"Why smart cities should adopt an open collaboration model on a horizontal platform", keynote presented at the Nordic Edge smart cities event, Stavanger (Norway), September 2017

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Nordic Edge Expo 2017
Why smart cities should adopt
an open collaboration model
on a horizontal platform
Marc Jadoul @mjadoul
Stavanger, 28 September 2017

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Talking about smart cities is often like comparing apples and oranges; they differ
in vision, objectives, implementation, budgets, etc.

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10 months ago, Machina Research*
interviewed 22 smart cities around the world
smart
safe
sustainable
* In the mean time, Machina Research has become part of Gartner
Auckland
TokyoWuxi
ShanghaiBangkokDehliDubaiJeddah
SingaporePune
BerlinBristol
ViennaParis
Barcelona
Cape
Town
São
Paulo
New YorkClevelandSan
Francisco
Mexico
City
Bogota
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The Nokia-commissioned research resulted in an inventory of best
practices from and a list of recommendations for smart city stakeholders
Vendor
relationships
Data regulationOrganization and
coordination
Engaging citizens
Mobilizing
resources
Procurement

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The “smart city playbook” can be freely downloaded
Download “The Smart City Playbook”
nokia.ly/smartcityplaybook
Replay the webinar
nokia.ly/smartcitywebinar

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The report also revealed three implementation routes to a smart city
H
Anchor
cities
Platform
cities
Beta cities

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A piecemeal implementation strategy holds the risk of creating application
silos with high integration and operation costs
Connec-
tivity
Data
IoT
platform
Devices
Applica-
tions

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Connec-
tivity
Data
IoT
platform
Devices
Applica-
tions
A horizontal, standards-based city infrastructure enables open innovation,
synergies between applications, and cost-effective deployment
secure scalableshared

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Data is the new oil (even for Norway) — a lot of value is created through the
refinement process
Sensing
Monitoring
Analytics
Learning
Control

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Turning big data into open data may unleash new value for cities
http://www.opendatanow.com/2013/11/new-big-data-vs-open-data-mapping-it-out
Citizen engagement
programs not based on
data (e.g. petition websites)
Non-public data for
marketing, infrastructure
planning, business analysis,
(nat’l) security
Large datasets from
scientific research, social
media or non-
government sources
Public data from local/state/federal
government (e.g. budget data)
Large public government datasets
(e.g. GPS, commerce, demographics, healthcare)
Public reporting (e.g. environmental, social & governance) and
other business data (e.g. consumer complaints, transportation schedules)
Big
Data
Open
Gov’t
Open
Data

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A broad ecosystem, open collaboration, and a continuous dialog with/between
technology stakeholders, city leaders, and citizens are key to success
use cases execution
partners
technology
stakeholders
city leaders
& citizens
business
models
application
concepts
solution
production
sustainable
deployment
agile
prototyping
€
business
case

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Cross-industry collaboration, government initiatives, public-private
partnerships, and common standards will help fuel smart city development
www.ert.eu
5g-ppp.eu
ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/
policies/wifi4eu-free-wi-fi-europeans
www.onem2m.org

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Smart cities need smart technology, but… a city is only as smart as its citizens
www.youtube.com/watch?v=owKfOzEA4Pg

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At Nokia, we create the technology to
connect the world — and make cities
smarter, safer, and more sustainable
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