Smart cities - leading the way towards Digital India

Smart cities
– leading the
way towards
Digital India
December 2015

2 Smart cities – leading the way towards Digital India
The smart city imperative
Smart cities market value forecast to grow from
$655 billion in 2014 to $1,267 billion by 2019
Estimated number of smart cities
worldwide by 2015
Rise of Internet of Things
- 26 billion connected things by 2020
IoT and M2M market value by 2019

The smart city imperative
Technology-powered
cities of the future
Enhanced living and
working conditions
for citizens
More sustainable and
ecologically-focused
Cleaner, safer
urban environments

Why smart cities?
Traditional cities
vs
smart cities
The benefits of smart
over traditional

The benefits of smart over traditional
Planning
Traditional: Ad hoc, decentralized. Cost savings
not realized. Limited scalability.
Smart: Coordinated, holistic. Shared resources.
Cost savings fully realized. Scalable investment.
Improved planning and forecasting.
Infrastructure
Traditional: Inefficient. Costs more money and
resources to run.
Smart: Optimized with latest technology.
Saves money and resources. Improved SLAs.
System operators
Traditional: Infrastructure guesses. React to
problems. Inefficient resource deployment.
Smart: Real-time infrastructure problem reporting. Predict
and prevent problems. Efficient resource
deployment. Automated maintenance. Save money.
ICT investments
Traditional: Siloed. Suboptimal benefits.
No economies of scale.
Smart: Centrally planned. Deployed pan-city
and by project. Benefits optimized. Maximum
value and savings.
Citizen engagement
Traditional: Limited, scattered online connection.
Citizens can’t find or access city services.
Smart: Singular online presence. Easy access to
services. Citizen engagement. Two way communication.
Dedicated services. Real-time access to city data.
Sharing data
Traditional: Departments and functions siloed.
Little data sharing or collaboration.
Smart: Departments and functions are integrated
and shared. Results are improved. Costs are cut.

Smart cities, safer countries
India’s road deaths in 2013,
the highest in the world
137,572
lives lost
on India’s
roads
every hour15
80%

Smart cities, safer countries
of Indian road accident deaths
could be
prevented through
faster response times
lives could be saved
with 15-minute quicker
response time
2,500%15

Smart cities are more secure
The impact of ICT
solutions – including
surveillance, analytics,
positioning technology
and more – on crime
rates has been positive
in cities around
the world.
12.5% and 33% – reduction in
burglaries and vandalism in
Moscow, Russia
45 criminal cases – 104 CCTV
cameras helped police solve
in Surat
120, 271 – road accident victims saved by a
new free 108 emergency transport service
in Tamil Nadu
Chicago recently secured first burglary
conviction against robber caught via
facial recognition technology

Smarter cities creating
a digital India
new smart cities
planned by India
Smart cities
programme
will see new,
modern
satellite towns
developed

a digital India
allocated for Smart Cities
by Indian government in
FY15-16 budget
has been allocated to the Digital
India Initiative

a digital India
PM Modi formally launches
Smart Cities Mission and
AMRUT projects
investment in the
two initiatives

Making this India’s century
Smart cities
are central to
India’s future
growth and
prosperity.
Indian cities will generate 70%
of new jobs created by 2030

Making this India’s century
Will produce
more than 70%
of Indian GDP
Will drive 4 x
increase in
per capita
income across
the country

Smart cities are more secure
Developing a
smart city is no
small undertaking
– it needs a partner
with the right skills,
knowledge and
experience who
understands how to:
Design, install, market and manage a
complete smart city network
Overcome challenges like optimizing power
supplies and transport
Implement the right technologies
to improve citizens’ quality of life
Make the city more attractive to
businesses and tourists alike
Utilize digital technology in the
transformation process

Our unique positioning
15
Meeting
business needs
Overcoming
IT challenges
At the heart
of new
digital uses
Innovation
foresight
with our
Orange Labs
Secure networks
and global infrastructure
Global/local
capabilities
along with
expert people
Orchestrate > Operate > Optimize
Smart cities – leading the way towards Digital India

