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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2018 · 35 MIN

Principles For Deploying City as a Platform

from The Constructrr Podcast · host Brittanie Campbell-Turner

Today, we are speaking with Carl Piva, Managing Director at TMForum.org for the Smart Cities Initiative. and he’s developed the City as a Platform Manifesto. We discuss the ten common principles for driving smart city success. He says that with these business model principles, cities can become regional or global knowledge hubs and innovation centers. We also talk about how the built environment drives a better open data economy, and how to start impacting cities by doing a simple efficient, simple life for people. Where you can find the Manifesto: https://www.tmforum.org/smart-city-forum/city-platform-manifesto/ Where you can find Carl Piva: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlpiva/ https://twitter.com/carlpiva

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