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March 16, 2017
DataCity Data-‐driven Innovation for Sustainable Cities
NUMA -‐ UN-‐HABITAT
Fast scale-‐up of our international network
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NUMA
Our DNA: Fast, Scalable, Collaborative Innovation
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INNOVATION FOR CORPORATES
ACCELERATION FOR STARTUPS
CONNECT FOR COMMUNITIES
Training
Intrapreneurship
Open Innovation
Coworking
Events
Tech Tours
Vertical Acceleration
Startups Acceleration
Startup Studio
Fast Scale-‐up of our International Network
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SINGAPORE
BERLIN
NEW YORK CITY
100+ Employees worldwide
80+ Innovation programs
300+ Startups
accelerated
350+ Mentors & Experts
worldwide
2000 Creation of
Silicon Sentier 1ST entrepreneurs association
2013 Creation of NUMA
1ST open innovation program
2015 Creation of NUMA SAS
with crowdequity
2015 Opening NUMA
Bengaluru, Moscow
2016 Opening NUMA Casablanca,
Mexico, Barcelona
2017 Opening NUMA
NYC, Berlin, Singapore
2011 Creation of Le Camping 1ST startup
accelerator in France
Fast scale-‐up of our international network
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DataCity
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The Right People for the Right Problems
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STARTUPSCORPORATIONS
CITY
Datacity aims at solving urban issues, such as…
…using data sets through the collaboration between startups, corporations and local authorities
PUBLIC SAFETY
WASTE & WATER MANAGEMENT
ENERGY
BUILDING & HOUSING
MOBILITY & LOGISTICS
Main stakeholders•Define challenges with City
•Provide experimentation fields and data sets
•Address challenges •Develop a prototype in collaboration with corporations and city
•Define challenges •Provide experimentation field and data sets
8 Months, from Problem Definition to a Viable Solution
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NUMA helps partners define the challenges they are facing. After identifying the most relevant startups to solve these challenges, partners and startups experiment the solutions based on data sets and experimentation fields in order to test their viability.
DEFINE SELECT EXPERIMENT SHARE
Define challenges with sponsors and city to be addressed by startups
3 months
Select the best international and local startups
3 months
Field experimentation with startups, sponsors and city
2 months
Measure the impact and share the results during a World Summit (+ local Pitch Day)
Annually
We are Currently Running DataCity in Paris and Casablanca
8On-going DataCity editions
NUMA offices
NUMA 2017 office openings
NYC
BERLIN
SINGAPORE2015-‐16: Paris 1st edition
2016-‐17: Paris 2nd edition+ Casablanca 1st edition
NUMA creates an Ecosystem around DataCity
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Technical partners and contributors
Provide data, expertise or hardware throughout the program or per challenge
ex: Data Science, IOT network…
Start-‐ups
Answer to the challenges during the experimentation
phase
CITY
Corporations (program sponsors)
Define challenges with the City, provide data and
expertise
Program Coordinator
Citizens
Engaged in DataCity events and/or challenge sourcing
The Challenges from DataCity Paris 1st Edition
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How to improve energy consumption behavior? Make technical efficiency and behavioral efficiency work together to decrease the size of business’ footprints. Experiment with technical, technological, informative and fun levers!
How to make buildings smarter?Use sound signal analysis technologies to assist the energy managers in the detection of anomalies in facilities.
How to consolidate energy flows to design “positive energy blocks”? Estimate and monitor gains brought by energy mutualization, tested on a city block comprised of municipal, residential and tertiary buildings.
How to improve short trips? Design a city bus solution for short and flexible trips by using the nineteenth borough of Paris as an experimentation field.
How to foresee tomorrow’s public spaces? Using Big Data to predict pedestrian comfort and quantify the impact of public spaces reorganization. First test zone on “Place de la Nation”.
Current Challenges -‐ DataCity Paris 2nd Edition
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PARTNERS
LOGISTICS1. City planning to simplify logistics
2. Reverse logistics
3. Information about waste collection times
LA POSTE, SETEC, PARIS
LA POSTE, SUEZ
SUEZ, PARIS
4. Understand tourist flows
5. Urban planning
6. Analyzing travel patterns on tourist busesMOBILITY
SFR, RATP DEV, SUEZ, PARIS
NEXITY, PARIS, SFR
RATP DEV, SETEC, PARIS, CISCO, SFR
11. Sharing facilities and increasing occupancy
rates
SMART BUILDING CISCO, NEXITY, SFR
7. Reducing power consumption
8. Local electricity communities
9. Intelligent street lighting
10.Predictive maintenance
ENERGY
SETEC, PARIS
EDF, BYES, NEXITY
BYES, SFR, PARIS
BYES, PARIS
All challenges are detailed on www.datacity.paris
Datacity in Casablanca
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STARTUPS OR GROUP OF
INDIVIDUALSCORPORATIONS
CITY
Program adapted to the local ecosystem: • Limited number of existing startups • No open innovation experience within local private companies • Few data sets available
Key differences with DataCity Paris: • Pilot project for all participants • Building a local entrepreneurship ecosystem from scratch •Strong focus on trainings & events (open to all) throughout the program • Application open to individuals and startups • Wide challenges; experimentation focused on solutions ideation (new product or service)
The Perspective of Cities
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80% of data used for DataCity experimentations come from the private sector
Leverage private data for the benefit of public good
Be ahead of the game to anticipate future disruptions
Engage citizens in data usage
Work closely with the smart city and tech ecosystem
« DataCity addressed the challenges of the modern city with new methods , and allowed Paris City Hall to involve various city services to promote internal transformation of our administration »
Jean-‐Philippe Clement -‐ Chief Data Officer, City of Paris
Involve a large number of City Agencies to get their issues solved, leveraging the strength of a local & international ecosystems
Bring City agencies, infrastructure, tech or data companies, as well as entrepreneurs to the same table
Use DataCity as a powerful communication tool and source data-‐based challenge(s) from citizens
The Perspective of Sponsors
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All collaborations between startups and corporations led to a prototype to test the viability of the designed solution. Higher success rate than most other approaches: 3 out of 5 experiments led to the development of a common commercial offer between the corporation and the startup during the 1st edition of Data City Paris.
