Global Organization of Smart Cities GO SMART - Revision history

Pinfold at 23:34, January 24, 2023

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	Certain projects can also be presented separately, showcasing products or services related to certain solutions.		Certain projects can also be presented separately, showcasing products or services related to certain solutions.
			\|chapter=Education and Training
	\|supercluster=Wellbeing		\|supercluster=Wellbeing
	\|year=2019		\|year=2019

Pinfold at 04:11, April 20, 2022

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	\|leader=Chen-Yu Lee		\|leader=Chen-Yu Lee
	\|imagecaption=Go Smart		\|imagecaption=Go Smart
	\|municipalities=Taipei ~~City~~ Taiwan, ~~City of~~ Utrecht Netherlands		\|municipalities=Taipei Taiwan, Utrecht Netherlands
	\|status=Implemented		\|status=Implemented
	\|website=https://www.citiesgosmart.org/		\|website=https://www.citiesgosmart.org/

Pinfold at 21:26, March 12, 2022

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	\|image=GoSmart600.jpg		\|image=GoSmart600.jpg
	\|team=Taipei Computer Association, MiTAC, Morphosense, Chunghwa Telecom, WeMo scooter		\|team=Taipei Computer Association, MiTAC, Morphosense, Chunghwa Telecom, WeMo scooter
	\|leader=Chen-Yu Lee~~, Secretary-General of GO SMART~~		\|leader=Chen-Yu Lee
	\|imagecaption=Go Smart		\|imagecaption=Go Smart
	\|municipalities=Taipei City, Taiwan~~<!-- 90 cities including Taipei City~~, ~~Taiwan and~~ City of Utrecht, Netherlands ~~-->~~		\|municipalities=Taipei City Taiwan, City of Utrecht Netherlands
	\|status=Implemented		\|status=Implemented
	\|website=https://www.citiesgosmart.org/		\|website=https://www.citiesgosmart.org/

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	\|municipalities=Taipei City, Taiwan<!-- 90 cities including Taipei City, Taiwan and City of Utrecht, Netherlands -->		\|municipalities=Taipei City, Taiwan<!-- 90 cities including Taipei City, Taiwan and City of Utrecht, Netherlands -->
	\|status=Implemented		\|status=Implemented
			\|website=https://www.citiesgosmart.org/
	\|description=* Currently many cities in the world are facing similar challenges and have therefore developed their own Smart City strategy and are running their own Smart City projects. Considering the similarity of the challenges, there lies huge potential in effective knowledge exchange and collaboration.		\|description=* Currently many cities in the world are facing similar challenges and have therefore developed their own Smart City strategy and are running their own Smart City projects. Considering the similarity of the challenges, there lies huge potential in effective knowledge exchange and collaboration.
	* GO SMART aims to facilitate collaboration and knowledge exchange between Smart Cities, by means of one-on-one matchmaking, opportunity reports and workshops.		* GO SMART aims to facilitate collaboration and knowledge exchange between Smart Cities, by means of one-on-one matchmaking, opportunity reports and workshops.

Pinfold at 21:18, March 12, 2022

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	{{ActionCluster		{{ActionCluster
			\|image=GoSmart600.jpg
	\| ~~title~~ = ~~Global Organization of Smart Cities (GO SMART)~~		\|team=Taipei Computer Association, MiTAC, Morphosense, Chunghwa Telecom, WeMo scooter
			\|leader=Chen-Yu Lee, Secretary-General of GO SMART
	\| team = Taipei Computer Association, MiTAC, Morphosense, Chunghwa Telecom, WeMo scooter		\|imagecaption=Go Smart
			\|municipalities=Taipei City, Taiwan<!-- 90 cities including Taipei City, Taiwan and City of Utrecht, Netherlands -->
	\| leader = Chen-Yu Lee, Secretary-General of GO SMART		\|status=Implemented
	~~\| email = leoli999@gmail.com~~		\|description=* Currently many cities in the world are facing similar challenges and have therefore developed their own Smart City strategy and are running their own Smart City projects. Considering the similarity of the challenges, there lies huge potential in effective knowledge exchange and collaboration.
	~~\| image = GoSmart.jpeg~~		* GO SMART aims to facilitate collaboration and knowledge exchange between Smart Cities, by means of one-on-one matchmaking, opportunity reports and workshops.
	\| imagecaption = Go Smart		\|challenges=* Aligning stakes for different city stakeholders is a challenge, as every stakeholder has its own agenda.
	\| municipalities = Taipei City, Taiwan
	<!-- 90 cities including Taipei City, Taiwan and City of Utrecht, Netherlands -->

