Smart Cities
The components of a smart cities include the following: smart infrastructure, smart buildings, smart transportation, smart energy, smart healthcare, smart technology, smart governance, smart education, and smart citizens. The various attributes of smart cities include sustainability, quality of life (QoL), urbanization, and smartness. The sustainability of a smart city is related to city infrastructure and governance, energy and climate change, pollution and waste, and social issues, economics and health.
We are developing programs inside the Smart City Project that support to rapid transit systems, waste management, road and railway, networks, communication systems, municipal lighting, office space, water supply systems, energy supply systems, firefighting systems, hospitals, apartment homes, hotels, digital libraries, law enforcement, sensors, firmware and software.
Benefits:
- Improves from city assets.
- Improved efficiency of services.
- Business and innovation and investment
- Improved community engagement by involving people in the design of government services.
- Economic growth from the release of open data.
- Increased perception of cities as a modern and progressive place to live and do business.
- Provide real-time alerts and monitoring to create city wide situational awareness
- Reduced carbon emissions and energy.


Objectives:
- To engage with customers by sourcing, implementing and developing technology.
- Improve digital literacy and ensure equitable community access to technology and its benefits.
- Support inclusion and accessibility through digital technology.
- Promote projects, experiences, events, and local history with interactive technologies.
- Support sustainable modes of transport and environmental decision making by collecting and leveraging data.
- Incorporate smart environmental technology and design into projects.
- Use emerging technologies to engage citizens in sustainable environmental behaviors.
Experts & Strategic Consultants

Jerry Silva
Co-chair,
Smart Cities Committee

Dr. Scyller Borglum
Chair,
Smart Cities Committee

Marco Avila
Member of the Committee,
Smart Cities Committee