6 th Smart Cities Summit 2019

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1 Presents 6 th Smart Cities Summit February, 2019 Hotel Shangri-La Bengaluru, India HOST STATE GUEST OF HONOUR Govt. of Karnataka Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development and Finance Corporation GUEST OF HONOUR CHIEF GUEST SRI. G. PARAMESHWARA Deputy CM Hon ble Minister for Bengaluru Development & Town Planning, T.M. VIJAY BHASKAR Chief Secretary, SRI. U.T. ABDUL KHADER Hon ble Minister for Urban Development, SRI. HD KUMARASWAMY Hon ble Chief Minister, A.B IBRAHIM MD, KUIDFC THEME: NXT PROJECT MANAGEMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

2 Why Attend? The 2019 Smart Cities Summit will provide the first all-inclusive opportunity in India to connect with, be introduced to, learn from, and become inspired by national and international leaders at the very forefront of what it takes to become a smart city or smart community. Smart Cities Focus Areas Expenditure (in CR) Why Exhibit? $7.34 BN has been earmarked for the smart city mission to develop 100 smart cities across the country. Engage and present to a network of the world's leading smart cities practitioners and experts by Showcasing your solutions to multiple City Leaders who are looking to buy Take advantage of the 250+ government & industry decision makers and the various knowledge sharing platforms throughout the event, to expose your latest products and build your brand awareness. Appeal to all city decision makers looking for solutions for their major projects by introducing your latest technologies and services Exhibiting to your target audience would be a cost effective method to generate leads Why Sponsor? 0 Infrastructure Urban Mobility Water Management Perception: Improve the way you are perceived by your target audience Engagement: Increase your community s involvement & improve loyalty Sales: Target audience turns into loyal customers Reputation: Build a good reputation around your brand Relationships: Strengthen customer relationships through face-to-face interaction Visibility: Increase your visibility Access: Direct Access to your target market Leads: Sponsoring an event is a great chance for a brand to get new contacts Recognition: Make your products more recognizable Partnerships: Find new partners and meet like-minded professionals Energy Open Development 6.54 Citizen services CCC Solid Waste Management Safety/Security

3 Smart Cities Council India The Smart Cities Council is a working group representing some of the best and brightest companies selling to cities. Our partners include Cisco, Huawei, ZTE, Intel, GE, Microsoft, Qualcomm, AT&T, and over 40 more leaders in smart city deployments. We work with cities and solution providers to understand and educate, to accelerate movement in the industry. Session Topics Towards a Safer Future - A Technological View Ending the Gridlock Mobility Solutions for the future Building Self Sufficient Cities From Trash to Treasure Managing Waste & Water Meeting India s Energy Needs Smart Cities Awards 2019 *Organisers reserve the right to modify/alter the program topics OVERVIEW of Smart Urbanation hours of networking, business and innovation Exhibitors from all over the world 50+ High level industry speakers 25+ Innovation Hub Start up demonstrate smart Solutions 40+ Dedicated lessons learned and case studies from smart city deployments around the world National and International, state and local government officials, utilities, policymakers, financiers, technologists, non-profit and trade groups, business leaders, academics, researchers and citizen organizations from all over the world 100+ City and state representatives

4 Find Your Inspiration Access New Opportunities Make Valuable Connections Visitors Profile Municipal Commissioners ULBs and related government agencies Policymakers and regulators Infrastructure developers Construction companies & contractors Architects, Designers & Engineers Builders & Developers State housing development agencies Realty heads of diversified corporate Utility companies (Energy, Water, Waste Management, Facility Management) IT solution providers and technology providers Financial institutions and investment agencies Fund Managers Consultants (Green, Structural, Urban Planning) Building Material Manufacturers Traffic Department Pollution Control Board Department head from police, water board, SPV CEOs, State government officials Construction Equipment Manufacturers Vendors (Automation, Security, HVAC, Traffic Management, Monorail, Metro, Lighting, Façade, Cladding, Elevators) Exhibitor Profile ENERGY AND UTILITIES Smart grid and smart meters Energy storage Distributed generation/ renewables Home energy management systems Microgrids Fault and outage management systems Demand response SMART SOLUTIONS Cloud services Geographic Information Systems (GIS) High-speed broadband, Wi-Fi, wireless technologies Sensors and other intelligent devices e-government/e- Procurement Big data and analytics Internet of Things Software and computing resources/networking Smart payment systems Open data Mobile apps TRANSPORTATION Elecric, autonomous, stop-start vehicles EV charging stations Connected vehicle technologies Intelligent transportation systems Smart parking management/ apps Contactless payments Video analytics Smart fleets/urban freight management Smart traffic signals SUSTAINABILITY Waste management/ zero waste Smart water systems Wastewater management/ reuse Energy efficiency Sharing economy Mobile learning Telemedicine/Health devices LED lighting SMART PUBLIC SAFETY Advanced data sharing services Integrated security systems/ surveillance Predictive policing Mobile devices and routers Centralized command centers Social media Robotics BUILT ENVIRONMENT Building Automation Systems (BAS) Building Management Systems (BMS) Remote monitoring systems Green building Intelligent street lighting systems

5 Glimpses Visitors 80+ International Visitors 20+ Inovation Hub Speakers 60+ City Officials 50+ High level industry Speakers 100+ Exhibitors and Start-ups 35+ International Exhibitors 30+ Indian Exhibitors 300+ Delegates R Roshan Baig inaugurating the Smart Cities Expo that included more than 150 exhibitors. Pratap Padode welcoming R Roshan Baig. Jayesh Rajan, Secretary, Department of IT & EC, Government of Telangana. Participated Cities Vadodara, Gujarat Bhopal, MP Akbarpur, Uttar Pradesh Belagavi, Karnataka Bengaluru, Karnataka Bijapur, Karnataka Cuttack, Odisha Davanagere, Karnataka Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh Hubli-Dharwad, Karnataka Imphal, Manipur Kalyan-Dombivali, Maharashtra Karnal, Haryana Mangaluru, Karnataka Mira-Bhayander, Maharashtra Shivamogga, Karnataka Surat, Gujarat Tadipatri, Andhra Pradesh Tumakuru, Karnataka Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh Speakers 2018 Jamie Whyte, Director, OpenData Manchester. Raman Roy, Chairman, NASSCOM Sudhir Krishna, Chairman, Committee on standrads for smart cities, Bureau of Indian Standards Alkesh Kumar Sharma, CEO & MD, DMICDC B. Janardhan Reddy, IAS, Commissioner, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation

6 Past Partners Govt. of Telangana Govt. of Karnataka Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology Government of India Ministry of Steel Government of India Department of Science and Technology (DST) R 中国机电产品进出口商会 China Chamber of Commerce for Import & Export of Machinery & Electronic Products Contact For Sponsorship/Exhibit Opportunity Tel: Mob: Kalyan.Dutta@India.SmartCitiesCouncil.com Tel: Mob: Sunay.Wanchu@India.SmartCitiesCouncil.com For Government/Strategic Alliances Tel: Mob: Rajeev.Mishra@India.SmartCitiesCouncil.com For Delegate Registration Tel: Mob: Prashant.Gurav@India.SmartCitiesCouncil.com