	\| status = Implemented
	~~\| website =~~
	~~\| download =~~

	\| description =
	* Currently many cities in the world are facing similar challenges and have therefore developed their own Smart City strategy and are running their own Smart City projects. Considering the similarity of the challenges, there lies huge potential in effective knowledge exchange and collaboration.
	* GO SMART aims to facilitate collaboration and knowledge exchange between Smart Cities, by means of one-on-one matchmaking, opportunity reports and workshops.




	\| challenges =
	* Aligning stakes for different city stakeholders is a challenge, as every stakeholder has its own agenda.
	* The physical distance between places creates a threshold for collaborations.		* The physical distance between places creates a threshold for collaborations.
	* Keeping the platform active and engaging is a challenge		* Keeping the platform active and engaging is a challenge
			\|solutions=* By being as open as possible and providing the platform for city stakeholders to meet, stakeholders can conduct a first scan to estimate the collaboration potential with other city stakeholders.



	\| solutions =
	* By being as open as possible and providing the platform for city stakeholders to meet, stakeholders can conduct a first scan to estimate the collaboration potential with other city stakeholders.
	* GO SMART as a platform tries to facilitate as much as possible using digital technology to reduce the threshold. Furthermore, also international events are fully utilized to make stakeholders meet eachother physically.		* GO SMART as a platform tries to facilitate as much as possible using digital technology to reduce the threshold. Furthermore, also international events are fully utilized to make stakeholders meet eachother physically.
	* GO SMART actively provides the latest news on the platform and engages cities and other stakeholders to share their latest Smart City advancements.		* GO SMART actively provides the latest news on the platform and engages cities and other stakeholders to share their latest Smart City advancements.
			\|requirements=GO SMART being a platform, the key is to connect different stakeholders from anywhere in the world with eachother. The major steps to effectively achieve this are:




	\| requirements =
	GO SMART being a platform, the key is to connect different stakeholders from anywhere in the world with eachother. The major steps to effectively achieve this are:
	* Engaging members to actively share their challenges and opportunities		* Engaging members to actively share their challenges and opportunities
	# Publishing opportunity reports		# Publishing opportunity reports
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	* Effectively matching parties with eachother		* Effectively matching parties with eachother
	* Develop use cases to further spread and scale solutions globally		* Develop use cases to further spread and scale solutions globally
			\|kpi=* Successfully establishing 5 international use cases of inter-city Proof-of-Concept (PoC) projects.



	\| kpi =
	* Successfully establishing 5 international use cases of inter-city Proof-of-Concept (PoC) projects.
	* Publishing 6 opportunity reports		* Publishing 6 opportunity reports
	* Organising 6 workshops		* Organising 6 workshops
	* Presence at 5 Smart City exhibitions		* Presence at 5 Smart City exhibitions
	* Publishing 12 newsletters		* Publishing 12 newsletters
			\|measurement=* By collecting feedback from the GO SMART members at the General Members Assembly
			\|standards=* GO SMART as a platform aims to support scaling and replication of successful Smart City solutions.
			* GO SMART aims to effectively match supply and demand of Smart solutions, meaning that every city does not need to reinvent the wheel.
			\|cybersecurity=* Cybersecurity and privacy are issues which touch upon many technology related projects. Based on a database of projects, GO SMART will be able to build a reference framework regarding the role of cybersecurity and privacy in each case. The reference framework will support in determining to what extent privacy should be protected, how it should be protected and when cybersecurity should prevail over privacy.
			\|impacts=* The current environmental threats are numerous, from global warming to the ever growing plastic soup in the ocean.
	\| measurement =
	* By collecting feedback from the GO SMART members at the General Members Assembly




