Algar Telecom participates in the 5th edition of the Smart City Business America Congress & Expo
Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2024 10:35 am
The 5th edition of the Smart City Business America Congress & Expo took place in Curitiba from May 22nd to 24th . Promoted by the Smart City Business America Institute, the event, which is considered the largest on smart cities in Latin America, brought together leaders from the public and private sectors with the aim of being an effective platform for generating business and contributing to the development of the smart city ecosystem.
During the meeting, more than three thousand creative people interested in promoting innovation came together to discuss and present solutions developed for the transformation of cities. Algar Telecom, in line with the proposals of this innovative ecosystem, was present at the event and was represented by its associates Franciele Pasinato, marketing analyst, and Rodolfo Ribeiro, innovation manager at the Innovation Management Officer (IMO).
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Among the topics related to the context of smart cities that were discussed and presented in the panels of the Smart City Business America Congress & Expo 2017 are:
Collaborative and sustainable cities: connected cities and smart communities; sharing of smart solutions; management of water, sanitation and urban waste.
Urban mobility: shared car; autonomous car; smart canadian cfo email list mobility management; urban mobility infrastructure; electric mobility; urban mobility; self-driving and GPS (geoinformation); urban multimodal transport.
Urban planning and construction: smart architecture; sustainable construction; urban management plan; urban revitalization and remodeling; BIM.
Smart societies: urban ecosystems; urban laboratories; citizen participation; technologies for social development; Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), sustainability and economic development.
Urban resilience and security: integrated command and control center; risk management; monitoring of critical infrastructures; intelligent security systems; technologies for smart cities; technologies for social development; ICT, sustainability and economic development .
Technologies and innovation: fiber optics; Big Data; Internet of Things (IOT); open data; urban monitoring solutions; ICT.
Health and education: e-learning; e-health; educational entertainment; strategic management of public health; public policies for the use of ICT.
Governance and economy: collaboration and PPP; city condominium; cost and financing of urban transformation; economic development in cities; e-government; entrepreneurship and creative economy; startups; Regulatory Framework for Smart Cities.
Energy: energy storage and efficiency; alternative energy sources; public lighting; energy business models; Smart Grid.
During the meeting, more than three thousand creative people interested in promoting innovation came together to discuss and present solutions developed for the transformation of cities. Algar Telecom, in line with the proposals of this innovative ecosystem, was present at the event and was represented by its associates Franciele Pasinato, marketing analyst, and Rodolfo Ribeiro, innovation manager at the Innovation Management Officer (IMO).
Read also: OPEN INNOVATION: THE DEVELOPMENT MODEL THAT PRIORITIZES THE EFFICACY OF PROCESSES AND RESOURCES
Among the topics related to the context of smart cities that were discussed and presented in the panels of the Smart City Business America Congress & Expo 2017 are:
Collaborative and sustainable cities: connected cities and smart communities; sharing of smart solutions; management of water, sanitation and urban waste.
Urban mobility: shared car; autonomous car; smart canadian cfo email list mobility management; urban mobility infrastructure; electric mobility; urban mobility; self-driving and GPS (geoinformation); urban multimodal transport.
Urban planning and construction: smart architecture; sustainable construction; urban management plan; urban revitalization and remodeling; BIM.
Smart societies: urban ecosystems; urban laboratories; citizen participation; technologies for social development; Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), sustainability and economic development.
Urban resilience and security: integrated command and control center; risk management; monitoring of critical infrastructures; intelligent security systems; technologies for smart cities; technologies for social development; ICT, sustainability and economic development .
Technologies and innovation: fiber optics; Big Data; Internet of Things (IOT); open data; urban monitoring solutions; ICT.
Health and education: e-learning; e-health; educational entertainment; strategic management of public health; public policies for the use of ICT.
Governance and economy: collaboration and PPP; city condominium; cost and financing of urban transformation; economic development in cities; e-government; entrepreneurship and creative economy; startups; Regulatory Framework for Smart Cities.
Energy: energy storage and efficiency; alternative energy sources; public lighting; energy business models; Smart Grid.