Pedestrianizing cities: Yes, but with alternatives
Pedestrianizing historic city centers is becoming increasingly common. The aim is to provide more areas for pedestrians, walkers and cyclists, reduce air pollution and spur community engagement.
How to shine as a digital transformation leader
13/01/2021 – Financial Times
Urban mobility will center on MaaS, driverless delivery: report
13/01/2021 – Smart Cities Dive
What can the daily market teach us about civic space?
13/01/2021 – ArchitectureAU
Future cities: new challenges mean we need to reimagine the look of urban landscapes
13/01/2021 – The Conversation
COVID-19 pandemic puts Barcelona urban greening plan in the fast lane
13/01/2021 – Thomson Reuters Foundation News
Five ways to make AI a greater force for good
12/01/2021 – MIT Technology Review
6 trends that will reshape business purpose in 2021
12/01/2021 – Fast Company
What AI Can and Cannot Do for the Intelligence Community
12/01/2021 – Defense One
Will pandemic telework boost women’s careers in Japan, S Korea?
12/01/2021 – Japan Today