	\| standards =
	* GO SMART as a platform aims to support scaling and replication of successful Smart City solutions.
	* GO SMART aims to effectively match supply and demand of Smart solutions, meaning that every city does not need to reinvent the wheel.




	\| cybersecurity =
	* Cybersecurity and privacy are issues which touch upon many technology related projects. Based on a database of projects, GO SMART will be able to build a reference framework regarding the role of cybersecurity and privacy in each case. The reference framework will support in determining to what extent privacy should be protected, how it should be protected and when cybersecurity should prevail over privacy.


	\| impacts =
	* The current environmental threats are numerous, from global warming to the ever growing plastic soup in the ocean.
	* By connecting global partners, GO SMART aims to accelerate urban innovation, so cities can speed up developments related to energy efficiency, air quality management and mobility management.		* By connecting global partners, GO SMART aims to accelerate urban innovation, so cities can speed up developments related to energy efficiency, air quality management and mobility management.
	* By connecting a multitude of stakeholders, GO SMART aims to develop ‘integrated solutions’ and cross-fertilization between partners from different backgrounds, to develop next generation urban solutions.		* By connecting a multitude of stakeholders, GO SMART aims to develop ‘integrated solutions’ and cross-fertilization between partners from different backgrounds, to develop next generation urban solutions.
	* In order to make global impact, smart solutions should be scaled and replicated, which GO SMART will facilitate.		* In order to make global impact, smart solutions should be scaled and replicated, which GO SMART will facilitate.
			\|demonstration=GO SMART currently 146 members, all eager to develop smart city solutions and to collaborate with global partners. The workability of GO SMART as a platform can be showcased at the GCTC by means of a presentation, posters and videos.



	\| demonstration =
	GO SMART currently 146 members, all eager to develop smart city solutions and to collaborate with global partners. The workability of GO SMART as a platform can be showcased at the GCTC by means of a presentation, posters and videos.

	~~Certain projects can also be presented separately, showcasing products or services related to certain solutions.~~



	~~\| supercluster = Wellbeing~~
	~~\| year = 2019~~

			Certain projects can also be presented separately, showcasing products or services related to certain solutions.
			\|supercluster=Wellbeing
			\|year=2019
			\|title=Global Organization of Smart Cities (GO SMART)
			\|email=leoli999@gmail.com
	}}		}}

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	\| supercluster = ~~Human Factors~~		\| supercluster = Wellbeing
	\| year = 2019		\| year = 2019

	}}		}}

Pinfold at 04:53, December 7, 2021

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	\| title = Global Organization of Smart Cities (GO SMART)		\| title = Global Organization of Smart Cities (GO SMART)

	\| team = Taipei Computer Association; MiTAC; Morphosense; Chunghwa Telecom; WeMo scooter		\| team = Taipei Computer Association, MiTAC, Morphosense, Chunghwa Telecom, WeMo scooter

	\| leader = Chen-Yu Lee, Secretary-General of GO SMART		\| leader = Chen-Yu Lee, Secretary-General of GO SMART

Pinfold at 05:36, November 11, 2021

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	\| leader = Chen-Yu Lee, Secretary-General of GO SMART		\| leader = Chen-Yu Lee, Secretary-General of GO SMART
	\| email = leoli999@gmail.com		\| email = leoli999@gmail.com
	\| image =		\| image = GoSmart.jpeg
	\| imagecaption =		\| imagecaption = Go Smart
	\| municipalities = Taipei City, Taiwan		\| municipalities = Taipei City, Taiwan
	<!-- 90 cities including Taipei City, Taiwan and City of Utrecht, Netherlands -->		<!-- 90 cities including Taipei City, Taiwan and City of Utrecht, Netherlands -->

