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Blanco Urban Venue is New Client
Blanco urban venue is a new event, wedding and meeting venue in downtown San Jose California. We are thrilled to be doing the marketing and…
Smart Cities 365
Big Data + Built Environment = Smart City
Big Data + Built Environment = Technology Experts & City Counterparts Working Together in Building and City Planning, Design, Construction, and Management. Yes, that’s the…
Arid Smart Cities Should Tap into This Model Incorporating IoT
With water shortages, climate change, and the advent of Smart Cities with the Internet of Things, could this be a solution for your city or…
That IT Guy – Drives Business Innovation Today
40 years ago we saw Apple delivering its first Apple II in 1976. Atari, Commodore and yes, Texas Instruments, were the most common computers found…
Uber Refugee in the Midst of IoT
We frequently hear of the success stories about technology professionals who started in their garage, without a college degree (or high school diploma). Rarely do…
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Social media channels have become a necessity for every business–tech savvy media, professional services and their clients, public and federal agencies, entertainment, retail, manufacturing—you name…
Alphabet’s Sidewalk Labs wants to make your daily commute less crummy
The subdivision of Google's parent company looks to revolutionize the transportation landscape.
Sourced through Scoop.it from: www.cnet.com
It looks like Uber is going to be subsidized by Alphabet's subsidiary, Sidewalk Labs. The pilot, and yes I'm going to call it a pilot as it is happening because of the DOT's Smart City Challenge, will be implemented as part of the Columbus, Ohio project.
Flow, as Sidewalk Labs named it, is the platform whereby they'll improve traffic flow, change how drivers find parking, and offer (through Uber) ride-sharing for low-income people.
Discover Seville IPv6 Smartcity Pilot – Think Big – The Innovation Blog
In this post we describe how an IPv6 end-to-end solution has been implemented in the whole value chain of a given Smartcity Pilot.
Sourced through Scoop.it from: en.blogthinkbig.com
Good comparison between the benefits and challenges for CTOs, CIOs, and smart city innovators. This pilot program in Seville maps out their process for their solution architecture.