The Exprivia Smart City.
A city can only be defined really smart when the investments (both in traditional infrastructure and in ITC) made in human and social resources lead to a sustainable economic development, a higher quality of life and effective management of the natural environment. A really smart city is, however, made above all of social decisions, guidelines and behaviour.
Smart technology for smart behaviour
Material and immaterial infrastructure for a smart city.
Ask for information The Exprivia smart city indicators are:
- Smart economy, in which competitiveness is based on technological innovation and innovative behaviour, use of the web, international relations
- Smart energy, in which savings and environmental protection are based on alternative forms of energy, smart building and home automation
- Smart mobility, in which internal and access roads are the result of operations (including technological ones) and behaviour
- Smart environment, in which the environmental conditions are related to protection and monitoring operations, including technological ones
- Smart people, in which the progress people make is related to better education and training, including the web and ITC
- Smart life, in which liveability is related to sharing, services, infrastructure and cultural events
- Smart governance, in which participation and administrative quality are related to new IT tools for access, participation, accounting, service provision, transparency and public knowledge
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