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{{ActionCluster

| title = Global Organization of Smart Cities (GO SMART)

| team = Taipei Computer Association; MiTAC; Morphosense; Chunghwa Telecom; WeMo scooter

| leader = Chen-Yu Lee, Secretary-General of GO SMART
| email = leoli999@gmail.com
| image =
| imagecaption =
| municipalities = Taipei City, Taiwan


| status = Implemented
| website =
| download =

| description =
* Currently many cities in the world are facing similar challenges and have therefore developed their own Smart City strategy and are running their own Smart City projects. Considering the similarity of the challenges, there lies huge potential in effective knowledge exchange and collaboration.
* GO SMART aims to facilitate collaboration and knowledge exchange between Smart Cities, by means of one-on-one matchmaking, opportunity reports and workshops.

| challenges =
* Aligning stakes for different city stakeholders is a challenge, as every stakeholder has its own agenda.
* The physical distance between places creates a threshold for collaborations.
* Keeping the platform active and engaging is a challenge

| solutions =
* By being as open as possible and providing the platform for city stakeholders to meet, stakeholders can conduct a first scan to estimate the collaboration potential with other city stakeholders.
* GO SMART as a platform tries to facilitate as much as possible using digital technology to reduce the threshold. Furthermore, also international events are fully utilized to make stakeholders meet eachother physically.
* GO SMART actively provides the latest news on the platform and engages cities and other stakeholders to share their latest Smart City advancements.

| requirements =
GO SMART being a platform, the key is to connect different stakeholders from anywhere in the world with eachother. The major steps to effectively achieve this are:
* Engaging members to actively share their challenges and opportunities
# Publishing opportunity reports
# Organising online workshops based on city challenges
# Organising offline workshops at Smart City Expos
# One-on-One matchmaking using the GO SMART website as a platform
* Effectively matching parties with eachother
* Develop use cases to further spread and scale solutions globally

| kpi =
* Successfully establishing 5 international use cases of inter-city Proof-of-Concept (PoC) projects.
* Publishing 6 opportunity reports
* Organising 6 workshops
* Presence at 5 Smart City exhibitions
* Publishing 12 newsletters

| measurement =
* By collecting feedback from the GO SMART members at the General Members Assembly

| standards =
* GO SMART as a platform aims to support scaling and replication of successful Smart City solutions.
* GO SMART aims to effectively match supply and demand of Smart solutions, meaning that every city does not need to reinvent the wheel.

| cybersecurity =
* Cybersecurity and privacy are issues which touch upon many technology related projects. Based on a database of projects, GO SMART will be able to build a reference framework regarding the role of cybersecurity and privacy in each case. The reference framework will support in determining to what extent privacy should be protected, how it should be protected and when cybersecurity should prevail over privacy.

| impacts =
* The current environmental threats are numerous, from global warming to the ever growing plastic soup in the ocean.
* By connecting global partners, GO SMART aims to accelerate urban innovation, so cities can speed up developments related to energy efficiency, air quality management and mobility management.
* By connecting a multitude of stakeholders, GO SMART aims to develop ‘integrated solutions’ and cross-fertilization between partners from different backgrounds, to develop next generation urban solutions.
* In order to make global impact, smart solutions should be scaled and replicated, which GO SMART will facilitate.

| demonstration =
GO SMART currently 146 members, all eager to develop smart city solutions and to collaborate with global partners. The workability of GO SMART as a platform can be showcased at the GCTC by means of a presentation, posters and videos.

Certain projects can also be presented separately, showcasing products or services related to certain solutions.

| supercluster = Human Factors
| year = 2019

}}