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Two years ago, we launched the first volume of our Digital Cities series, a thought leadership publication dedicated to the growth of cities that are smart, inclusive, innovative and resilient, enabled by technology and data. Volume 1 is all about putting the right strategies in place for the creation of smart urban environments and what it takes to create a sound approach for citizens of today and tomorrow. Ahead of our launch of the fourth and final volume this month, we would like to invite you to revisit Volume 1, along with Volumes 2 and 3, and explore the concepts and real-life examples of cities and innovators leading the way in creating the digital city. Even though much has changed since they were released, the concepts and case studies explored remain relevant for today’s challenges. Revisit Volume 1 here: https://lnkd.in/gNY6bUF8 #DigitalAECOM #DigitalCities #AECOMAsia

Unlocking the potential of smart cities! 🏙️ Explore the opportunities and challenges of urban innovation in our latest blog. From Singapore to New York, discover how cities are leveraging technology for a brighter future. Check out the blog here: https://lnkd.in/gHr87b75 #smartcity #urbaninnovation #technology

Smart Cities: The Way Forward In video entitled 'Transforming Cities with Technology' (https://lnkd.in/eQb3f6vB) by the Economist, it highlighted the approach of integrating the use of technology to enable better city planning. Technology can be used to anticipate problems and help contribute to finding meaningful solutions to urban problems that will improve the lives of city dwellers The smart city approach to city planning involves: 1. Upgrading and incorporating technology in infrastructure networks across cities. Which will require greater connectivity and synchronization of infrastructure systems 2. Extensive digitization and management of information about the city. 3. Responsiveness of systems to retrieve and disseminate information in the city. The ability to retrieve up-to-date data frequently helps in analysis, problem-solving and the decision-making process. The dissemination can help to inform and further engage city dwellers on issues affecting them daily. One of the situations that was examined was the transportation system in Seoul, South Korea and how technology has enabled efficiency in public transit and traffic management. Let me know what are your views on this.

Learnings are seeking new ways to explore the growth. This is a document telling about Smart cities and Digital Transformation .In this presentation ,I tried to gone through some of the major areas which transformation or change can happen. #smartcities #buildingfuture ##digitaltransformation #futuregrowth

Bogota could greatly benefit from adopting open-source technology to enhance its sustainability efforts. By integrating platforms like FIWARE, the city could promote data sharing across sectors such as transportation, energy, and waste management. This would enable more efficient use of resources, reduce environmental impact, and foster collaboration between public and private stakeholders. Moreover, with Bogota's rapid urban growth, open-source tech can facilitate smart city solutions tailored to local needs, promoting a greener, more livable urban environment. Bogota could leverage open-source technologies to address sustainability challenges through real-world examples like: 1. **Smart Mobility Solutions**: By implementing open-source platforms, Bogota can create integrated transportation systems that reduce traffic and emissions. A similar approach was adopted in **Barcelona**, where FIWARE-powered solutions enabled real-time traffic management. 2. **Waste Management**: The city could use sensors and open-source data analytics, as done in **Helsinki**, to optimize waste collection routes and reduce environmental impact. 3. **Energy Efficiency**: Open-source energy grids, such as those in **Amsterdam**, enable efficient monitoring and reduction of energy consumption through smart metering systems. These examples highlight how Bogota could apply open-source frameworks to enhance sustainability, cut costs, and improve urban living. #BogotaSmartCity #OpenSourceSolutions #SustainableBogota #TechForGood #UrbanInnovation #BogotaSostenible #SmartCities #OpenSource #EcoInnovation #UrbanDevelopment #Sustainability

🌟 Exciting news alert! 🚀 The future of innovation is here as the Smart Cities Council and Digital Twin Consortium join forces to revolutionize various industries worldwide! 🌏🏙️🏥 🤝 Their expanded global partnership aims to fast-track the adoption of digital twins in smart cities, buildings, and healthcare. Imagine the endless possibilities! 🌟 🎓 Get ready for a game-changing collaboration focusing on education, training, and events to drive progress. The stage is set for the big reveal at Smart Cities Week APAC Event in Adelaide, Australia. 🇦🇺 🔍 Dive into a world of experts from academia, public, and private sectors coming together to shape the future. 🌐 The Digital Twin Consortium is leading the charge for uniformity in vocabulary, architecture, security, and interoperability of digital twin tech across industries. 💡 Meanwhile, the Smart Cities Council is dedicated to fostering positive social, environmental, and economic impacts in smart cities and buildings. 🏗️ Let's embrace this groundbreaking partnership and witness the transformation unfold before our eyes! 🌟 #Innovation #SmartCities #DigitalTwins

After Volume 1 explored the role of strategy, we continued to Volume 2 in our Digital Cities series, a thought leadership publication dedicated to the growth of cities that are smart, inclusive, innovative and resilient, enabled by technology and data. In Volume 2, we dive deeper into the core of any successful city strategy, focusing on the one thing that no city can exist without — its people.   Ahead of our launch of the fourth and final volume this month, we would like to invite you to revisit Volume 2, along with Volumes 1 and 3, and explore the ways that cities can enable and empower the people that live in them. Although some time has passed since they were released, the concepts and case studies still provide relevant insights today.   Revisit Volume 2 here: https://lnkd.in/geDHNKC7   #DigitalAECOM #DigitalCities #AECOMAsia

While cities have always been business and social hubs, they have undergone considerable evolution and reinvention as economies advanced, technology progressed, and the way we live, work and play has changed over time. How can American cities plan for a dynamic and resilient future? Read our report: https://cbre.co/3zcsyAL

Digital Twins are crucial for the future of smart cities. This technology can enhance the planning, management, and sustainability of smart cities, making them better. Read this article to learn more. https://lnkd.in/dzTNafRQ #DigitalTwins #SmartCities #FutureTech

Read our note at https://lnkd.in/eh2P9Mw7 Smart cities promise to face urban challenges, integrating technology and sustainability to improve quality of life. #SmartCities #SustainableCities #cities #technology