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© 2013 IBM Corpora/on

Smarter Ci/es: Crea/ng opportuni/es through leadership and innova/on SPC2U Anders Quitzau, Innova7on Execu7ve about.me/andersquitzau

May 2013

© 2013 IBM Corpora/on 2

Data have become sexy – do you want to be?

“Data Scientist: The Sexiest Job of the 21st Century” Thomas H. Davenport and D.J. Patil

Mobile Application Developer Named “Best Computer Job for the Future”


Working harder is not smarter…..

Innova/on wanted, needed and possible

URBANISATION In 2050 70% of human populition live in cities.

In1812 there were 2 cites > 1 mill inhabitants. Today

more than 450.

Cites are micro cosmoses of the planet

INSTRUMENTED Billions of sensors, smartphones,…

Society

BIG DATA To konw what we dio not know, we already know

INTERCONNECTED Internet of things and beings

INTELLIGENT Filter, understand, predict, respond

Technology New Insights

Variability

Volume Volocity

Veracity

OPEN DATA Engage and empower



Ci/zens are placing increasing demands on leaders

Evolu/on of Value

Leaders Deliver

Ci/zens Demand

Time

Lifestyle, Health

Jobs, Educa/on

Water, Energy

Buildings, Roads

Prosperity Opportunity Convenience Security

For the first /me in human history the majority of the world’s popula<on lives in urban areas. WorldBank.org

3 billion people – half the world’s popula/on – live in ci/es

Two-‐thirds of all people will live in ci/es by 2050

Almost 180,000 people move into ci/es each day


Leaders create opportuni<es from today’s harsh reali/es

Declining Budgets

Increasing Threats

Changing Popula/ons

Aging Infrastructure

Innova/on

Investment

Community

Sustainability


Planning and Management Design and implement a city plan to realize full poten/al for ci/zens and businesses; while efficiently running daily opera/ons

Infrastructure Deliver efficient fundamental city services that make a city desirable for ci/zens

Human Provide effec/ve services that support the economic, social and health needs of ci/zens

Leaders must innovate across services to meet and exceed ci<zen expecta<ons

Infrastructure Human

Planning and Management

Government and Agency Administra<on

Environmental

Social and Health

Transporta<on

Energy and Water

Educa<on

Public Safety

Urban Planning


…engaging ci)zens and businesses

Reaching beyond city hall to collaborate and integrate…

Ci<zen Groups

Businesses

Other levels of Government

Universi<es

Hospitals

Security Agencies

Not for Profits

Developers




Liaising with social services enables early interven<on

Easing traffic conges<on improves emergency response

Lower crime increases use of

public transit

Enhanced quality of water improves

health

…enabling interconnec/ons across systems to improve outcomes

U<li<es Healthcare Water

Transporta<on Govt Services & Educa<on Public Safety


Enables leaders to be4er serve ci)zens and businesses in a rapidly

changing world

Leveraging informa/on to make be]er decisions

An<cipa<ng problems to resolve them proac/vely

Coordina<ng resources and processes to operate effec/vely

The concept of Smart to provide sustainable economic growth and enhanced quality of life




Smarter Transporta/on customers realizing real results

Finnish Transport Agency transforms

78,000 km of roadway data into insights to enhance

safety and opera/onal efficiency

Integrate and analyze exis<ng roadway data to improve road maintenance and

make the country's

motorways safer and easier to navigate

A city in China improves bus scheduling

99% with changes to routes and schedules in seconds instead of hours

Improve bus system on-‐<me performance and more accurate scheduling with

sensor technology and business analy<cs

Singapore Land Transport Authority

reduces traffic conges/on and reduces fares for 68%

of commuters!

Forecast traffic condi<ons up to 60 minutes into the future to help prevent traffic

conges<on before it occurs

Swedish Road Administra<on pilot reduced traffic by 25% in

the center of Stockholm and generated an es/mated €50 Million in new

revenue

Break gridlock with a smart road use management

system that employs advanced automa<c license plate recogni<on (ALPR) and radio

frequency iden<fica<on

(RFID)


Smarter Energy customers realizing real results

Model City Mannheim smart grid

framework shi^s up to 8% of energy demand to off-‐

peak, and reduces consumer

costs up to 5%

Devise a marketplace of

smart grid services, spurred by

Germany’s call for an “energy system of the future”

Small U.S. city helps reduce electricity usage

by as much as 11% with a conserva/on portal

pilot program

Public ligh<ng u<lity in India improves control over 10,000 street lamps,

reducing costs up to 20% annually and decreasing

electricity usage by 20%

Give engineers analy<cs to

an<cipate repairs and deliver reliable service, crea<ng a reliable ligh<ng grid that saves money and contributes to the city’s livability

Empower households to

beger control use and reduce costs by combining

social networking, cloud compu<ng and sophis<cated

analy<cs

Monitor 260,000+ meters and

instruments on the grid, and

automa<cally dispatch a field operator when outages occur

Italian power company reduces outage

/mes by 50% by automa/cally pinpoin/ng the loca/on and reason for the

problem

Example


NYPD provides mobile access to

more than 120 million criminal complaints, arrests

and 911 records Relay cri<cal data

instantly to officers at the

scene; what once took days now takes minutes

Memphis Police Dept

reduces crime 19% over four years

Use predic<ve analy<cs to reduce crime without a propor<onal

increase in staff – while expanding coverage area

The City of Madrid Emergency Response

Agency improves response /me by 15%

Establish an integrated

communica<on system that enhances situa<onal awareness

United Kingdom Ministry of Jus<ce analyzes 4 million records from within 140 prisons

Share key informa<on on criminals among agency staff to help an<cipate future problems

and plan interven<on programs

Public Safety customers realizing real results

Example


Alameda County Social Services

realizes $24 million in savings due to fraud and

waste reduc/ons, a 631% return on investment

Deploy an integrated

repor<ng system to achieve

visibility and avoid overpayments

WorkCover SA achieves, no touch, end to end processing for more than 20,000

claims annually

Improve service delivery and opera<onal efficiency for workers

compensa<on

French Na<onal Family Allowances Fund achieves 35%

produc/vity gain by providing an integrated view of data from 123 service branches

Create an integrated, single view to improve produc<vity and efficiency of services

UK Department of Work and Pensions reduces

processing /me by 4 days as providers no longer need to sort through 112,000 pages of applica/ons daily

Develop a paperless system

to reduce processing <me

Social Program customers realizing real results

Example


Data have become sexy

“Data Scientist: The Sexiest Job of the 21st Century” Thomas H. Davenport and D.J. Patil

Mobile Application Developer Named “Best Computer Job for the Future”



IBM Today: Building Smarter Ci/es

IBM has 425,000 employees worldwide

55% of IBM’s Workforce is new to the

company in the last 5 years ~ 120 acquisitions since 2001

Revenue Breakdown Services – 44% Software – 41% Hardware – 15%

Number 1 in patent generation for 20 consecutive years ~ 6,478

US patents awarded in 2012

#1 company for leaders (Fortune) #1 green company worldwide (Newsweek) #2 best global brand (Interbrand) #2 most respected company (Barron's) #5 most admired company (Fortune)

Corporate Recognition 2012

‘000s of Smarter Cities engagements

Smarter Cities Research Lab in Dublin


h]p://www.ibm.com/smarterci/es

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