Digital transformation
Orange Business Services is a
trusted partner for our customers’
digital transformation
providing your
employees with
smart and mobile
ways of working
offering the
best connectivity,
wherever you
need it
leveraging
applications
for your
business
performance
bringing you
the flexibility
of cloud
infrastructure

Orange smart cities
Solutions for
the smart and
connected city
Public transportation
Smart metering
Intelligent buildings
and compounds
Innovative urban services
Connected car
Design, build and operate

Solutions portfolio overview
Seamless and enthusing user experience
– openness and scalability
 Community portal and App
 Multiservice NFC Pass
 Resources management
(car, lights…)
 Location based services
 Digital signage
 Internet, IPTV, VoIP,
smarthome
 Metering and smartgrid
 Visitor and event management
 Lone worker services
 Smart office services
 Retail / marketing tools
 Access control
 Video-surveillance
 IT, LAN, WAN consulting,
design & build
 Cyber security
 Big Data

Case study:
Eastern & Northern Coal Field
Coal India adopting VTS, RFID technology to
reduce coal pilferages and increasing efficiency
in running their vehicles. Orange already
implementing solution at Eastern and Northern
Coal Field for more than 3500 vehicles.

Case study:
Eastern & Northern Coal Field
Orange solution
 VTS application at control room
 VTS and RFID devices for over 3500 vehicles
 IT infrastructure at control room
(fully virtualized environment on open source)
 RFID based access control system at
23 weighbridges
 Surveillance system at 23 weighbridges
 Challan system integrated with VTS system
Orange solution
 Monitoring of vehicles through control room
helps analyzing efficiency of each vehicle
 RFID system helps in access control
 Challan system along with RFID system gives
report on efficiency of weighbridge system
 Surveillance system along with challan system
helps logging weight details with a snapshot
 All the above helps in reducing pilferage of coal
and making system efficient
 Coal pilferage
 Inefficient running
of vehicles
 No monitoring of system
 Inadequate challan system
Issues and challenges

Case study:
Patna City Wide Surveillance
Bihar Government improves security in the city of
Patna with comprehensive solution that includes
video surveillance, GPS tracking, number plate
recognition and an emergency response system.

Case study:
Patna City Wide Surveillance
Orange solution
 Centralized contact center with single-number calling facility for
citizens
 IP-based surveillance system with video analytics for street level
security to handle threats and vulnerabilities
 GIS/GPS based automatic vehicle tracking system to locate and
dispatch patrol vehicles based on emergency needs
 End-to-end application workflow to handle call registration,
vehicle location and dispatch
 Automatic number plate recognition system at 11 roads
covering 32 lanes
Results and benefits
 Enables the police to analyze and
manage crime and terror incidents
in real-time
 Single -number calling facility for
citizens reduces the time to action
 Crime and security are
important concerns for
the Government of Bihar
 Need for effective control
of crime and terror

Case study:
Bhutan Emergency Response
System & Healthcare Helpline
Bhutan is the only country where economic
performance is measured by GNH – Gross National
Happiness. remote country with many communities
scattered across the hills; universal expectations of
quality healthcare despite rising costs

Case study:
Bhutan Emergency Response
System & Healthcare Helpline
Orange solution
Results and benefits
 Scattered Population
 Growth in lifestyle diseases
 Limited medical facilities
 Mobility of healthcare resources
 Orange Contact Center Solution
 Integrated call & datacenter with centralized data
repository
 CTI integration infrastructure with GPS
application for vehicle location system
 Program & partner management (Avaya, Verint,
Procreate, Regal Information System
 Reduced patient travel time & cost
 Better reach to remote villages
 Faster dispatch of emergency services
 Better communication between doctor & patient
 Improved health of patient and lives saved

Orange group
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Local presence in 160 countries
Major Service Centers in Brazil, Egypt,
India, Mauritius helping business clients 24/7
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in the world, 220+ countries and territories
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156,000 employees (20,000 serving enterprises)
732 million euros invested in research and
innovation in 2014
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2014 revenue
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€39bn

Thank you
for your time!
Data in this presentation referenced from a PwC study
“Taking the leap into Digital India” commissioned by Orange Business Services.
To find out more download
the report here - https://backoffice.www.orange-
business.com/en/library/publication/taking-the-leap-into-digital-india

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