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Brussels: city of the future?
According to BCG, #cities account for about 80% of global GDP, making the #future of cities a priority for #governments and #businesses.
Before #COVID-19, cities had started to #reimagine themselves through “#smartcity” #initiatives beset by growing & aging #populations, the rising #cost of living, public #health, and more than anything, environmental / #sustainable concerns. The #pandemic and the #technological improvements have accelerated these #trends and brought new ones.
To develop #innovative #solutions to problems, many cities are aggregating and sharing more and more "smart" actions. But how can we define it?
A smart city leverages numerous innovation & technologies #(I&T) to #improve the #quality of life of #citizens by enhancing #citymanagement and the use of its #resources.
This is the case of #Brussels who presented in March 17th its strategy for its "smart city" concept deployment, which is also in the sights of many #European cities. Broken down into 48 projects targeting 7 main areas, the Smart City strategy of Brussels is based on the objective to use resources and #services for citizens in an optimal way, keeping in mind the #social, #economic and #environmental challenges.
To deep dive into the "Smart City Plan", we have interviewed Aude Robert - Smart City Coordinator for Brussels City. In this #podcast episode, we go through several points:
What is the #impact of the #digitaltransition on her missions;
Listen to her #insights and follow our Podcast channel!
You're looking to improve your digital skills? Join our next training sessions > www.digitalcity.brussels
Follow Aude Robert on her LinkedIn Profile
An interview and Podcast made by Digitalcity.brussels
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According to BCG, #cities account for about 80% of global GDP, making the #future of cities a priority for #governments and #businesses.
Before #COVID-19, cities had started to #reimagine themselves through “#smartcity” #initiatives beset by growing & aging #populations, the rising #cost of living, public #health, and more than anything, environmental / #sustainable concerns. The #pandemic and the #technological improvements have accelerated these #trends and brought new ones.
To develop #innovative #solutions to problems, many cities are aggregating and sharing more and more "smart" actions. But how can we define it?
A smart city leverages numerous innovation & technologies #(I&T) to #improve the #quality of life of #citizens by enhancing #citymanagement and the use of its #resources.
This is the case of #Brussels who presented in March 17th its strategy for its "smart city" concept deployment, which is also in the sights of many #European cities. Broken down into 48 projects targeting 7 main areas, the Smart City strategy of Brussels is based on the objective to use resources and #services for citizens in an optimal way, keeping in mind the #social, #economic and #environmental challenges.
To deep dive into the "Smart City Plan", we have interviewed Aude Robert - Smart City Coordinator for Brussels City. In this #podcast episode, we go through several points:
What is the #impact of the #digitaltransition on her missions;
Listen to her #insights and follow our Podcast channel!
You're looking to improve your digital skills? Join our next training sessions > www.digitalcity.brussels
Follow Aude Robert on her LinkedIn Profile
An interview and Podcast made by Digitalcity.brussels