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The document discusses how smart cities can be created using digital technologies and citizen engagement. It outlines Manchester's strategy to become a smart city by focusing on digital inclusion, industries, and innovation. The strategy aims to provide leadership, investment, and exemplar projects while collaborating with other cities. It envisions how future internet technologies can transform living and working in areas like mobility, environments, learning, and public services. Citizen engagement and open data/innovation are seen as keys to co-designing services and solutions that make cities more sustainable, democratic, and attractive.

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Smart Citizens in Smart Cities Creating an inclusive and sustainable knowledge society: A Local Digital Agenda for Manchester Dave Carter, Head, Manchester Digital Development Agency (MDDA), Manchester City Council, UK
 
The Battle for Control of Smart Cities
Future Internet and Smart Cities Next generation of Internet development Internet of Things, Internet of Services, Internet of People Web-centric systems meet networked objects User driven open innovation Living Labs and the Future Internet research community User networks: open data and co-creation/co-production People (users/citizens) as active agents of change Networking the networks: EUROCITIES, European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL), Future Internet Assembly (FIA) www.eurocities.eu www.openlivinglabs.eu www.future-internet.eu http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/digital-agenda/index_en.htm www.fireball4smartcities.eu
Creating Smart Cities transformational digital infrastructures (open access) Next Generation Access (NGA) - beyond just ‘speed’ Future Internet and virtualisation, cloud based networks Digital assets as the real estate of the 21 st century creativity and innovation (open content) building, operating and developing networks creating new marketplaces new trade = new jobs = new skills social capital (open engagement) user generated services digital inclusion and co-operation new business models (sustainability) social networks to social (economy) enterprises service efficiencies: doing better for less “ Free Trade Fibre” – new collaborative marketplaces
Open Data & Open Innovation
Local Digital Agendas Manchester’s Digital Strategy: Identify key issues for the city: Digital inclusion: citizens’ access to employment, skills, facilities Digital industries: support digital businesses to start up, grow and survive Digital innovation: opportunities for research and deployment of results Produce Action Plan: Leadership: city plus partners/stakeholders: business, education, community Investment: in new digital infrastructures and services Exemplar projects: to stimulate awareness, interest and engagement Knowledge Exchange: Work with like-minded cities and other partners through EU projects Become active in networks, e.g. EUROCITIES, Living Labs Make networking practical, e.g. study visits, workshops, benchmarking
‘ Geek’ Power! Entrepreneurs + Innovators MadLab Creativity Innovation Diversity Stimulating: new ideas new business new skills new jobs
Smart City development - future vision: Using Future Internet to transform the way we live and work more flexible ways and locations of working smart mobility, smart environments, smart learning Co-designing and co-producing services for ourselves and others new services being designed and delivered by users e-health and telecare services Enabling our environments to be greener, cleaner and healthier smart buildings, smart energy, low-carbon neighbourhoods Making smart cities more democratic, resilient and attractive social networking to promote civic engagement Generating and celebrating creativity, innovation and diversity arts and culture linked to technology supporting jobs and skills
Future Internet enabled Mobility in Smart Cities Making movement around cities easy and understandable Developing low environmental impacts Regulating access to dense urban environments Enhancing mobility management Integration of sensors, communications and user behaviour Users collaborating and sharing access modes Optimising travel time, energy uses and environmental impact Users as co-producers of information and intelligence Sustainable, replicable and scalable applications
Future Internet enabled Mobility in Smart Cities http://diycity.org/ http://www.citygoround.org/about/ http://world.waze.com/ http://www.seeclickfix.com/citizens http://www.urbanmobilitygroup.com/ http://senseable.mit.edu/realtimerome/ http://senseable.mit.edu/eyestop/
Find out more: www.digital-cities.eu www.fireball4smartcities.eu Future Internet Research & Experimentation By Adopting Living Labs Thank You! [email_address]

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  • 1. Smart Citizens in Smart Cities Creating an inclusive and sustainable knowledge society: A Local Digital Agenda for Manchester Dave Carter, Head, Manchester Digital Development Agency (MDDA), Manchester City Council, UK
  • 2.  
  • 3. The Battle for Control of Smart Cities
  • 4. Future Internet and Smart Cities Next generation of Internet development Internet of Things, Internet of Services, Internet of People Web-centric systems meet networked objects User driven open innovation Living Labs and the Future Internet research community User networks: open data and co-creation/co-production People (users/citizens) as active agents of change Networking the networks: EUROCITIES, European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL), Future Internet Assembly (FIA) www.eurocities.eu www.openlivinglabs.eu www.future-internet.eu http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/digital-agenda/index_en.htm www.fireball4smartcities.eu
  • 5. Creating Smart Cities transformational digital infrastructures (open access) Next Generation Access (NGA) - beyond just ‘speed’ Future Internet and virtualisation, cloud based networks Digital assets as the real estate of the 21 st century creativity and innovation (open content) building, operating and developing networks creating new marketplaces new trade = new jobs = new skills social capital (open engagement) user generated services digital inclusion and co-operation new business models (sustainability) social networks to social (economy) enterprises service efficiencies: doing better for less “ Free Trade Fibre” – new collaborative marketplaces
  • 6. Open Data & Open Innovation
  • 7. Local Digital Agendas Manchester’s Digital Strategy: Identify key issues for the city: Digital inclusion: citizens’ access to employment, skills, facilities Digital industries: support digital businesses to start up, grow and survive Digital innovation: opportunities for research and deployment of results Produce Action Plan: Leadership: city plus partners/stakeholders: business, education, community Investment: in new digital infrastructures and services Exemplar projects: to stimulate awareness, interest and engagement Knowledge Exchange: Work with like-minded cities and other partners through EU projects Become active in networks, e.g. EUROCITIES, Living Labs Make networking practical, e.g. study visits, workshops, benchmarking
  • 8. ‘ Geek’ Power! Entrepreneurs + Innovators MadLab Creativity Innovation Diversity Stimulating: new ideas new business new skills new jobs
  • 9. Smart City development - future vision: Using Future Internet to transform the way we live and work more flexible ways and locations of working smart mobility, smart environments, smart learning Co-designing and co-producing services for ourselves and others new services being designed and delivered by users e-health and telecare services Enabling our environments to be greener, cleaner and healthier smart buildings, smart energy, low-carbon neighbourhoods Making smart cities more democratic, resilient and attractive social networking to promote civic engagement Generating and celebrating creativity, innovation and diversity arts and culture linked to technology supporting jobs and skills
  • 10. Future Internet enabled Mobility in Smart Cities Making movement around cities easy and understandable Developing low environmental impacts Regulating access to dense urban environments Enhancing mobility management Integration of sensors, communications and user behaviour Users collaborating and sharing access modes Optimising travel time, energy uses and environmental impact Users as co-producers of information and intelligence Sustainable, replicable and scalable applications
  • 11. Future Internet enabled Mobility in Smart Cities http://diycity.org/ http://www.citygoround.org/about/ http://world.waze.com/ http://www.seeclickfix.com/citizens http://www.urbanmobilitygroup.com/ http://senseable.mit.edu/realtimerome/ http://senseable.mit.edu/eyestop/
  • 12. Find out more: www.digital-cities.eu www.fireball4smartcities.eu Future Internet Research & Experimentation By Adopting Living Labs Thank You! [email_address]