1. Smart City A Public-Private Partnership

2. Uses communication networks, wireless sensor technology and intelligent data management to make decisions in real time about infrastructure needs and service delivery. Smart City A strategically located device that relays real-time information for use to monitor infrastructure service levels. Sensor can track information such as air quality, light levels, activity, temperature, etc. Sensors A specific tool that uses data captured through sensors for a specific business purpose. Applications may improve services such as parking, water management, street lighting, public safety, etc. Application As defined by Cisco, the Internet of Everything is the networked connection of people, process, data and the value this increased connectedness creates as “everything” comes online. IoE

3. Cisco Letter of Intent May 2014 Exploration of KCMO Department Smart City Goals January 2014 Feasibility Study Summer 2014 Cisco Proposes Scope October 2014 Negotiations and Partnership Development December 2014

4. Cisco Smart + Connected Community

5. Public WiFi Smart Lighting & Video as a Sensor Community Kiosks

6. Living Lab Entrepreneurial ecosystem

7. $3.7M City Investment $12M Private Partner Investment over the next five years