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smart cities

Cities Of 2050: Data And Tech Will Fuel The Megacities Of The Future

Terry D Bennett Redshift
April 28, 2017

When it comes to designing infrastructure, one thing is for sure: Big Data collected through the IoT will play a key role in growing the megacities of 2050, including using data to watch people’s movements and creating smarter mobility. But creating smart cities means more than using the IoT to optimize services or communicate information to residents. It should frame local government decision-making around city transformation.

 

 

 
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finance

Follow The Money: How To Cut Through Infrastructure’s Worst Red Tape

David Nason GE Energy Financial Services President And CEO
April 10, 2017
AR is one of many tools GE is applying to fulfill its vision of the digital “Brilliant Factory.” Last week the company announced plans to train workers for the arrival of 3D printing, big data, robotics, digital and lean manufacturing, and other advanced technologies on the factory floor.
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smart cities

The Rising Importance Of The 'Secondary' City

Darryle Ulama
March 27, 2017


There’s a popular saying in Chinese urban geography and architecture: “If you want to understand 5,000 years of Chinese civilization look at Xi’an, 1,000 years look at Beijing, modern China look at Tianjin.”
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Transportation

An 'All of the Above' Approach to U.S. Infrastructure

Sarah Kline Bipartisan Policy Center Fellow
Michele Nellenbach Director Of Strategic Initiatives At Bipartisan Policy Center
March 22, 2017

Investing in U.S. infrastructure may be one of the few bipartisan efforts that financial institutions, manufacturers, policy makers and workers can all get behind. The new Coalition to Modernize America’s Infrastructure is a diverse group that advocates four principles for a truly transformative infrastructure package.

 

 

 
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This Sim City Is Exploring the Future of Auto Transport

October 20, 2014
Though fully functional self-driving vehicles are considered another 10 years or so away from commercial viability, industry leaders are already preparing for what will surely revolutionize transportation as we know it, investing millions into research and development.
 
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