At its most basic expression, smart cities are ultimately about using connected technology to solve problems. And as the world urbanizes and more people pour into cities, municipalities are dealing with more than their share. Read More
The Greater Washington Board of Trade, the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG), and the Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area, have formed the Greater Washington Smart Region Movement – a public-private partnership Read More
The city of Dallas, Texas has launched a climate action website for the public to find information about and track the progress of the city’s environmental and climate efforts. The website is part of the Read More
A dominant theme emerges at every Smart Cities Connect Conference & Expo, now in its fourth year. The annual conference is an opportunity to reflect on the past, acknowledge the present, and look towards what Read More
Emily Royall, Smart City Coordinator for the City of the San Antonio, spoke with Managing Editor Laura Benold about the city’s Smart 50 Award-winning project, 311SA, and what it means to be “smart”. LB: Let’s Read More
The town and the city of Canandaigua, New York will continue working this spring on their comprehensive plans – municipal planning tools that determine community goals and aspirations in terms of future growth and development Read More
Rubicon Global, a technology company that powers a digital marketplace, provides a suite of SaaS products for waste, recycling, and smart city solutions, and collects and analyzes data for businesses and governments worldwide, today announced Read More
With the rapid growth in the city’s population, Brampton, Ontario experienced ridership growth that resulted in purchase of more buses to meet their service levels. They needed a system that would monitor and report on Read More
Denver is a mile high and miles ahead of most cities when it comes to smart projects. In particular, the city’s recent work to greatly reduce asthma rates in schools with data-collecting sensors attracted the Read More
The City of Edmonton, Alberta found that the benefits available to residents may not be apparent to them, and in an effort to create transparency and open lines of communication, it created “You Can Benefit“. Read More
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