Smart cities: Digital solutions for a more livable future
This report analyzes the current state of smart cities and their potential impact on various quality-of-life indicators. It examines the deployment of smart technologies in 50 cities worldwide, assessing their technology base, application rollout, and public adoption. The research identifies three stages of smart city evolution: emerging with enthusiasm, solidifying fundamentals, and becoming smarter across all layers. It highlights the importance of good management, an open approach to innovation, and the need to focus on people, not just technology. The report also discusses the opportunities and disruptions for companies as urban environments digitize.
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Report location: | source |
Language: | English |
Publisher: | McKinsey & Company |
Authors: | Jonathan Woetzel, Jaana Remes, Brodie Boland, Katrina Lv, Suveer Sinha, Gernot Strube, John Means, Jonathan Law, Andrés Cadena, Valerie von der Tann, |
Geographic focus: | Global |
Page count: | 152 pages |
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The research method used in the report involves analyzing the deployment of smart city technologies in 50 cities worldwide. The analysis focuses on three main areas: the strength of the technology base, the number and extent of applications implemented, and public usage and satisfaction. Data was collected from local government sources, case studies, academic research, media accounts, interviews with experts and service providers, and central databases. Additionally, an extensive survey was conducted in all 50 cities to assess residents' awareness, usage, and satisfaction with smart city applications.
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Categories: global geographic scope English publication language | development | economy | governance | mckinsey & company | mobility | smart cities | smart technologies | technology | transport | urban development | urban foresight