2. Agenda Mega Trends and the Smart CityNecessity Drives
Innovation: Why Cities Are Getting Smarter Urban Mobility Key
Factor and Opportunity2
3. Smart City as Extension of Key Mega Trends Mega Trends drive
and are intertwined in the concept of a Smart City Urbanization
creates a need for a smarter city Healthcare, Infrastructure,
Energy and Mobility converge and connect disparate markets
Connectivity creates a platform for these markets to communicate
and New Social Trends demand customization, real time information,
and enable a higher comfort level with technologyUrbanization City
as a CustomerBricks and ClicksFuture Infrastructure
DevelopmentSmart is the New GreenInnovating to ZeroHealth, Welln
ess and Well BeingSocial TrendsNew Business Models: Value for
ManyFuture of MobilityConnectivity and ConvergenceBeyond BRIC: The
Next Game ChangersFuture of Energy3
4. Necessity Drives Innovation4
5. Mega CitiesMega RegionsMega CorridorSmart and Sustainable
Cities 5
6. Mega Cities: By 2025, it is expected that 85.7% of the
population (566.5 million people) in Latin America will be living
in urban areas Bogota Population 2025: 11.4 million GDP 2025:
$298.0 billionGuadalajara Population 2025: 5.7 millionMexico City
Population 2025: 24.6 million GDP 2025: $713.5 billionBelo
Horizonte Population 2025: 6.6 millionLima Population 2025: 11.5
millionRio de Janeiro Population 2025: 13.6 million GDP 2025:
$327.1 billionSao Paulo Population 2025: 23.2 million GDP 2025:
$643.9 billionPeople per Square Kilometre Highly Urban
CountriesMore than 200 peopleMedium-High Urban Countries100 200
peopleMedium Urban Countries50 100 peopleLow-Medium Urban
Countries10 50 peopleLow Urban CountriesSantiagoLess than 10
peoplePopulation 2025: 7.1 millionBuenos Aires Population 2025:
15.5 million GDP 2025: $327.1 billionMega Cities in 2025 Emerging
Mega Cities (4-8 million population in 2025)Source: United Nations,
Department of Economic and Social Affairs Statistics, Frost &
Sullivan and other regional and country level statistics
bureau6
7. City as a Customer Urbanization Creates
OpportunitiesHealthcare Remote monitoring of patients and ability
to conduct surgeries from remote areasCivil Construction Industry
Smart Infrastructure Smart homes, green buildingsSecurity Data on
nearby police stations or officers along with tracking highvalue
goods and monitoring crimeMobility Car sharing, bike sharing,
integrated door-todoor multi-modal transport solutionsWater and
Sanitation Market Water treatment systems, integrated power
sources, and zero waste for industry Source: Frost & Sullivan
analysis.
8. InteractiveFacets of a Smart City Championed Smart Diamond
to Define Smart City Smart GovernanceGreen Smart Citizen Smart
EnergyComprehensive Smart HealthcareCoordinated4G Smart
TechnologyMeasured and MonitoredSmart BuildingPlatform
BasedIntelligent and Integrated Smart MobilitySmart Infrastructure
8 Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis.
