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Smart Cities - Deloitte
Smart CitiesHow rapid advances in technology arereshaping our economy and societyVersion , November 2015 2015 Deloitte The NetherlandsPrefaceNavigatingthechallenge towardsasmartcityTheworldisfacingincreas ingurbanizationwhile,simultaneously, ,citiesareexperiencingpersistentsocietal challenges:unemploymentandcrimedemandsol ution,theneedforenergyefficiencyisbecomi ngurgent, , ,urbanareastransforminto smartcities .Inthistransformation, , , , , warontalent smartcity do s and don ts andwhatcanbelearnedfromcitiesthatareearl yadopters? Cities A Deloitte Point of View, Version DubbeldemanPartner Deloitte Public Sector | GovLabStephen WardPartner Deloitte DigitalSmart Cities exist on the intersection of digital technology, disruptive innovation and urban environments. They are an exciting place to work and live and the breeding ground for new 2015 Deloitte The NetherlandsContentsSmart Cities A Deloitte Point of View, Version Digital EconomySmart Cities : Overview, Benefits and ChallengesCapability Framework and Maturity ModelDisruptive TechnologiesSmart Solutions per sectorFoundational Systems and InfrastructureSmart Cities of the World (to appear in a next version) Mobile42 DigitalPlatforms43 InternetofThings44-47 BigData48 OpenData49 CognitiveComputing50 3 DPrinting51 SocialRobots52 SelfDrivingVehicles53 Drones543132740557882 SmartMobility56-57 SmartSafety58 SmartEnergy59-60 SmartWater61 SmartWaste62 SmartBuildings63 SmartHomesandLivi
(2014) iPhone 6S (2015) Gordon Moore’s Law: Computing power doubles every two years, and decreases in relative cost. The law fits data from 1970 to 2014. Jakob Nielsen's Law of Internet Bandwidth: The speed of a high-end user connection grows by 50% per year. The law fits data from 1983 to 2014. 71x times 45x times in 7 years in 10 years
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