Harvard in Tech Seattle presents a special panel webinar on "Smart City, The Future Of The Economy"
Panelists:
Dr. Alex `Sandy' Pentland, Professor, MIT
Dr. Jaana Remes, Partner, McKinsey Global Institute
Dr. Christian Vogt, Chief Innovation Officer, Data & Analytics, Cisco
Peter Jackson, Senior Portfolio Director, IDEO
Dale R. Killinger, Former Section Chief, FBI
Shih Hor Lau , Chairman, Smart Nation Chapter, SGTech
Moderators:
Mahenoor Yusuf, Co-Chair Harvard in Tech Seattle
Roger Hackett, Founder Ryan and Robbie LLC
Key Takeaways:
1. Smart City can improve the quality of life 10% - 30%
2. The most effective way to get the public to buy in to implement a Smart City is to find a specific pain point, and integrate a Smart City approach to show the value of Data Driven real time Intelligence integrated into city life. This will increase adoption of future Smart City projects, and overall appreciation for the importance of a Smart City.
3. Designing a Smart City should not be a Technology looking for a problem to solve, it should start with the needs of the City’s citizens.
4. Smart City alone cannot transform our economy. Economic Transformation requires that Smart City gains diffuse across all communities and current barriers due to race, and economic wealth hinders the diffusion of benefits.
5. Smart Cities adoption is increased if the City passes a law requiring Smart City compliance.
6. Data Security is much stronger if the Data Stores are distributed rather than Centralized.
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