Smart City Panel Session at Vietnam ICT Summit 2012

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Smart+Connected Communities Transforming a Community, a Country, the World

Phan Thanh Son CTO, Cisco Vietnam

June 26, 2012

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Developed countries’ labor

forces substantially

age and decline in

numbers

Population growth

increasingly concentrated in emerging

countries

World’s population becomes urbanized

Economic power shifts

to developing nations

The strategic and economic policies of the 20th century are outmoded - time to find new ones.

500M Urbanised in Next 5 Years

Top 20 Megacities Use

75% of World’s Energy

3 Billion People Connected to the Internet in the Next Ten Years

Big Cities Getting Bigger…

100 New 1M+ Cities by 2025

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1

Trillion

2004 2009 2005 2006 2007 2008 2011 2012 2013 2010

The evolution of the internet Source: Forrester Research, Cisco

400M devices connected today - cars, buildings, hospitals,

schools, government…everything is connected!

300

Million

Devices


• Smart cities can be identified (and ranked) along six main axes or dimensions. These axes are: a smart economy; smart mobility; a smart environment; smart people; smart living; and, finally, smart governance. These six axes connect with traditional regional and neoclassical theories of urban growth and development. In particular, the axes are based - respectively - on theories of regional competitiveness, transport and ICT economics, natural resources, human and social capital, quality of life, and participation of citizens in the governance of cities.

• A city can be defined as ‘smart’ when investments in human and social capital and traditional (transport) and modern (ICT) communication infrastructure fuel sustainable economic development and a high quality of life, with a wise management of natural resources, through participatory governance.


• The terms "smart," "digital," and "intelligent" are used by a wide range of public and private sector organizations in the context of cities and communities, for example: Cisco's Smart+Connected Communities; IBM's Smarter Planet, Forum www.intelligentcommunity.org; the SmartCities collaboration project (www.smartcities.info); etc.

• The "smart" term has also come to be associated with responding to global climate change. The Climate Group's Smart2020 report claimed that global CO2 emissions could be cut by 15% by 2020 through smarter use of ICT in electricity grids, buildings, logistics and transportation, dematerialization, and in the ICT industry itself.

• Some cities are currently implementing urban development or sustainability projects using the "smart" label, for example Amsterdam www.amsterdamsmartcity.com , Kochi in India www.yoursmartcity.com, and Malta www.malta.smartcity.ae

• These "smart" strategies seek to leverage ICT to pursue economic, social, and environmental sustainability to enhance the competitiveness of individual cities and their communities.

http://www.amsterdamsmartcity.com/

http://www.yoursmartcity.com/

http://www.malta.smartcity.ae/


“We shape a better world” 7

Energy

Food

People

Waste

Water

Mobility

Logistics

Community

smart cities

Information that enables cities to be better managed,

more resource efficient and maintain high quality of life. Image: Arup smart cities


Urban Change

New technology

Existing technology

Cities facing challenges

Better awareness &

understanding

Smarter City


• A Smart City is one that uses technology to transform its basic infrastructure & optimise energy & resource usage

• Smart City provides convenience, reduces my travel time and lets me connect with my community…

• Smart Building is a building that sells itself, increases profit and lowers costs !

Majority of Buildings are Existing, not new – transformation required

Government

Citizen

Property Developer/Landlord


ICT

Managed

Services

Smart

City/Bldg

Management

Data

Center

Public

Safety

&Security

Etc.

