نقشه توسعه تکنولوژی شهر شیکاگو The city of Chicago technology plan

The most vital cities in the world enable their communities with leading-edge technology that engages, informs, and empowers. Mayor Emanuel’s vision for achieving this is built on  a commitment to modern infrastructure, smart communities, and technological innovation.  The initiatives in this plan chart a course to realize Chicago’s potential as a city where technology fuels opportunity, inclusion, engagement, and innovation for all.
The following public-private technology plan lays out the path to achieve  this vision, highlighting five broad technology-based strategies and identifying current and future initiatives within each of those strategies that together  will accelerate economic growth, build educated and digitally-engaged communities and workforce, improve government services, and reduce costs through technology.

سند هوشمند سازی لندن SMART LONDON PLAN

From 2011 to 2021 London’s population will grow by a million - the fastest rate of acceleration ever. We are going to hit nine million before New York, and approach ten million by 2030. With these demographic projections, we will have at least another 641,000 jobs, another 800,000 homes, and more than 600,000 extra passengers will need to travel by public transport at peak times by 2031. There will be the challenge of dealing with increasing waste and meeting extra pressure on healthcare and energy supplies.  I stand firmly behind London’s future growth. London is a formidable generator of new enterprise, jobs and inward investment, but the fact is we need to think about how this great capital city can support it.  We need to harness London’s technical prowess to help the capital work even better as a city, support its growth and help our infrastructure and services to be more responsive to Londoners and business needs. We need London’s top of the class researchers and talented entrepreneurs to innovate with new approaches to the capital’s growth challenges. And as this plan shows, they already are, and, in many ways City Hall itself is leading the way.