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{{ActionCluster | {{ActionCluster | ||
|image=smart-city-italiane-virtuose.jpeg | |||
| | |team=Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini, Open Dot, The Fab Lab, WeMake, Errequadro Srl | ||
|leader=Diego Teloni | |||
| team | |imagecaption=Italian cities of the future | ||
|municipalities=Turin Italy, Milan Italy, Pisa Italy | |||
|status=Launched | |||
| leader | |description=Creating Smart City Innovation Hubs that support cities in their digital transformation by mobilizing whole local innovation ecosystems (PA, R&D, industry, Academia, Citizens, etc.). Starting from an alignment between all interested actors and promoting the use of digital technologies as a resource to be applied to many potential urban challenges. | ||
|challenges=For a city to exploit all potential opportunities coming from digital transformation, coordination and synergies between local public administrations and a diverse group of stakeholders are necessary. | |||
|solutions=The project will model existing and upcoming City Innovation Hubs that are PPPs and that perform intermediary functions for digital transformation in Cities, and encourage replication in other interested municipalities. | |||
| imagecaption | |requirements=* Pisa’s Innovation Hub has already a blueprint (Turin and Milan have already an active Hub) | ||
| municipalities | |||
| status | |||
| description | |||
Creating Smart City Innovation Hubs that support cities in their digital transformation by mobilizing whole local innovation ecosystems (PA, R&D, industry, Academia, Citizens, etc.). Starting from an alignment between all interested actors and promoting the use of digital technologies as a resource to be applied to many potential urban challenges. | |||
| challenges | |||
For a city to exploit all potential opportunities coming from digital transformation, coordination and synergies between local public administrations and a diverse group of stakeholders are necessary. | |||
| solutions | |||
The project will model existing and upcoming City Innovation Hubs that are PPPs and that perform intermediary functions for digital transformation in Cities, and encourage replication in other interested municipalities. | |||
| requirements | |||
* Pisa’s Innovation Hub has already a blueprint (Turin and Milan have already an active Hub) | |||
* Refine the blueprint for Pisa and develop a business plan (estimated opening mid 2018) | * Refine the blueprint for Pisa and develop a business plan (estimated opening mid 2018) | ||
* Engage more interested parties at GCTC 2017 that would be interested in establishing a Hub in their Cities | * Engage more interested parties at GCTC 2017 that would be interested in establishing a Hub in their Cities | ||
* Scout for existing additional best practices and create a model for a Smart City Innovation Hub that can be replicated | * Scout for existing additional best practices and create a model for a Smart City Innovation Hub that can be replicated | ||
* Organise ad hoc one-to-one exchanges between Cities to export and replicate the model | * Organise ad hoc one-to-one exchanges between Cities to export and replicate the model | ||
|kpi=* Average time to market of new technologies for Smart City | |||
| kpi | |||
* Average time to market of new technologies for Smart City | |||
* Start Ups and new business increase | * Start Ups and new business increase | ||
* New jobs created | * New jobs created | ||
|measurement=* Surveys / Interviews / Online portal | |||
| measurement | |standards=* The project will encourage new Hubs to adopt technological standards in order to favor the exchange of technological solutions between Cities. | ||
* Surveys / Interviews / Online portal | |||
| standards | |||
* The project will encourage new Hubs to adopt technological standards in order to favor the exchange of technological solutions between Cities. | |||
* Standardized model that can be replicated and scaled up in multiple cities/communities. The solution is planned to be replicated in 1 city in Italy and 1 city in Europe. | * Standardized model that can be replicated and scaled up in multiple cities/communities. The solution is planned to be replicated in 1 city in Italy and 1 city in Europe. | ||
* The Hubs will have their own business models to create sustainable revenue stream. | * The Hubs will have their own business models to create sustainable revenue stream. | ||
|cybersecurity=TBD | |||
|impacts=* Economic growth through new start ups and increased local economy | |||
| cybersecurity | |||
| impacts | |||
* Economic growth through new start ups and increased local economy | |||
* Jobs created, especially for young people | * Jobs created, especially for young people | ||
* Better technological solutions adopted by the municipality (procurement innovation) | * Better technological solutions adopted by the municipality (procurement innovation) | ||
|demonstration=* Planimetry and rendering of spaces hosting existing Hubs | |||
| demonstration | |||
* Planimetry and rendering of spaces hosting existing Hubs | |||
* Presentations of service and business models for existing Hubs | * Presentations of service and business models for existing Hubs | ||
* Blueprint for Hub in the City of Pisa | * Blueprint for Hub in the City of Pisa | ||
|chapter=Organizational and Individual Productivity and Wellness | |||
| supercluster | |supercluster=Education | ||
| year | |year=2017 | ||
|title=Smart City innovation Hubs - Accelerating urban innovation ecosystems to support faster digital transformation of Cities | |||
|email=dteloni@gmail.com | |||
}} | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 05:38, January 25, 2023
| Smart City innovation Hubs | |
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 Italian cities of the future | |
| Team Organizations | Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini Open Dot The Fab Lab WeMake Errequadro Srl |
| Team Leaders | Diego Teloni |
| Participating Municipalities | Turin Italy Milan Italy Pisa Italy |
| Status | Launched |
| Document | None |
Description
Creating Smart City Innovation Hubs that support cities in their digital transformation by mobilizing whole local innovation ecosystems (PA, R&D, industry, Academia, Citizens, etc.). Starting from an alignment between all interested actors and promoting the use of digital technologies as a resource to be applied to many potential urban challenges.
Challenges
For a city to exploit all potential opportunities coming from digital transformation, coordination and synergies between local public administrations and a diverse group of stakeholders are necessary.
Solutions
The project will model existing and upcoming City Innovation Hubs that are PPPs and that perform intermediary functions for digital transformation in Cities, and encourage replication in other interested municipalities.
Major Requirements
- Pisa’s Innovation Hub has already a blueprint (Turin and Milan have already an active Hub)
- Refine the blueprint for Pisa and develop a business plan (estimated opening mid 2018)
- Engage more interested parties at GCTC 2017 that would be interested in establishing a Hub in their Cities
- Scout for existing additional best practices and create a model for a Smart City Innovation Hub that can be replicated
- Organise ad hoc one-to-one exchanges between Cities to export and replicate the model
Performance Targets
| Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) | Measurement Methods |
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Standards, Replicability, Scalability, and Sustainability
- The project will encourage new Hubs to adopt technological standards in order to favor the exchange of technological solutions between Cities.
- Standardized model that can be replicated and scaled up in multiple cities/communities. The solution is planned to be replicated in 1 city in Italy and 1 city in Europe.
- The Hubs will have their own business models to create sustainable revenue stream.
Cybersecurity and Privacy
TBD
Impacts
- Economic growth through new start ups and increased local economy
- Jobs created, especially for young people
- Better technological solutions adopted by the municipality (procurement innovation)
Demonstration/Deployment
- Planimetry and rendering of spaces hosting existing Hubs
- Presentations of service and business models for existing Hubs
- Blueprint for Hub in the City of Pisa