Operational

Efficiency Revenue

Generation

City

Branding

Operational

Efficiency

Community Exchange

IP Infrastructure

Running a City on Networked Information

New Business Models

Create Jobs and

Attract New Businesses

Boost Performance

of Industries

Attract & Retain

Residents

Smart Cities

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Digital-city Network

Infrastructure

Digitally

enabled urban

planning

E-government

Enabling

regulation Digitally

enabled

transport

Digitally

enabled

healthcare

Digitally

enabled

education

Digitally

enabled grids

& utilities

Digitally

enabled

construction

Gov 2.0 &

open data

ICT-led

economic

development

Infrastructure, services & enablers

The Digital-City

Digital-society

Community

service

interfaces

Hyper-local

websites

Personal

support

networks

Volunteerin

g networks

Seniors

peer

support

Collective

action

forums

Urban

action

forums

Carpooling

networks Social

innovation

incubators

Digital

divide

programs

Social

networking

platforms

Social capital & digital inclusion

Co-production of public services


Ovum Digital-city city framework - behaviors

Citizens

Governments

National & regional gov

policy enablers,

infrastructure investments

and funding

Co-production of

services and creation

of social capital

Inspire economic, social

& environmental

sustainability

Nurture Digital-society

initiatives

Com

petitiv

e

colla

bora

tion

Digital inclusion

Action-oriented policy

Industry

partners

Platforms,

solutions,

knowhow and

investment

Peer

Cities

Shared

experiences, ideas

and leading

practices Public

-Private

part

ners

hip

s

Leverage

proven platforms

& solutions

Collaborate to pool thinking &

resources

Digital-city

Digital-society



IBM Smarter City

CNTT là Hạ tầng thông minh của nền Kinh tế tri thức

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Chính phủ điện tử

Doanh nghiệp

Công nghệ Thông

tin

& truyền thông

Giao thông

Vận tải

Nước &

Thủy lợi

CHIẾN LƯỢC QUỐC GIA

ĐIỀU HÀNH QUỐC GIA (Phát triển

KT-XH & đảm bảo QP-AN)

Hệ thống điều hành

Hệ thống người sử dụng

Hệ thống hạ tầng

PHƯƠNG PHÁP LuẬN:

Bước 1: Số hóa

(Instrumentation/Digitization)

Bước 2: Liên thông

(Interconnection)

Bước 3: Thông minh

(Intelligence)

Công dân

Y tế

Giáo dục

Bảo hiểm

Năng lượng

* Smart City – IBM, 2010


Hypergrowth Aging/Shrinking

S+CC

Mobility will be the platform

New business models &

ecosystems

700+ million urbanized

3 billion will be connected

Capacity planning

Revitalization of cities,

states, countries

Connected life

Everything as a service

The Network as the Transformational Platform

Running a Village, City, Community, Country,

the World on Networked Information

Sustainability Services Delivered by Technology

Cisco Smart+Connected Communities Enabling Social, Environmental and Economic Sustainability

Social

Enhanced quality of life for citizens

Environmental

Protecting the world for future generations

Economic

Continuous job and business growth


Smart+Connected Community Services - Delivered on the Public, Private, Hybrid Cloud

Cisco Service Delivery Platform

Citizen

Service

Provider

Business/Enterprise

City/Provincial/Federal

Government


Retail School

Sports &

Leisure

Travel

Health

Office Home

COMMUNITY+CONNECT

(Citizen Services)

Government

Telecom Utilities Safety & Security

Building Emergency

Response

Transportation

COMMUNITY+EXCHANGE

(Integrated Operations Centers)

Smart+Connected Communities

SUSTAINABILITY

ADVANTAGE

Social Economic Environmental

CLOUD COMPUTING

BORDERLESS NETWORK COLLABORATION DATA

CENTER\VIRTULIZATION

SERVICE DELIVERY

PLATFORM


Community+Connect Delivering comprehensive services to citizens as they Live, Work, Learn,

and Play in a Smart+Connected Community

Home Wellness Office

Shopping Learning Fan

Transportation Government


Community+Exchange Enabling the management and operations of a Smart+Connected Community

Utilities

Transportation

Safety & Security

Real Estate Government

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Relevance For Rural and Urban Communities Benefits of a Smart, Connected Community

Within 20 years, a Community of 5 Million:

Source: Connecting Cities: Achieving Sustainability Through Innovation Nicola Villa and Wolfgang Wagener, Cisco IBSG

