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Panel discussion: Harnessing the power of AI for smarter utilities

Panel discussion: Harnessing the power of AI for smarter utilities

OnDemand Panel discussion: Using AI to create value in cities for communities and workforce

OnDemand Panel discussion: Using AI to create value in cities for communities and workforce

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A clean and efficient future: energy in focus at Cities Climate Action Summit 2024

A clean and efficient future: energy in focus at Cities Climate Action Summit 2024

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SmartCitiesWorld City Profile 2024 – City of Madrid

SmartCitiesWorld City Profile 2024 – City of Madrid

SmartCitiesWorld City Profile – Shenzhen

SmartCitiesWorld City Profile – Shenzhen

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Urban Exchange Podcast Episode 23 - Identifying urban solutions at the intersection of climate, health, and equity

Urban Exchange Podcast Episode 23 - Identifying urban solutions at the intersection of climate, health, and equity

Urban Exchange Podcast Episode 22 - Digital solutions shaping the urban landscape

Urban Exchange Podcast Episode 22 - Digital solutions shaping the urban landscape

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The built environment’s Scope 3 emissions conundrum

The built environment’s Scope 3 emissions conundrum

Cities Climate Action Summit 2024 – meet the exhibitor: Latitudo 40

Cities Climate Action Summit 2024 – meet the exhibitor: Latitudo 40

Connected Street Lighting: A smart city starting point

 

When adopting an open approach, a city needs to start somewhere. Smart street lighting is a great domain to focus on.

 

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Connected Street Lighting: A smart city starting point

A smart city is as much an approach as a physical entity. There is no clear blueprint or fixed set of criteria that a city has to meet before it is called ‘smart’. What is becoming clear, however, is that smart cities are not delivered by any single initiative.

 

An ecosystem approach is important in order to avoid siloed thinking that is almost certain to lead to lack of interoperability across different systems in the future, affecting a city’s ability to innovate further down the line.

 

Download this document to find out:

 

• Why openness is crucial to delivering future-proof smart cities

• Why smart cities should take a bottom-up approach and the strategies they can use

• How Jakarta created a more transparent and data-driven city for its citizens

• How Guadalajara in Spain used a combination of energy-efficient connected street lighting and remote management to save more than two-thirds (68 per cent) on energy consumption as well as reduce operational costs.

 

 

 

 

You will need to be a member to download the full report, however membership is free and only takes 30 seconds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

This eBook was produced by SmartCitiesWorld in collaboration with Interact.

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