of startups’ CEO would recommend the program to other startups’ CEO.
corporate sponsors of the first DataCity edition immediately engaged in the second edition.
"DataCity helps us accelerate the digitization of Cities and the emergence of new services for Public and Private players.”
Guillaume De Saint Marc -‐ Cisco – Senior Director CTO
The program has been very effective to create concrete business opportunities… …leading to high levels of satisfaction
100%
4 out of 5
x3 corporate sponsors
The Perspective of Startups
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« DataCity enabled us to define and validate our positioning in the ecosystem. On the one hand, we benefitted from NUMA’s support to define an offer. On the other hand, the expertise of the partners and a concrete use case helped us validate our position. »
Fivos Maniatakos, CEO, Sensewaves
SMART BUILDING : HOW TO MAKE SMARTER BUILDINGS?
«One of the main interest of DataCity is to create an environment of trust between all partners. We worked closely with the City of Paris, Nexity, or Setec. This is hugely valuable. One example of the use of the program is that we are now developing new offers with Nexity.»
ENERGY : HOW TO SHARE ENERGY ON THE SCALE OF A CLUSTER OF BUILDINGS?
Riad Ziour, CEO, Open Energy
NUMA DataCity: Our Key Differentiators
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NUMA does not have any conflict of interest with any Smart City Technology
Involves citizens, companies and entrepreneurs to address issues and new opportunities
What is the problem to solve? (and not : What is the solution to push?)
Time-‐boxing is at the essence of our startup acceleration methodology and allows huge results in a limited amount of time.
Non-‐Biased
Multi-‐Partner Approach
Time-‐boxing
Problem Solving & User-‐Centric
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DataCity World
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"Be part of the most
ambitious smart city program
worldwide"
Datacity World, in Partnership with C40
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…and benefits from the support of Anne Hidalgo, chair of C40
Anne HidalgoMayor of Paris and C40 Chair
“We must reinvent our cities, that is, allow all our fellow citizens to create, in complete freedom, to make way for free architectural, cultural, economic, social and societal innovation[…]. It is what we will do by also launching DataCity, an initiative backed by NUMA, the most important incubator in Paris, which will allow putting technological innovation at the service of sustainable cities.“
C40 summit opening speech
Datacity contributes to the achievement of C40 mission…
Global platform for sharing city and climate-related innovation, data-based solutions, aiming for North-South and South-South
capacity building
Enhance city access to dataand transform data into
value
Engage startups on city sustainability issues and help them scale globally
Position cities as incubators of new
green businesses
Datacity World Overall Timeline
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H1 2017 : On-‐board 8 cities
3-‐6 May 2017 at Smart Cities NYC : joint workshop C40 / NUMA
7 June 2017 in Paris : official launch of the Program (just after Datacity Paris Demo Day on June 6)
Key H1 2017 milestones
8Number of new cities onboard 10 10
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4Q4
20172016
PREPARATION LAUNCH & INDUSTRIALIZATION
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
2018
15 15 15 15
EXPANSION
Datacity Geographical Scope
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• 8 cities for H1 2017: New York, London, Berlin, Barcelona, Mexico, Singapore, Bengaluru and Copenhagen
Cities in the north and in the south
• 80 cities in Asia, Africa, America and Europe by the end of 2018
Map of C40 member cities -‐ and beyond!
Where next?
• 2 editions in Paris, 1 ongoing edition in Casablanca
Datacity Financing Scheme and Partners
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• DataCity Paris and Casablanca (on-‐going): • Mostly financed by private companies • Public subsidies from DGE in Paris (v1 and v2)
• DataCity World: fundraising is just starong •Our objecfve is to raise funds from private companies supporong the program globally • Local private companies will be idenofied per city (just like in Paris and Casablanca) • Foundaoons and IFIs: discussion open, no pre-‐defined strategy yet
Financing
Scheme
Partners
• C40: Program promooon to C40 cioes, carbon impact measurement, best-‐praoce sharing between cioes
• Global and local technical partners to be idenffied (ex: Ekimetrics and Sigfox for DataCity Paris)
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Appendix
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CONTRIBUTORS
Considering the success of the program, other public bodies and corporates decided to bring data sets and expertise
TECHNICAL PARTNERS
Thanks to Sigfox (IoT) and Ekimetrics (Data Science) we can provide expertise on key technologies for smart cities
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Wide range of corporates from various industries enabling the development of prototypes and services that have not yet been possible
DataCity is co-organized by Paris City Hall, represented by 20 people involved in 7 challenges, providing data and more than 5 experimentation fields.
iDataCity ecosysteml
STARTUPS
On 225 applications, 12 Startups have been selected to co-create with DataCity partners and solve 10 urban challenges
