The Center for Digital Government’s winner of the 2019 Digital Cities Survey in the category of up to 250,000-499,999 in population is Miami, Florida. The city merged its Office of Innovation, the Department of Information Read More
Smart city technology is, by its very nature, innovative. In the past few years, there has been an explosion of new hardware, software and data-enabled approaches. Entrepreneurs in this sector are doing their part and Read More
The Center for Digital Government’s winner of the 2019 Digital Cities Survey in the category of up to 75,000 in population is Weston, Florida. The city government has minimized the number of full-time city employees Read More
The Center for Digital Government’s winner of the 2019 Digital Cities Survey in the category of 125,000-249,999 in population is Norfolk, Virginia. The city’s focus on citizen-centric approach and connected government have led it to Read More
The Center for Digital Government has announced the winners of the 2019 Digital Cities Survey. Winner of first place in the category of 75,000-124,999 in population is Lynchburg, Virginia. The city is being recognized for Read More
Researchers at Princeton University have received a $2.5 million federal grant to lead an interdisciplinary effort that will develop a scientific process for establishing urban food systems that are less wasteful and less environmentally detrimental. Read More
The city of Charlotte, North Carolina and Microsoft have entered into an agreement to create a regional center focused on STEM workforce development, internet of things (IoT) technology, and innovation. The three-year partnership will focus Read More
The city of Los Angeles, California is creating a new street tree inventory to guide how it grows and manages the city’s urban forest. The inventory will assist StreetsLA (Bureau of Streets Services) and City Read More
The US Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has developed the Mobility Energy Productivity (MEP) metric designed to measure the existing and potential impact of all mobility options in a given area. Unlike Read More
Earlier this year, Smart Cities Connect reported on the implementation of London’s new vehicle emissions standards in its city center. Since the city’s ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) began in April of this year, there are Read More
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