9. IBMs Intelligent Operations Center: Rio De Janeiro On its
Way to Become a Smart City Integrated ViewData Reporting &
CollectionThe centralized command center gathers data from 30
agencies and provides an aggregate view in a single dashboard
helping the city coordinate their work. Analyses data reported by
citizens via platforms such as social media on city plans and
projects that will impact themData from sensors in video feeds
creates real-Analytics & Visualization time maps and graphs
working to predictproblems and counter them proactivelyFaster
Response SystemAbility to predict gives city officials more time to
alert the public and send emergency help improved emergency
response time by 30% 9
10. Smart cities To Create Huge Business Opportunities With A
Market Value Of $1.5 Trillion In 2020 Smart City Market by
Segments1, Global, 2012-2020Smart Building CAGR: 11.2%
(20122020)7Smart Governance1 and Smart Education29.7%CAGR: 15.4%
(20122020)24.6% Smart Healthcare CAGR: 8.7% (20122020)614.6% Smart
City MarketSmart Mobility CAGR: 18.9% (20122020)8.7%13.5%52 Smart
Security CAGR: 14.3% (20122020)13.1% 15.8% Smart Infrastructure3
CAGR: 11.1% (20122020) 1These numbers 2Smart 3Other3 Smart
EnergyCAGR: 25.2% (20122020)4represent the entire smart solutions
eco-system in each segment for both urban and non-urban
panoramasEducation includes eLearning services for schools,
universities, enterprises, and government entitiesSmart
Infrastructure such as sensor networks, digital management of water
utilities not included in other segmentsSource: Frost &
Sullivan analysis.10
11. Key Parameters That Will Define a Smart City in 2020 Smart
Energy: Digital Management of Energy Smart Grids Smart Meters
Intelligent Energy StorageSmart Technology: Seamless Connectivity
Broadband penetration rate of over 80% Location Based Services,
Augmented Reality, GPS enabled devices/ phonesSmart Security: Safe
Cities Surveillance Biometrics Simulation modelling and crime
prediction C2 and responseNote: *Infrastructure not included in
other segmentsSmart Buildings: Automated Intelligent Buildings
Building Automation Intelligent Buildings: Advance d HVAC, Lighting
EquipmentSmart Infrastructure: Digital Management of
Infrastructure* Sensor Networks Digital Water and Waste
ManagementSmart Governance: Government-onthe-Go e-Government
e-Education Disaster Management SolutionsSmart Mobility:
Intelligent Mobility Low-emission Mobility Integrated Mobility
Solutions Multimodal TransportSmart Healthcare: Intelligent
Healthcare Technology Use of ehealth and mhealth systems
Intelligent and connected medical devicesSmart Citizen: Civic
Digital Natives Use of Green Mobility Options Smart Lifestyle
Choices Energy consciousSource: Frost & Sullivan analysis.
12. Future Of Mobility12 12
13. Future Innovation in Mobility to Focus on The Wild Side
Technology Innovation Traffic Prediction systemUnknown
SolutionsWild Innovation Mobility IntegrationParking Search
assistanceNew Mobility ProductsCashless PaymentMotorized MoverTwo
seated Electric CarImprovement Micro carsKnown SolutionsApplication
Innovation Car SharingElectric CarsCar PoolingElectric BikesBike
SharingMet NeedsUnmet Needs 13
14. The Future of Mobility Is Multi-Modal Commuting, Combining
Door to Door Solutions Using Dedicated Mobility Platforms
IntercityIntercity TrainTRAVEL DISTANCESuburbsShared
MobilityPrivate CarsIntercity BusCity Shared
MobilityMicro-mobilityDestinationPublic TransportationTRAVEL
DISTANCEDoor to door integrated, multi-mobility a reality in future
Vehicle manufacturers to offer smart mobility solutions ensuring
first and last mile connectivity. Government to club public
transport with bike / two wheeler/car rental schemes Market will
see new players in market termed as Mobility Integrators Source:
Frost & Sullivan14
15. Investments in Urban Mobility: Latin America Investments in
Subway will reach more than $20 billion by 2020 Car Fleet*Road
RingsBrazil - 53 million +89%$650 million investment Aracaju,
Cuiaba, Curitiba, Belo Horizonte and FortalezaSao Paulo - 8 million
+19% Rio de Janeiro - 3 million +76%Mexico - 34 million +65% Mexico
City - 6 million +58%San Jose, Costa Rica - $115 million Santander
, Colombia - $37 millionBus Rapid TransitSubway - Train$2.7 billion
investments$1.0 billion investments to expand 208 km $115 million
investments to expand 18 km$17 billion investments In Sao Paulo,
Rio de Janeiro, Fortaleza, Curitiba$1.9 billion investments in
BogotaMacro to Micro ImplicationsEthanol demand generation Hybrid
cars Insurance demand *Projection for 2020Reduction of logistic
costs Increasing urbanizationReal state appreciation Better places
for services and retail Source: Frost & Sullivan
analysis15
16. From Macro to Micro: Taking Mega Trends from Information to
Strategy Implementation MacroToMicroMega TrendAnalysis of
Opportunities and Unmet NeedsSelected trends that impact your
business and marketsSub TrendImpact on Future Product/ TechnologyA
sub-layer of trends that has a wide ranging impactImpact to Your
Industry Visualising the roadmap of these critical forces through
scenariobuilding and macro economic forecasts 16