healthier lives and offer better access to high-quality education.

2. Key Themes Industry Trends Innovations Enablement Smart City
It’s Smart Field Ops
It’s Smart Transportation
It’s Smart water & Sanitation
It’s Smart Health
It’s Smart Governance
Smart City
It’s Smart Grid
Industry Trends
Innovations
Enablement
Elephant of smart city, Power has many applications which need to be smart

3. City Scenario Silo Model Urban Infrastructure Citizen Engagement
Telecom Utilities don’t integrate with Gas & water
Citizen Authentication
Urban Infrastructure
Stable basic services – Electricity, Water, Gas, Connectivity
Heavy cost of Infrastructure
Monetisation?
Citizen Engagement
Reactive
Collaborative Governance?
Sustainability & Enablement
Shrinking natural resources
Self Diagnostics/ healing infrastructure

4. Becoming “Smart City” is a journey not an overnight transformation, the transformation is more evolution then a revolution.
TRANSFORM
Operations & Infrastructure
ENGAGE
Citizens & Businesses
ACCELERATE
Innovation & Opportunity

5. Microsoft CityNext Cities are all about the People
TRANSFORM
Operations & Infrastructure
ENGAGE
Citizens & Businesses
ACCELERATE
Innovation & Opportunity
Cities are all about the People
Way People CONSUME city’s services defines Smartness in City
Internet is now a utility like Electricity, Gas & Water
Buildings, Infrastructure,
Planning
Public Safety
& Justice
Tourism,
Recreation, Culture
Health & Social Services
Energy & Water
Transportation
Education
Government
Admin.
Before I get into covering the technical message, I’ll give a very quick and high level overview of Microsoft CityNext.
At the very core, it is helping cities harness this new era of innovation for their citizens and businesses and using the technology trends of cloud, mobility, social and big data and analytics to provide opportunities for cities to re-imagine their future.
Microsoft CityNext is about helping cities Transform their internal operations and infrastructure in becoming more efficient and effective; Engage and participate with citizens, government employees, and businesses better and Accelerate innovation and opportunity through partnerships and programs like BizSpark, YouthSpark and Partners in Learning
With Microsoft CityNext we focus on taking a people first approach when talking about services and solutions in each of the 8 core city functional areas. The solutions in each our functional areas are focused on how to empower citizens, government workers and businesses through innovation. 
And all of this is built on our Devices and Services platform.
Government
Citizens
Business
People First Approach
Cloud
Mobility
Big Data & Analytics
Devices & Services Platform
Social

6. TV White Spaces Standards: 802.22, 802.11af, Weightless, PAWS PU1 PU3
MHz
7000 TV
ISM (Wi-Fi)
698
470
2400
5180
2500
5300
54-88
Wireless Mic
Frequency
dbm
Frequency
-60
-100
“White spaces”
470 MHz
700 MHz
Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA)
Determine available spectrum (white spaces)
Transmit in “available frequencies”
Detect if primary user appears
Move to new frequencies
Adapt bandwidth and power levels
Power
Frequency
PU2
PU4
PU1
PU3
TV White Space is the unused bands terrestrial TV spectrum below 1 GHz.
This disruptive technology use dynamic spectrum access/sharing.
To prevent spectrum contention, a special geo-location database ensures no one is using that spectrum before it transmits.
Non exclusive license exempt access to such frequency (done by USA. Canada, UK, Singapore, Japan, South Korea actively working on it).
Companies such as Microsoft, Dell, Motorola, HP etc. supporting
Microsoft has invested in Studies on Cities worldwide(Including India) on TVWS feasibilities.

