Smart Sustainable Cities

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2 Smart Sustainable Cities Ali Cheema Page 2 GOVERNMENT & INDUSTRY RELATIONS, ERICSSON MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA

3 Accelerating urbanization 7,500 People per hour 66% in cities by % of the earth s surface 80% of CO 2 emission 75% of energy consumption Page 3

4 Society drivers BUSINESS drivers PEOPLE drivers Productivity development Inclusion and diversity Efficiency advancements Experience interactions Market innovations Convenience of services Engaging culture People empowerment Page 4

5 DIVERSITY OF CHALLENGES URBAN PLANNING JOBS TRANSPORTATION ENERGY WASTE EDUCATION PUBLIC SAFETY POLLUTION HEALTH WATER FOOD AND AGRICULTURE GREEN ASPECTS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE URBAN DIVIDES Page 5

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8 city building blocks City Framework Traffic Control & Monitoring Intelligent Transportation Smart Logistics Collision Avoidance and Management Incident Management Ticketing and Toll Collection BI & BPM Transport Remote Patient Monitoring Telemedicine Healthcare Remote Assistance to Patients Behavior Modification Programs ICT integrated platform to support e-health processes Smart Metering Smart Grid Coms. Customer Information Systems Asset Mgmt. Mobile Workforce Mgmt. Connected Home Energy & Utilities ICT Training & Courses PC as a Service Education Collaborative/ Community Based Training Road Safety City Surveillance Public Safety IVR, PBX HSIA, , Web Hosting, Storage Fire Safety Management Systems Conferencing as a Service, Intranet as a Service (HR, Payroll, FA, Sales Force) Disaster & Emergency Mgmt. Systems Customer Contact Center Airport, Port, Borders and Pipeline Security SME M-Payment M-Commerce Disaster Recovery Government Page 8

9 Sustainable city building blocks Sustainable City Framework Traffic Control & Monitoring Intelligent Transportation Smart Logistics Collision Avoidance and Management Incident Management Ticketing and Toll Collection BI & BPM Transport Remote Patient Monitoring Telemedicine Healthcare Remote Assistance to Patients Behavior Modification Programs ICT integrated platform to support e-health processes Smart Metering Smart Grid Coms. Customer Information Systems Asset Mgmt. Mobile Workforce Mgmt. Connected Home Energy & Utilities ICT Training & Courses PC as a Service Education Collaborative/ Community Based Training Road Safety City Surveillance Public Safety IVR, PBX HSIA, , Web Hosting, Storage Fire Safety Management Systems Conferencing as a Service, Intranet as a Service (HR, Payroll, FA, Sales Force) Disaster & Emergency Mgmt. Systems Customer Contact Center Airport, Port, Borders and Pipeline Security SME M-Payment M-Commerce Disaster Recovery Government Common Network & IT infrastructure (IoT) Page 9

10 Sectors Networked Society City INDEX Environment People Social Business Society Economic ICT Infrastructure Indicators Smart City ICT Readiness Indicators ICT Usage Indicators Page 10

11 Networked Society City Index Page 11

12 The concept of Smart Cities is like art: the context is more important than the product Ger Baron: Amsterdam Innovation Motor

13 By 2030, free of fossil fuels Sustainable energy, Sustainable transport, Sustainable buildings Urban layout created a disconnect between disposable income distribution and the cost of ICT services, thus increasing the digital divide. Telcos alone can t address the core infrastructure problem as the potential revenue doesn t justify the initial investment Improve city efficiency, while offering a higher quality of city life for it s citizens. Without harming the environment Page 13

14 Policy framework for inclusive, equitable and sustainable development of urban & rural Areas

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