the rise of the smart city
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In the next decade we should see 26 smart cities. Cities that drive sustainable economic growth and prosperity for their citizens.TRANSCRIPT
© British Telecommunications plc 1The Rise of the Smart City
Necessity is the birth of the Smart City
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Each day 180 000 people are moving into cities
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It is estimated that $22 trillion invested today in ICT could save cities $33 trillion and reduce emissions by 50%
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Vertical and cross sector applications in the area of smart cities will be worth$1.5 trillion by 2020
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25% of people in UK have long-term conditions, consuming 70% of health spend
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£30bn funding gap faced by NHS by 2020
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25% of population in the UK is now over 65
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In the UK over 80% of citizens live in cities
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Today’s cities have huge SURPLUS saving potential - €600 billion from Smart Energy alone
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By 2025, there will be 26 global smart cities…
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…and 50% will be in North America and Europe (Frost&Sullivan)
What makes a city Smart?
Smart Energy Smart Technology
Smart CitizenSmart
Mobility
Smart Building
Smart Healthcare
Smart Governance
and Edducation
Smart Infrastructure
Data versus InformationInstrumented
worldGrowth of
data scienceChanging
demographicsUrgent need for
sustainable growth
Infrastructure andprocess saving
ICT investment
More for less
Creating a digital model of yourcity or business process
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RT Data Feed
Smart cities and IoT applications are starting to happen
(Milton Keynes, UK)
MK Data Hub
10-year strategic partnership between
Cornwall Council, Partnership NHS
Foundation Trust, Peninsula Community
Health and BT
Department of Transport – UK’s first ‘internet-
connected’ road
Smart street lighting ENERGY
Smart parking
Waste management
Tracing assets:
BT Trace
MK:Smart – the challenges, outputs and benefitsData catalyst project
The challenges
Barriers to growth
Isolated data silos
Lack of innovation capability
Gaps in skills andcompetences
Leveraging business and citizen
engagement
Universities
Networked
MK innovation network
SMEsIncubation
International partners
Industry Citizens
Key outputs
Digitally enabledgrowth
Integrated open-data ecosystem
14,500 jobssafeguarded
New businessopportunities
+ £150 pc GVA
New skills and competencies
Citizen innovation
Smart CitiesInstitute
The challenges ahead of us
The challenges ahead of us
Information securityInformation as an
outcome Innovative business models
Matching risk and reward
Information as an asset
Data Ownership
Citizen engagement
Ubiquity
Encouraging information sharing
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