7. Public Cloud for Smart Cities
Single Platform for Governments, Businesses & Citizens
Data Sovereignty
Unlimited - Compute, Storage for all City functions
Consume as Service
Enables :
IoT
Machine Learning
Mobility
Social Listening
Predictive Analytics

8. City Platform Framework
Key talking points:
For what steps you can take next, we suggest that you: 
Engage Microsoft and our local partners on your top priorities—and discuss the best combination of programs and technology solutions to meet your local needs.
Keep in mind that you can’t do everything at once, so find a key priority and opportunity to pilot a solution in a department or agency. Then, if successful, scale it in the years ahead across your city.
Understand what’s possible with your existing IT investments: how you can bring that to life, what you’ll need for the future, and how you can save money in the short and long term.
(Now verbally walk audience through bullets…)
To learn more, please visit our Microsoft CityNext microsite at Microsoft-dot-com-forward-slash-CityNext.
To see more, check out our Microsoft CityNext YouTube channel. Just search on “MSFTCityNext” to find it the fastest.
To hear more, contact your local Microsoft office to arrange a meeting and assessment of the issues you face and your current technology capabilities to deal with those issues.
To do more, visit the Microsoft Windows Store and try out some Microsoft CityNext applications…just search on “CityNext” to find them.
Government Priorities
Governance – ORCHESTRATION LAYER (Services, APIs, Protocols, Handshakes)
Citywide network, Command & Control Center, Data Center, GIS
CORE
CITY DATABASE LAYER
CITY PLATFORM (FABRIC) – PUBLIC CLOUD(India Geo), ON-PREM, HYBRID
VISUALISATION LAYER
SENSORS, IOT
ANALYTICS LAYER (BI, PREDICTIVE, ML)
DEVICES & MOBILITY
Health IS
Population Health Mgmt
PACS
Tele Medicine
Virtual Classroom
Curriculum Management
Skills Delivery
Capacity Building
City Surveillance
Dial 100
Crime Analytics
Fusion solutions
Emergency Response
Smart Grid
Renewable – DR/ ToU
Outage Mgmt
Predictive Analytics
MMTS
ITMS
Smart Parking
Automated Ticketing Mgmt
City Residents Data Hub
Solid Waste Mgt
Water & Sanitation
Workflow Mgt
SAFE CITIES
ULB/ CITIZEN SERVICES
ENERGY
TRANSPORT
HEALTH
EDUCATION/ SKILLS DEVPT

9. Cloud in Smart Cities Big data Mobility Cloud Social
Business Insights – Assets mgmt. & Health, Financials
Real-time Forecasting : Demand, Supply, Consumption
Social Analytics
Decision support
Cloud
Data Sovereignty
Public Vs Private – RoI
Moving away from On Premise
Scalability
Data Center of tomorrow
Intelligent Computing
Capacity Management
Consolidate IT Infra
Compute power for analytics and predictive models
IaaS, PaaS, SaaS & STaaS
Mobility
Empower Field Crew
Citizen’s involvement
Common Operating Picture
Field decision making
Consumer Authentication
Cloud :
India Data center
Management cost for Infra - 3$ public vs 30$ pvt
Infrastructure flexibility as per scaling – say transactions
Data storage – 1kb for 96polls per consumer for single phase meter
Social & Collaboration :
People first approach. How people consume services. And add value.
Use of AV, social Apps to create value for consumer. Self Service
Mobility :
Supporting information workers from any location (field or office) on any device with enhanced collaboration, workflows and seamless access to information. Audio video realtime conferencing capabilities
Big Data :
Other areas that support the Utility smart grid/big data scenarios are:
Meter Data Management. Partner – Itron (
Asset Health. Partner - OSIsoft (
Asset Information Management. Partner – OpenText (
Social
City as a service(App)
Consumer Participation
Behaviour Patterns
Social Policing
Emergency Response
Crisis communication
Recruitment & Branding

10. Business Intelligence
The value chain..
Data
Mobility &
Devices
Business
Value
Public or Private
Cloud
On-Premises
Big Data
&
Business Intelligence
Social Business
Symbiotic value chain. The consumer data collected from smart metering is processed in cloud for consumer insights and used in identifying the trends for better governance by utilities. Same mechanism is used to provide the value back to the consumer with cloud and social with mobility.

11. S - Social M - Mobility A - Analytics R - Roadmap (to Cloud)
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S - Social
M - Mobility
A - Analytics
R - Roadmap (to Cloud)
T - Technology
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