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Webinars

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

OnDemand Webinar: Driving Efficiency with Digital Twins and AI in Water Management

OnDemand Webinar: Driving Efficiency with Digital Twins and AI in Water Management

Special Reports

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

Smart Cities Reports

SmartCitiesWorld City Profile 2024 – City of Madrid

SmartCitiesWorld City Profile 2024 – City of Madrid

SmartCitiesWorld City Profile –Shenzhen

SmartCitiesWorld City Profile –Shenzhen

Podcasts

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

Opinions

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

Smart Infrastructure: Tackling chemical fires

 

The infrastructure within buildings, energy, transport and government is increasingly clever, designed both to feed back data and to respond to changing requirements. But some of the greatest potential gains lie in linking together these different systems, creating a system of responsive networks and feedback loops and that are far greater than the sum of their parts.

 

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Smart Infrastructure: Tackling chemical fires
Smart Infrastructure: Tackling chemical fires

So when it comes to an emergency situation, generating and sharing information on the nature, location and progression of specific threats, digital technologies promises to help emergency teams respond more quickly, effectively and safely.


In this whitepaper, KPMG looks at how different suppliers, service providers, government agencies and local authorities can work together to help manage emergency situations.


If you are involved in the following areas, then this report would provide a useful insight into how smart infrastructure can start to work for cities across the world.


• Local & Regional Authorities
• Government Agencies
• Sensor Manufacturers
• Building Management Systems
• Energy Suppliers
• Town Planners
• Emergency Services
• Platform Providers
• Transport Providers
• Teleco Operators, Providers and Manufacturers
• HR Specialists

 

Download this White Paper from KPMG in the SmartCitiesWorld resource area. If you are not already a member, it’s free and takes just 30 second to register

 

 

 

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