Building the Future. New ICT Enables Smart Cities. Yannis Liapis Oct 25 th,

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1 Building the Future New ICT Enables Smart Cities Yannis Liapis Oct 25 th,

Global population growth will increase from 7B in 2015 to 9B in

urban population will account for 57% (Frost & Sullivan) 80 70 60

1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 Low resource usage,

2 Why Do We Need Smart City? Rapid population growth, urbanization acceleration Major issues Global population growth will increase from 7B in 2015 to 9B in 2050 Information silos, difficult information sharing In 2025 the urban population will account for 57% (Frost & Sullivan) Increase in Urbanization Urban Rural Low resource usage, energy consumption Slow service response Security challenges High maintenance costs Source: United Nations 2

SMART CITIES need to solve real urban issues 54% of the global population - to become 66% by 2050 $ 75% of

In the U.K. the rate of violent crime is approx.

3 SMART CITIES need to solve real urban issues 54% of the global population - to become 66% by 2050 $ 75% of an average country s GDP 75% of global primary energy consumption 50% to 60% of global greenhouse gas emissions In the U.S., city commuters spend 7 billion hours in traffic jams that cost the whole economy an estimated $160 billion In the U.K. the rate of violent crime is approx. 12 acts per 1000 people in urban areas and below 7 per 1000 people in rural areas 23% of the world s population lives in cities within 100 km distance of the coast, thus are exposed to saltwater intrusion and risk of flooding Source: UN, EU National Statistics 3

IoT, the Foundation of Smart City Underground Pipeline, Smart Water Affairs, Smart Drainage Infrastructure Smart Metering Smart Electric, Water, and Gas Meters Smart Waste Management Waste Management

4 IoT, the Foundation of Smart City Underground Pipeline, Smart Water Affairs, Smart Drainage Infrastructure Smart Metering Smart Electric, Water, and Gas Meters Smart Waste Management Waste Management Environment Monitoring Atmosphere, Hydrology, Environment Internet of Elevators Smart Elevator Public Safety Physical Security Information Management Situation Awareness Internet of Vehicles, Smart Parking Urban Transport Urban Lighting Smart Road Lamp IoT Connectivity Management Platform 4

5 Global Smart City IoT deployments Worldwide Local Government IoT Adoption and Investment Plans Plan to launch an IoT solution in next months 29% Already deployed IoT solution, no additional plans 11% Plan to launch an IoT solution in the next 12 months 39% Already deployed, plans to extend next 24 months 21% Source: Global IoT Decision Maker Survey, IDC, August

6 Public safety and asset management are top priorities Current adoption #8 #1 #2 #2 #10 #5 #8 #2 #5 #11 #5 European, smart city, IoT use case priorities Asset and infrastructure management Vehicle sharing Safe city Citizen smart cards Environmental monitoring Street lighting Staff identification and location Smart buildings Intelligent transportation Waste collection Smart parking Plans for the next 12 months #1 #2 #2 #4 #4 #6 #6 #6 #9 #9 #11 6 Source: IDC European Industry IT Executive Survey, 2016

7 Smart and Digital Boost Economy of over $3 trillions Market Value by Segment, Global, 2025 Smart Healthcare Market Value: $ B CAGR: 8.8% ( ) Smart Building Market Value: $ B CAGR: 4.1% ( ) Smart Transportation Market Value: $ B CAGR: 19.6% ( ) Smart Governance and Smart Security Market Value: $ 1, B CAGR: 11.6% ( ) Smart Infrastructure Market Value: $ B CAGR: 12.0% ( ) Smart Energy Market Value: $ B CAGR: 28.7% ( ) 7 Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

Smart cities are deploying infrastructure Establish a

41% 61% Design a strategy that aligns with long-term goals

ecosystem Hardware Connectivity 22% 20% Develop

spending 10% 8% Traditional IT spending in local

8 Smart cities are deploying infrastructure Establish a digital transformation unit that will define key policies 41% 61% Design a strategy that aligns with long-term goals IT services Software 19% Actively engage with the ecosystem Hardware Connectivity 22% 20% Develop integration platforms incrementally 18% Smart city IT spending 10% 8% Traditional IT spending in local government Make data available across departments and with the ecosystem through standard APIs 8

9 Results are promising... Networked LED Street lighting Connected Trash Bins Smart Parking Smart Buildings Smart Water 50% operation and energy Costs Savings 40-80% Labor cost reductions 35% Operation Efficiency Traffic speed +20% -85% Manpower -90% Illegal Parking Energy Savings payback in less than 6 months -40% clean water loss due to leaks, pipe bursts 9 Source: Global IoT Decision Maker Survey, IDC, August 2016

10 Quality of Life is the Next Connectivity Era People Centric 10 QoS QoE QoL

11 Thank you

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