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Nick Boag, Datacraft, Green and Sustainable ICT - Smart Grids, Smart Cities

1. Green and sustainable ICT, such as smart grids and smart cities, can help address climate change by reducing carbon emissions through more efficient energy use and transportation. 2. As the world population grows and shifts from rural to urban areas, new technologies will be needed to manage resources and infrastructure in a sustainable way. 3. Connected urban development through broadband networks can transform cities by enabling smart and green solutions across work, mobility, buildings, energy and the overall urban environment.

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Nick Boag, Datacraft, Green and Sustainable ICT - Smart Grids, Smart Cities

1. Green and sustainable ICT, such as smart grids and smart cities, can help address climate change by reducing carbon emissions through more efficient energy use and transportation. 2. As the world population grows and shifts from rural to urban areas, new technologies will be needed to manage resources and infrastructure in a sustainable way. 3. Connected urban development through broadband networks can transform cities by enabling smart and green solutions across work, mobility, buildings, energy and the overall urban environment.

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Green and Sustainable ICT

Smart Grids, Smart Cities

Nick Boag
Business Manager – Strategy & Alliances
Public Sector and Enterprise Divisions

[email protected]
Why We Need Technological Evolution

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PEOPLE BRAND FUTURE
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Services to businesses & rate payers


Green Energy
Administration
Smart Work Legal
Centers management
City Info
Manufacturing & Authorities government
malls centers
Free Public Green Energy Business centers
Wifi Wireless

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network network Restricted network
Public business network civil authorities

LAN LAN SAN SAN SAN

Public archives Call centers


Suppliers & Partners
Libraries Collaboration Legal, Civil Registers
Hospitals Technologies
Applications & Consents
University Duplication and
geographical data protection

Civil information and public services


Connected Urban Development
A Blueprint for City Transformation

Connected & Connected & Connected & Connected & Connected &
Sustainable Sustainable Sustainable Sustainable Sustainable
Work Mobility Buildings Energy Economics

Renewables & Active Citizenship


Smart work centres Smart Road Pricing Homes Co-generation & Eco Maps
Digital Swarming Personal Travel Urban Monitoring Innovative
& Hub Pavilions Assistant Office Buildings & Measurement Green Business
Models &
Connected Connected Public Citizens Energy Sustainability
Workplaces Transportation Public Spaces Efficiency Clusters

Connected
Workforce Public Transit Hubs

Hospitals & Schools

Sustainable Urban Planning


Broadband Platform
IP-Enabled Homes and Offices, Roads, Utilities, Workplace Design
3 Key steps to building a Digital City

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