Energy

Efficiency +30%

$1 Doctor Visit

Community Revenues

+$15B

GDP Growth

9.5%

New

Jobs 375,000

$1 Month / Student


Amsterdam: Urban EcoMap Smart Working Centers

Seoul: Personal Travel Assistant

San Francisco: Urban EcoMap; Connected Bus

Proof Points

South Korea: Songdo

China: Chengdu

Portugal: PlanIT Valley

New Development

Russia: Skolkovo

India: Lavasa USA, Colorado: UCCS; CCI

Revitalization & Growth

USA: Holyoke

Spain: Barcelona

Canada: Vancouver

China: Chongqing; Chengdu

UK: London

Philippines: Twin Oaks Place

Philippines: GGLC

South Korea: Busan

Kuwait: Al Hamra Tower

Case Studies

India: UST Global, Kerala

NYC: Yankee Stadium

Cisco on Cisco

Malaysia: Nusajaya City, Iskander

India: Large Real Estate Developer


The past, present and future of Sondgo (53Km2)

Past (1997) Present (2009) Future (2020)


Ubiquitous

City

Eco-Green

City

1. U-infrastructures

2. U-service model

application

3. U-city promotion

4. U-IT cluster creation and

attraction of global IT companies

IFEZ = Smart-Green City

With cutting-edge ubiquitous technologies and eco-friendly technologies, IFEZ

represents a convenient and pleasant low-carbon green city

1. Creating low carbon

infrastructures

2. Creating an ecological

environment

3. Building a low energy-use

city

IFEZ SMART

CITY

• A smart city that IFEZ is pursuing means “low-carbon green city with ubiquitous and

eco-friendly technologies.

• Citizens are able to get information anytime and anywhere through ubiquitous

technologies.

• And they will be able to enjoy a convenient life in a green city which would be realized

through advanced IT technologies and energy-wise technologies.


With its state-of-the-art City Control Center and its advanced network infrastructure, U-City

will offer diverse urban IT services in an integrated way, which will enhance the efficiency of

city administration, as well as greatly improve the life quality of residents.

Broadband Mobile-Fixed Network / Sensor Network / Service Platform

Home Network

ITS**

U-Learning

U-Business

City Portal

*Voice over Internet Protocol **Intelligent Transport System

U-City Concept

Integrated Operation Center(IOC) Solutions

specialized for

specific

customers

Advanced

IT Services

FTTH

VoIP*

IP-TV

Health Care

Remote

Diagnosis

Automated

Facilities

Water Supply

Management

Air & Water

Pollution

Management

Crime/Disaster

Prevention

Public Facility

Management

Commercial

N/W Services

IT-based Administration

of City

2. U-City Overview

Convenience Healthcare Comfort Safety

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U-City at a glance

Integrated Operation

Center

U-Street

U-Traffic

U-Building

U-Urban

Infrastructure

U-Media Signage

U-Park

U-Home

Underground Facility

Identification

Water-pipe Monitoring

Streetlight Monitoring

Smart Signal Control

Traffic Information

Parking Information

Illegal Parking Detection

RFID Ticketing

Park Info

Child ID

Intelligent Building System

In-Building Communication Network

Smart Office and Business Solutions

Public Surveillance

Smart Bench and Street Furniture

Mobile Community and Tourist Info

LED mood lighting

Home Automation

Home Security

Kiosk, Signage, Screens,

Floors, Projections, etc.

2. U-City Overview

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Partners

• Associations

• System Integrators

• Government bodies

• Developers

• Urban Planners

Advisory Services

Products/Solutions Training

• Business Consulting

• Advisory Services

• Government affairs

• Real Estate

• Security

• Mobility

• Unified

Communications

• S+CC Institute

• CCIEs for green

buildings and

more

Smart+Connected Communities A holistic approach with Cisco


Economic

Create jobs, boost

key industries,

and attract new

businesses

Social

Provide services

to enhance citizen

quality of life and

social inclusion

Environmental

Decrease

environmental

impact, increase

energy

efficiencies


Smart+Connected Communities: reference

• Smart+Connected Communities Institute http://www.smartconnectedcommunities.org

• Connected Urbanization Development: http://www.connectedurbandevelopment.org

• Cisco Connected Series Books http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac79/wp/ctd/Connected_Series_Books.html

• Cisco Smart+Connected Communities on CCO http://www.cisco.com/web/strategy/smart_connected_communities.html

http://www.smartconnectedcommunities.org/

http://www.smartconnectedcommunities.org/

http://www.connectedurbandevelopment.org/

http://www.connectedurbandevelopment.org/

http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac79/wp/ctd/Connected_Series_Books.html




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