How Technology Is (R)evolutionizing Communities

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How Technology Is (R)evolutionizing Communities

What is a Smart City? A city that integrates data-driven insights gathered from connected technology to (1) improve the efficiency of city operations and (2) create an optimized, more enjoyable urban experience. Urbanization stat + technology rapidly advancing Cities operate more efficiently as cost of running a city increases between 3,000 and 5,000 cities are already on that journey. Urban life is more connected, convenient, intuitive

The Four Layers of a Smart City

The Device Level Top and most visible layer Includes the physical objects that you can see and touch including: Cameras Sensors Beacons Lighting Mobile Phones

The Management Level Big Data, the Internet of Things (IoT), the Cloud This is where info collected at the Device Level is collected, managed, secured, stored and shared

The Network Level Activity happening on the Device Level and the Management Level is causing online activity to skyrocket Smart city leaders are boosting network capacity to 5G levels by placing “small cells” throughout the city landscape

The Infrastructure Level Small cells, fiber networks, cell towers and power grids serve as the foundation on which everything else runs The Infrastructure Level makes connection possible

A Smart City Ecosystem START UPS GOVERNMENT CORPORATES INFRASTRUCTURE + INVESTMENT UNIVERSITIES/3rd PARTIES R&D + TALENT + SAFE SPACE GOVERNMENT LOCAL/COUNTY/STATE/FEDERAL > POLICY > REGULATIONS > CIVIC PRIORITIES START UPS NIMBLE INNOVATION One of the critical elements of creating smart cities is the establishment of an ecosystem where there is communication and participation from multiple stakeholders. The public sector (government) is the ultimate decision maker as to how technology is integrated into city operations. The private sector (start up and corporates) provides innovation solutions and resources.  Third party organizations (including nonprofits, universities, etc) are also critical conveners and act as "safe spaces" for the public and private sector to experiment with different approaches and pilot projects.  

How Will Smart Cities Technologies Impact: Workforce Development Education Mobility & Transportation Sustainability (Clean + Green) Economic Development Community Equity Ultimately, smart cities are focused on how to improve the urban experience for all residents, citizens and visitors. These broad categories can help focus the conversation around what the highest priorities are for a specific community. It is possible to give attention to each of these areas, but the most successful smart cities rank projects and build a supportive platform that can then be applied to all civic challenges.  Autonomous Vehicles Energy Conservation Ride Sharing