Abstract
This study focuses on municipal management through information and communication technology in Smart City modeling. It is based on System Theory and complementary concepts. The overall objective is to present a model for management of a Smart City with information technology
resources; and the specific objectives are to (1) demonstrate the process of structuring integrated systems; (2) analyze the benefits that this will bring
by modeling local government activities; and (3) introduce innovative
measures for local government restructuring. It applies the simulated case study method and related procedures in a qualitative research approach, based on creativity and innovation. It reports the process of structuring integrated systems in a frame work of specification components and analyses
the benefits of a model of a Smart City which enable us state that the implementation of the type of model studied will result in innovation in the traditional structural design. It will make the living conditions of the
population much more pleasant and will reduce budgetary costs by deploying
smart services. Eco-innovation, as set out in the Oslo Manual, extends to public businesses and is confirmed by the organizational innovation of civic processes. The solution in today’s conditions is to manage cities using information technology and communication, where millions of citizens may enjoy the maximum benefit of a project of this kind. This study is of interest to those involved in technology, innovation, and public affairs.
resources; and the specific objectives are to (1) demonstrate the process of structuring integrated systems; (2) analyze the benefits that this will bring
by modeling local government activities; and (3) introduce innovative
measures for local government restructuring. It applies the simulated case study method and related procedures in a qualitative research approach, based on creativity and innovation. It reports the process of structuring integrated systems in a frame work of specification components and analyses
the benefits of a model of a Smart City which enable us state that the implementation of the type of model studied will result in innovation in the traditional structural design. It will make the living conditions of the
population much more pleasant and will reduce budgetary costs by deploying
smart services. Eco-innovation, as set out in the Oslo Manual, extends to public businesses and is confirmed by the organizational innovation of civic processes. The solution in today’s conditions is to manage cities using information technology and communication, where millions of citizens may enjoy the maximum benefit of a project of this kind. This study is of interest to those involved in technology, innovation, and public affairs.
| Original language | English |
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| Pages | 1-13 |
| Number of pages | 13 |
| Publication status | Published - 2016 |
| Event | 2016 International Forum on Smart City - Chengdu, China Duration: 12 Sep 2016 → 14 Sep 2016 |
Conference
| Conference | 2016 International Forum on Smart City |
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| Abbreviated title | IFSC |
| Country/Territory | China |
| City | Chengdu |
| Period | 12/09/16 → 14/09/16 |