Networked cities of the future

Maria BouraHead of Strategy Execution, Region Mediterranean

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Vatican City 2005

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Vatican City 2013

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Tremendous PACE OF CHANGE

1 billion connected places

50 billion connected devices

PLACES

PEOPLE

THINGS

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MOBILITY - BROADBAND - CLOUD

The advent of the third economy

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#1 MOBILE INFRASTRUCTURE

OSS&BSS

SERVICES

MEDIA DELIVERY & IPTV

35,00025,000USD 5B 64,000

2.5 Billion1 Billion

18050%

114,000

Subscribers managed by us

Subscribers supported by us

Services professionals

LTE smartphone traffic handled by our networks

Employees

Countries with customers

R&D Employees

Patents

In R&D

Ericsson at a glance

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Accelerating urbanization

7,500 people per hour

70% in cities by 2050

2% of the earth’s surface

75% of energy consumption

80% of CO2 emission

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DIVERSITY OF CHALLENGES

ENERGY WASTE

EDUCATION PUBLIC SAFETY POLLUTION HEALTH

FOOD AND AGRICULTURE

URBAN DIVIDES

GREEN ASPECTS

WATER

URBAN PLANNING

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How to cope?

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networked society means growth

+1% MORE BROADBAND USERS =

new business registration * 3.8%

+10% MORE BROADBAND USERS =

GDP*1.21% or higher

2x BROADBAND speed = GDP*0.3%

1000 MORE BROADBAND USERS =

+80 new jobs createdSources: •Stockholm School of Economics and Ericsson •ITU Broadband Commission Report , World Bank•Arthur D. Little and Ericsson•GeSI, Ericsson

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ICT Maturity

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Index composition

NETWORKED SOCIETY CITY INDEX

Social Infrastructure

Economy Affordability

Environment UsageTBL ICT

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Networked society City index 2014 - athens

Triple Bottom Line Social dimension: Scores high but high unemployment rate reduces the score. Gender balance can be improved

Economic dimension: Performs low due to poor competitiveness (few registered startups and patents)

Environmental dimension: Achieves average performance. Athens’ CO2 emissions are also fairly high

ICT MaturityICT Infrastructure: Athens scores low, suffers from underdeveloped fixed broadband infrastructure but its MBB infrastructure is better than average

ICT Affordability: Athens scores well on the ICT affordability. It enjoys low fixed broadband and IP transit prices

ICT Usage: Athens scores less well. It performs below average on all variables (Internet usage and use of electronic payments)

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3 predictions about the urban future

PEOPLE POWER WILLDRIVE URBAN DEVELOPMENT

GDP WILL BE REDEFINEDTO CAPTURE NEW SCOPE

OF GROWTH

COLLABORATION WILLCHANGE THE CORE OF

ORGANIZATIONS

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