UN-Habitat. International Guidelines on People-Centred Smart Cities
With its extensive knowledge on urban development, UN-Habitat supports national and local governments to harness digital technologies by acquiring new skills and developing additional capacity, and advocates for the inclusion of marginalized and vulnerable groups to be included in smart cities and digital transformation processes. The International Guidelines on People-Centred Smart Cities, which will be developed by 2025, will serve as a non-binding framework for developing national and local smart city regulations, plans and strategies to ensure that digital urban infrastructure and data contribute to making cities and human settlements sustainable, inclusive, prosperous and respectful of human rights. Member States agree on the need to fill global normative gaps in the domain of smart cities and digitalization and have committed to supporting the development of international guidelines. With Resolution HSP/HA.2/Res.1, UN-Habitat has been mandated to initiate the development of International Guidelines on People-centred Smart Cities through an inclusive consultative process. UN-Habitat is conducting a global assessment on smart cities – the World Smart Cities Outlook – to serve as a factual bedrock for the upcoming guidelines. A global Expert Working Group, composed of experts nominated by Member States, serves as the primary advisory body for the development of the guidelines.
Dell Technologies -Smart Cities of the future
The world’s largest sports venues, airports, cities, schools, police departments, and hospitals rely on Dell Technologies Computer Vision solutions. We focus on industry centric customer outcomes to deliver workflows with our partner eco-system, that are tested by our dedicated engineers in extreme real-world scenarios in one of our three global computer vision labs. Our award-winning Validated design process addresses our customers unique requirements by providing a comprehensive workflow strategy that brings together a full range of scalable computer vision components from edge to core to cloud.
Dassault Systèmes – Resilient by Design: Empowering Cities Through Data and Shared Innovation
Dassault Systèmes provides business and people with virtual universes to imagine sustainable innovations capable of harmonizing product, nature and life. With the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform, a virtual experience platform, the company allows more than 290,000 customers in almost 140 countries to create innovative new products and services capable of improving the real world.
Yes/Cities – The World Economic Forum Centre for Urban Transformation
The Centre for Urban Transformation advances public-private collaboration in cities, enabling more resilient and future-ready communities and local economies.
CISCO. Between envisioning a better world and creating one, there’s a bridge
For over 30 years, Cisco has been helping communities around the globe connect, protect, and transform the lives of their residents. Our trustworthy technologies serve as a foundation to expand equitable access, build secure and resilient infrastructure, and power hybrid work and trusted workplaces. Accelerate transformation in your communities with Cisco solutions that enable sustainability, create a more inclusive future for all, and help you build your bridge to possible.
AXIS Communications. Showcasing the evolution of video surveillance and IoT technology within public safety, urban mobility, and environmental monitoring.
With experience from more than 6000 city projects, Axis will, together with an eco-system of partners, present a range of camera and IoT solutions that play a central role towards the vision of smart, safe and more sustainable cities.
Deloitte at SCEWC
It is Deloitte’s ambition to improve urban living and create better futures for more than one billion people, leveraging our global and local networks as well as working with partners, governments, and NGOs. Deloitte translates a holistic vision of Smart Cities and Urban Transformation into actionable, concrete solutions through the use of advanced technologies, sustainable infrastructure, and smart mobility. Drawing on our cross-sector experience to solve key urban challenges, we aim to progress United Nations Sustainable Development Goal number 11—“Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable”—and believe urban transformation has the potential to meet a full 70% of all UNSDGs.
Learn how ROSHN is changing the urban landscape of Saudi Arabia through technology
ROSHN Group is Saudi Arabia’s most trusted multi-asset class real estate developer, building at unprecedented speed and scale across the Kingdom. ROSHN is transforming the urban landscape of Saudi Arabia, introducing a new way of living built around real communities, quality homes, green spaces, pedestrian-friendly streets, attractive public areas, and a rich array of integrated essential and lifestyle-enhancing amenities. With a commitment to quality of life and sustainability, ROSHN is using Smart Technology to power a wide range of domestic and civic functions, boosting liveability and sustainability.
NEC. Maximize the digital power to achieve resilient and sustainable cities
Maximize the digital power to achieve resilient and sustainable cities.
REIMAGINE WHAT CITIES AND COMMUNITIES CAN BE
Honeywell delivers industry-specific solutions that include aerospace products and services; control technologies for buildings and industry; and performance materials globally. Our technologies help aircraft, buildings, manufacturing plants, supply chains, and workers become more connected to make our world smarter, safer, and more sustainable.
Honeywell Building Technologies (HBT) is transforming the way every building operates to help improve the quality of life. We are a leading building controls company with operations in more than 75 countries supported by a global channel partner network. Commercial building owners and operators use our hardware, software and analytics to help create safe, efficient and productive facilities. Our solutions and services are used in more than 10 million buildings worldwide.