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Session DescriptionsIn today's rapidly evolving landscape, you live in two places, your city and online. A smart city model does the work of connecting your physical space to the digital world, using state-of-the-art technology to intertwine the business of government with the interest of citizens. From faster traffic to improved permitting, adopting the smart city model will make your city a better place to live, online and off. Implementing smart city initiatives does not have to be costly. Join local government leaders online from across the country who have successfully modernized their communities with smart cities solutions for insights around the challenges and successes they’ve faced. With additional advice from industry experts, we’ll show you how you can get started developing a more connected city for your citizens. Webinar 1: Data Capture and Analysis Thursday, August 5, 2021 | 2:00pm ET; 11:00am PT |
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Secure, reliable data collection is at the heart of smart cities, and their veins are made up of a network of smart devices that can augment the ability of planners to build better cities. Internet of Things (IoT) has the ability to measure and connect accurate data at scale. The power to collect and process real-time data is an invaluable resource that cities should be utilizing. Hear from government leaders on how an IoT implementation will accelerate the digital transformation in your agency.
Webinar 2: Smart Governance Thursday, August 12, 2021 | 2:00pm ET; 11:00am PT |
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In a digital world, citizens are accustomed to instantaneous and user-friendly online services, and city governments may find it hard to keep up with their demands. In this webinar, we sit down with municipal IT managers and industry providers who have found a way to connect with citizens at the speed of now. Join us to learn how you could improve interaction with your citizens through web portals, digital forms, amplified outreach, and online governance.
Webinar 3: IoT Security Thursday, August 19, 2021 | 2:00pm ET; 11:00am PT |
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Smart street lights, traffic controllers, smart cars, and cameras are all undoubted components of a smart city. As these devices become more intelligent, efficient, and valuable when networked, they can also quickly become hackers’ favorite hardware. Numerous examples of hackers breaking into gas pipelines, tampering with water supplies, and commandeering cameras or street lights have made it clear that cybersecurity for IoT network must be addressed before any more cities migrate their city devices to the network. Join us for a discussion on securing your devices as IoT becomes a foundational component of Smart Cities moving forward.
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