The importance of co-innovation for Smart City Success

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Smart Cities, Buildings & Infrastructure, Video

The importance of co-innovation for Smart City Success

Did you know that, right now, 55% of the world’s total population lives in cities? And that percentage is expected to reach 70% by 2050. That means that urban areas will have no choice but to grow during the next decades.
Public institutions and private organizations are working to build what we call the smart city. And startups, in particular, are playing a vital role in the construction of the smart city.

Our expert panelists will delve into how:

  • New co-innovation approaches between government and startups are redefining the people, processes and technology to support commercialization
  • Enterprises can maximize the value of their IP through smart partnerships
  • They’ve witnessed smart cities successfully partnering with startups using new technologies such as the Internet of Things, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence

Get your ticket here by June 28th at $99. If you have a ticket, just add this panel discussion to your agenda.

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