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January 19, 2017
Austin City Council considers expanding video conferencing for public comment
EngagingCities Staff
“This will save residents from the hassle of driving downtown, find parking, give their Citizen Communication, then have to fight traffic on…
In our new Insights Research report, The roadmap of options: Monetizing and managing IoE services, analyst Phil Bull writes, “The Internet of Everything (IoE) has almost limitless potential to impr…
January 19, 2017
Public asked to weigh in on Public Safety Building redevelopment
EngagingCities Staff
The City of Winnipeg is asking the public for help in deciding what should replace the Public Safety Building.
GovTech100: Next Wave of Civic Innovation
How will we get to work in the future, and what is being done now to ease congestion in our cities?
Is your city smart? There seems to be many ways to determine if a city is smart. However, as I see it, a smart city is truly compelling when citizens experience a sharp reduction in crime rates, a decline in energy consumption, a decrease in traffic congestion, and an overall improvement in water usage. In
How the Internet of Things (IoT) is connecting up our cities in real-time
Smart cities are no longer a utopian vision of the future.
January 19, 2017
Young innovators in MENA, US pitch ‘civic tech’ ideas to improve their communities
EngagingCities Staff
Their ideas include an online platform to combat misinformation during Middle East and North Africa election campaigns, an app to support Arabic-speaking victims of domestic violence in the United States, and a blockchain-based system to protect property ownership rights in Libya.
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation has announced the names of the 144 finalists in the 2017 edition of the Knight Cities Challenge
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