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Smart practices for building smart cities

Smarte Praktiken für die Entwicklung von Smart Cities

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Urban areas are generating many opportunities to develop smarter, safer and greener communities, and to bolster economic growth, attract new business activities and create new jobs. Enabled by fixed and mobile data networks and “Internet of Things” technology, new and innovative applications will eventually contribute to lifestyle, safety, productivity, and energy savings, as well as provide a better citizen experience.

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Der Lebensraum Stadt bietet viele Möglichkeiten, sich zu einem intelligenteren, sichereren und umweltfreundlicheren Lebensraum zu entwickeln, das Wirtschaftswachstum zu erhöhen, für neue Geschäftsaktivitäten attraktiver zu sein und neue Arbeitsplätzen zu schaffen. Basierend auf festen und mobilen Datennetzen sowie dem „Internet der Dinge“ können neue, innovative Anwendungen dazu beitragen, den Lifestyle, die Sicherheit, die Produktivität sowie Einsparungen im Energiebereich zu generieren und so eine Steigerung der Zufriedenheit aller Bürger bewirken.

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Jadoul, M. Smart practices for building smart cities. Elektrotech. Inftech. 133, 341–344 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00502-016-0430-x

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