Digital transformation - What's in it for me? (INFO GRAPHIC)
This document discusses digital transformation and public services through smart city initiatives. A flood of digital data from sensors and IT systems has hit cities with varying levels of success in improving services and quality of life. IRIS Smart Cities aims to create open and reusable data platforms to share information, accelerate innovation, provide citizen-centric applications, and lower costs. When delivered appropriately, data can transform how cities provide services and manage areas like energy, water, waste, transportation, and more, saving time, money, and resources for citizens. The initiatives highlighted include urban monitoring networks, energy management applications, open data for city planning collaboration, and integrated mobility services.
Digital transformation - What's in it for me? (INFO GRAPHIC)
- 1. Transition track #4 : Digital transformation and services Better delivery and more efficient public services Saving time and money A marketplace for Innovative new applications and businesses A flood of digital data, sensors and IT systems have hit cities over the last decade… with varying degrees of success and impact on services and citizens’ quality of life. IRIS Smart Cities is part of wave of administrations committed to open, reusable and reliable platforms for sharing data, accelerating innovation, providing citizen-centric applications and lowering costs. Delivered at the right time in the right way, data can transform everything from how cities deploy services to when we leave the house, saving time, money and resources. The principal can be applied equality to managing energy, water, waste, air quality, transport or even home appliances. What’s in it for me? IRIS Smart Cities INITIATIVES IN ACTION Urban monitoring Networks of micro sensors collect air quality, noise, water and energy, waste management data and more; processing it to improve living standards and optimise services to citizens. Energy management Multiple applications and real time analysis of energy production and consumption from monitoring grid flexibility to smart street lighting systems and visual displays for consumers fighting energy poverty. City management and planning Open data collaboration platforms allow city workers, construction companies, transport providers and more the power to consult, collaborate and plan interventions together, minimising disruptions and reducing costs. Mobility services A new generation of real time data services integrating multiple modes and opportunities to travel provide a real alternative to the car and promote access over ownership. Meaningful data WHEN and WHERE its NEEDED smart cities Tackling key areas of transition in our cities 5 TRANSITION TRACKS FOLLOW OUR STORY irissmartcities.eu @IRISsmartcities €