Smart Cities Roundtable
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Smart Cities Roundtable Presentation by Tay Kok Chin.
Smart Cities Network Singapore Global Innovation Programme for Smart Cities (GIP4SC).
KNOW MOREA recent Government Technology white paper "Evolution of Smart Cities and Connected Communities", co-sponsored by United Parcel Service (UPS) and Consumer Technology Association, reported that the market value of smart city projects worldwide would jump from USD14.85B in 2015 to a predicted value of USD34.35B by 2020.
The number of Smart Cities projects would rise 38% to more than 235 initiatives in 2016 from 170 at the end of 2013. A key driver of this growth was the ongoing trend of global urbanisation.
This Smart Cities Roundtable allows the participants to discuss the critical success factors of Smart Cities projects.
Guest participants from the UK Department of International Trade (DIT), with a focus on Smart Cities initiatives will be joined by key stakeholders from Singapore. A summary of the Roundtable discussion will be shared with all participants after the event.
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| Roundtable Participants |
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| Andrew Cockburn, John Griffiths, UK DIT, Smart Cities reps (from UK), |
| Chiu Wen Tung, Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), Ag Group Director (R&D) |
| Tan Jack Thian, SingHealth, Chief Operating Officer |
| Jason Tan, HP Enterprise, Managibg Director, Innovations Centre |
| Annie Ng, Singapore Management University, Adjunct (Digital Strategies), School of Info Systems. |
| Eric Loh, G Element, Vice President - Smart City Platform |
| Ed Baker, Broadway Malyan, Head of Master Planning Asia Pacific |
| Tan Shao Yen, CPG Consultants, CEO |
| Charles Barguirdjian, ATKINS |
| Howard Roberts, Mott MacDonald, Regional Leader for Cities |
| Richard Skinner, PWC, Strategy Team |
| Jack Wang, Smart Cities Ecosystem (China) |
| Invited Participants |
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| Reps from the key government agencies who are somewhat involved in the Smart Nation initiatives |
| Private sector stakeholders for Smart Nation and Smart Cities |
| Reps from the People sector - Civil Society, Academia and Youth groups |
| Reps from UK companies involved in Smart Cities |
This Smart Cities Roundtable will be moderated by
Tay Kok Chin, Chairman of the Smart Cities Ecosystem Stakeholders.