Jarmo Elukka Eskelinen a SCE 2012
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This document discusses public-private partnerships and how cities can utilize technology and open data to empower communities and drive innovation. It provides examples of how Helsinki has become a leader in smart city initiatives through open data platforms, apps competitions, and living labs that bring together public, private, and community partners to collaborate on solving urban challenges. The document advocates for a smart city strategy based on open collaboration across sectors to develop digital services and technologies that improve everyday life.
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Jarmo Elukka Eskelinen a SCE 2012
- 2. Forum Virium Helsinki New service innovations by PPPP: Public – private – people partnerships.
- 4. What makes a City? Aho & Soldan
- 5. Buildings …? Aho & Soldan
- 6. …or logistics..? Aho & Soldan
- 7. …or could it be CHANGE..? Aho & Soldan
- 8. …and especially, PEOPLE? Aho & Soldan
- 9. City is an organism, not a machine. Kuva: cdn.benzinga.com
- 10. cities can be killed.
- 11. cities can be resurrected.
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- 17. … the sweet point: smart technology in everyday use by citizens …our use patterns match the tools Pic: UIAH Crucible Studio, 2006
- 20. Helsinki - City of smart collaboration Helsinki is an innovative, courageous and reliable metropolis – an urban community utilizing digitalization and information technology in its urban development. WDC 2012 International Design Foundation
- 21. Smart City service structure
- 22. 31 6 11/30/09 © Forum Virium Helsinki
- 23. Open the data Use the data Open Data clearing house to find, harmonize, open, publish and utilize the data in collaboration with developers. Innovation, efficiency and transparency.
- 24. Apps4Finland competition Encourages citizens to develop new ways to utilize open data http://www.apps4finland.fi/fi/en Kuva: Olli-Pekka Orpo
- 25. Barcelona: Mobile services ecosystem 25 25 © Forum Virium Helsinki
- 27. CitySDK Pilots Smart Participation – Lead Pilot in Helsinki •“Fix-my-street” Smart Mobility – Lead Pilot in Amsterdam •Personal Travel Assistant Smart Tourism – Lead Pilot in Lisbon •Personal Tour Guide + 15 Replication Pilots in 8 cities
- 29. Access Harmonization Processes Policies
- 30. Future Internet Collaboration Living Smart Labs Cities
- 31. Public Service platforms Commercial Community
- 32. Smart city strategy based on collaboration “Internet innovation” for real life needs Living Lab: open innovation ecosystem for real-life co-design and co-creation City as an enabler: data, access, harmonization 32 © Forum Virium Helsinki Pic: MTV 3
Editor's Notes
- ----- Meeting Notes (31.1.2012 10:48) ----- What is the city? Is the city physical?
- ----- Meeting Notes (31.1.2012 10:48) ----- Is the city buildings and urban infrastructure?
- ----- Meeting Notes (31.1.2012 10:48) ----- Or is it traffic, movement and logistics? Trains, cars, planes and ships, delivering people and goods?
- ----- Meeting Notes (31.1.2012 10:48) ----- - The city is both structures and logistics. But it is even more about change. - The only certain thing is that city is never finished and never ready.
- ----- Meeting Notes (31.1.2012 10:48) ----- - and most of all, a city is about people. - the city is not a factory or a machine. - everything else exists, or should exist, to benefit the people.