Wednesday, December 9, 2015 9:00am to 6:00pm
Singapore
Digital Leadership Summit: Smart Cities
Event Location: Marina Mandarin | 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore, 039594 Book Hotel
Driving the Next Generation of Smart Cities: Connecting Digital City Ecosystems
The Digital Leadership Summit: Smart City Singapore will take government leaders, city officials and business executives through the key opportunities and challenges of creating a next generation data-driven Smart City. By providing pragmatic guidance based on best practice from the smartest cities, the teams will contrast those takeaways with their own experiences from across Asia to identify new ways to drive Smart City innovation forward.
The workshop will be highly interactive featuring table discussions, panels, user case studies and lightning presentations as well as informative sessions. Each topic addressed will have actionable outcomes that the delegate can take away and help them to develop and implement their smart city strategy.
The workshop sessions are shaped through consultation with speakers and also based on the results of the pre-event survey. All information shared during the session will take place under the Chatham House Rule, that is to say anything disclosed in the room is non-attributable.
Attendees Will Gain Insight Into:
- how China is driving its national smart city initiative
- the role and potential of open data for city development
- the value of a strong top-down smart city approach and the merits of marrying this to a social bottom-up strategy
- how to stimulate ecosystem growth
- the role of cloud and the value of business case modeling with peers from cities and the wider ecosystem
Who Should Attend:
- Government & Officials
- Mayors/Vice Mayors
- City CIOs/CTOs
- Heads of Policy
- Communication Service Provider & Enterprise Business Executives
- CEOs/CTOs/CIOs
- Vice Presidents of Strategy & Planning
- Senior Architects & Heads of ICT
Areas of Interest:
- Smart cities
- Data hubs
- Cloud & data centers
- Big data
- Privacy & data protection
- NFV/SDN
- Virtualization
- Digital transformation
- Network technologies
- Technology strategy
How the Summit Works:
- In advance of the Summit, each participant will be asked to complete a brief survey to capture their view on the key topics of discussion.
- The workshop sessions are then shaped through consultation with speakers and also based on the results of the pre-event survey.
- The Summit will be held in a meeting room with tables set cabaret style.
- Each table will include a table host who will be responsible for facilitating discussion and leading group exercises.
All information shared during the session will take place under the Chatham House Rule, meaning, anything disclosed in the room is non-attributable.
Agenda:
This complimentary event is invitation only. Seats are limited so please contact Nigel Yeates to request an invitation. This summit is for Government, Officials, Communication Service Providers and Enterprise Business Executives.
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Wednesday, December 9th |
| 9:00AM |
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Registration & Refreshments |
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Understanding & meeting the needs of a Smart City |
| 9:45AM |
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Moderator’s Opening Remarks
This talk will briefly introduce the structure and flow of the following workshop sessions in the wider context of addressing the key challenges of creating a next generation of data driven smart cities. Carl Piva, Vice President Strategic Programs, TM Forum |
| 9:55AM |
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Keynote Case Study – Singapore: Building towards the World’s First Smart Nation
Hock Yun Khoong, Assistant Chief Executive, Development Group & Chief Data Officer, Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore |
| 10:20AM |
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Keynote International Case Study: Los Angeles Peter Marx, Chief Technology Officer, City of Los Angeles, USA |
| 10:45AM |
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Roundtable reaction & speed networking Each person will have the opportunity to introduce themselves and their role within their respective organisations. The group will have a brief period to brainstorm on topics they would like to see covered during the day. |
| 11:00AM |
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Networking refreshment break |
| 11:20AM |
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Workshop #1 – How to create a viable Smart City ecosystem based on open data This workshop will identify critical success factors internal and external to the city that are required in order to successfully establish a Smart City Ecosystem based on proven and innovative PPP models. Structure: 10 minutes – Lightning Talk – When East meets West: An evolution of PPP models 30 minutes – Workshop Exercise |
| 12:20PM |
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Fireside chat: How the digital revolution is impacting Smart Cities This fireside chat will explore the digital revolution and the opportunities it creates for cities through innovative and dynamic business models. It will also address the opportunities offered by flexible Cloud solutions and the critical role of flexible architectures. Structure: 25 minutes – Fireside Chat Q&A |
| 12:50PM |
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Networking lunch break |
| 1:50PM |
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Workshop #2: Smart City data hubs and the cloud This workshop will explore how Smart City data hubs and the Cloud are enabling cities and other stakeholders in the ecosystem to make use of open data and create value for the citizen. The workshop will look at how the cloud-based data hub collects, correlates dynamic and static data and exposes it in a consistent manner to allow stakeholders to explore it. Delegates will learn how cities are visualizing the data through dashboards to display the metrics of urban life and how the data is used by cities and other players in the ecosystem to create innovative smart city services that enhance citizens’ lives. Structure: 40 minutes – Panel Discussion – The Growth & Value of the Cloud & Data Centre
Safuan Yusof, Director, Corporate Services, Iskandar Regional Development Authority 30 minutes – Workshop Exercise |
| 3:20PM |
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Networking refreshment break |
| 3:40PM |
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Workshop #3: How to create business models for a Smart City This workshop will use the Osterwalder Business Canvas and Wardley value fabric mapping to identify how a disparate set of smart city services can be modeled and how ecosystem growth can be stimulated. It will produce real-world examples based on a solid theoretical foundation. Structure: 25 minutes – Presentation – The Role of Telecom’s Operators in Smart Cities
Massimo Migliuolo, Chief Executive Officer, Intelsec, Telekom Malaysia 30 minutes – Workshop Exercise |
| 4:55PM |
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Moderators closing remarks A recap of learnings and a brief discussion on Forum resources to help address issues, followed by audience opinion polls and feedback. Carl Piva, Vice President Strategic Programs, TM Forum |
| 5:10PM |
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Close of summit Drinks reception to immediately follow! |
This complimentary event is invitation only. Seats are limited so please contact Nigel Yeates to request an invitation. This summit is for Government, Officials, Communication Service Providers and Enterprise Business Executives.
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