Why labs pieter ballon 15042015
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The document discusses the complexities of developing smart cities, highlighting four main dilemmas: infrastructure, information, innovation, and integration. It emphasizes the need for collaboration across public and private sectors to overcome these challenges, particularly through the use of innovation intermediaries and local ecosystems. The ECIM example in Brussels illustrates the potential for integrated mobility solutions and open data to address urban mobility issues.
Why labs pieter ballon 15042015
- 1. Smart Cities: Why Labs? Prof Dr Pieter Ballon – Vrije Universiteit Brussel & iMinds April 15th, 2015
- 2. WHY LABS
- 3. Smart Cities: The Battle for the Streets StreetSmart Technology LLC Merriam WebsterAlfred.nl Street Furniture Home Gateways Maps & Data
- 4. Smart Cities: The Problem of Readiness Technology Readiness Market Readiness Policy Readiness
- 5. Smart Cities: 4 Dilemmas 1. Infrastructure Dilemma: We need public and private investment in platform technologies. But how to roll out platforms without vendor lock-in 2. Information Dilemma: Many urban issues are information problems. But information is trapped in silos 3. Innovation Dilemma: Smart Cities are a fast moving field. But how to ensure continuous innovation 4. Integration Dilemma: Smart Cities can only work if there is buy-in and integration across stakeholders. But how to Sync Technology, Market and Policy Readiness
- 6. The 4 Crucial Smart City Elements Permanent Living Lab Local Ecosystem Open Data Open Enablers => tackles Infrastructure Dilemma => tackles Information Dilemma => tackles Innovation Dilemma => tackles Integration Dilemma
- 7. Role of Innovation Intermediaries • Systemic Innovation is plagued by Systemic Failures • Innovation-driven Intermediaries are n°1 solution • iMinds Local Living Lab Approach • Link with European Level crucial
- 9. ECIM: Challenges • Develop integral solution for planning city mobility • >< Jungle of applications for end-users • Develop easy common payment methods • >< Various accounts and bills, difficult overview • Develop integral solution across cities • >< ‘Tunnel’ development between different cities 9
- 10. ECIM –SOLUTION: MOBILITY SERVICES MARKETPLACE ECIM Platform Parking Provider: real time data (price, location, availability) about his parking places in the city City: open data about POI, traffic information (road works, congestion, …) Public transport provider: real-time data about busses, trams, metro 10 App combining real time information on public transport and parking data App combining POI with real time parking data App combining POI and real time public transport and parking data
- 11. ECIM- PILOT Public & Private Open Data In-app Payment Systems Open API for Parking Entrance
- 15. Some Use Cases INNOVATION BOULEVARD PUB-PRIV LOYALTY CARD iFEST TOURISM & CULTURE REAL LIFE REAL BUSINESS OPENNESS & PRIVACY BY DESIGN CONTINUOUS EXPERIMENTATION
Editor's Notes
- #4: So should not be surprising that what we are seeing right now is an all-out battle for controlling the basic elements which will determine the architecture of Smart environments I did not invent this term; it was used by the main Smart City strategist of a major multinational ICT firm, at a strategic offsite meeting where I was invited some time ago. Choices we make are crucial for the 20 years to come
- #7: Conclusion, from my experience, and to ensure the battle for the streets has a positive outcome, 4 ingredients absolutely crucial
- #11: Explanation of colours used: primary colours (blue, red and yellow) combined gives secundaire colours (green, purple and black): blue and yellow gives green; red and blue gives purple, blue, red and yellow gives gives black (here very dark blue)
- #17: At the end of the day, it is not only about technology, it’s about people; about making Open Minds create Smart Cities