Smart Cities in EU and Germany · Smart Cities in EU and Germany Conference “Trends of Project Management in Russia and in the World" 19th of February, 2019 Finance University Moscow,

Smart Cities in EU and Germany

Conference “Trends of Project Management in Russia and in the World"

19th of February, 2019 Finance University Moscow, Russia

Agenda 01Funding of Smart Cities by the European Union

02 Shape the Urban Ecosystem

03Smart City projects of

Deutsche Telekom in Europe

04Smart City situation in Germany

05 Detecon at a glance

Examples For European Funding of Smart City projects

mySMARTLifeNantes-Hamburg-Helsinki

Building „Inclusive cities“• reducing CO2 emissions • increasing the use of

renewable energy • making the cities more

environmentally friendly

SMARTER TOGETHERLyon-Munich-Vienna

Finding the right balancebetween • ICT technologies• citizen engagement• institutional governance

GROW SMARTERStockholm-Cologne-Barcelona

Demonstrate, validate & market 12 smart solutions• low energy districts• integrated infrastructure• urban mobility



03Smart City projects ofDeutsche Telekom in Europe



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03Smart City projects

of Deutsche Telekom in Europe



Smart Cities Projects made by Deutsche Telekom

MOL Bubi in Budapest, Hungary▪ 98 docking stations and 1,150 bikes Bike-sharing

Modular traffic management system VECTOR in Budapest, Hungary▪ 2,300 vehicles are directly connected to VECTORPublic transport

Smart Parking in Pisa, Italy▪ Sensor-based guidance system and a Big Data Analytics service that examines collected

traffic data

Smart parking

Smart lightening solution in Dubrovnik, Croatia▪ Lamps integrated movement sensors, air pollution sensors, temperature sensors and

sound sensors

Smart lightening

Modular traffic management system VECTOR in Budapest, Hungary▪ 2,300 vehicles are directly connected to VECTORVending telemetry

Mobility monitoringRodos Transport Systems Development Centre, Czech Republic ▪ Complex mobility model by combining data from mobile networks and traffic

monitoring

Event management“Fan City” ▪ Direct addressing fans via mobile apps

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Budapest

Hungary

PisaItaly

KRKCroatia

TrenčÌnSlovakia

SKOPJE

FYROM

GIJÓNSPAIN

GERMANY

GREECE

Nyiregyhaza

Monheim

Smart City Projects

Smart City Pilots

NYSAPoland

Ongoing Smart City Projects and Pilots in EUROPE

Hamburg

BONN

BuCHAREST

Dubrovnik

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In #Nyíregyházawe support strong economic, social and cultural development with our modern platform

1925 Hungary’s first transmission

tower (119 m) 120,000 inhabitants

University and industrial city close to RO, SK and UA

#Nyíregyháza

Smart City Platform

Implemented

Home Care Surveillance

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In #Dubrovnik (Croatia)we made people street-smart with THE first smart street in Croatia

#Dubrovnik

Backdrop for “Game of Thrones”

“The Pearl of the Adriatic Coast” is a UNESCO World

Heritage site

43,000 inhabitants

Implemented

In progress

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Smart City Platform

Smart Parking

Traffic Monitoring

Air QualityMonitoring

Street Lighting

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In #Bucharest we are focusing on improving social and economic conditions with smart strategies

#Bucharest

Street Lighting

Administrative and economic center of

Romania

1,890,000 inhabitants One of largest public

transport systems in Europe

Smart Parking

City Safety

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Traffic Monitoring

Smart City – REFERENCES 2/19/2019

Smart City Platform

In progress

Implemented


inwe had a capital start! Public transport in 13 counties and <4000 vehicles across Hungary

#BUDAPEST


Community Bikes

Public Transport Management & Passenger Information

Energy Management

Implemented

3.3 million inhabitants (33% of the population of

Hungary)

“Europe’s 7th most idyllic place to live” by Forbes






Challenges in GermanyRe-urbanization

▪ Decreasing population and rising life expectancy

▪ The young, mobile people are moving to the cities, in the countryside the old people are staying behind.

▪ The people remaining in the countryside have to be provided with the necessary services.

▪ In cities, the infrastructure needs to be modernized and made more efficient.

▪ All of this must be done in operation and with limited financial resources.

Challenges in GermanyPublic Finances

▪ Substantial savings in public budgets required

▪ Rising costs in the operation of municipal infrastructures

▪ High personnel costs

▪ Increasing service requirements / expectations of citizens

▪ Result: compulsion to increase efficiency

Top 3 facts about Digitalization in Germany

Source: DStGB (2018) “Zukunftsradar Digitale Kommune”

added value of digitalization

91%9 out of 10 cities and municipals

think the added value of digitalization is

„high“ or “very high”

51%Only half of the cities and municipals

feel well prepared to promote digitalization in near future

Digitalization readiness

10%Only 10% of municipals rank their

current status of digitalization as „good“ or “very good”

Digital Competences

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Inwe Implemented a Smart City Platformand Smart Port Logistics

#Hamburg

Smart City Platform

Implemented

Smart Port Logistics

Example of Smart CityServices in Germany

Smart Port Logistics at the port of Hamburg the right Information, in the right place, in time

ZERO DISTANCEInformation – Customers – Employees

TelematicOnefor Hamburg Port Authority

Smart Port Logisticsdeveloped by T-Systems, Deutsche Telekom Innovation Laboratories, SAP Research and Hamburg Port Authority Only location-based information sent

to driver, thanks to geo-fencing

Precise communicationsthanks to real-time data and smart devices

Stakeholder integrationIncl. port authority, forwarding agents, terminal and parking lot operators, plus others as required (sea shipping companies etc.)

5-10 minutes saved per tour means one more pick-up per day

Portal provides transparencyfor all stakeholders, with role-based access

Cloud solutioncollects all relevant real-time information in one place

Experiences drawn from Smart City projects.

Service

provider

Citizen

participation

Small cities

Objectives of

city organizers

Proceeding

Increasingly offering products being still in a proof of concept stage.

Means severe consequences for product quality and delivery times.

Advantage of fever stakeholder groups and often powerful and assertive mayors.

Shorter decision cycles to ideate and implement innovative Smart City projects.

Diverging motivation between mayor and city councilors on the one hand side and

city administration and city-owned utility companies on the other hand side.

Independent of the size most cities tend to start planning and implementing smart city

services without having a defined vision and strategy for at least ten years.

Expectation that needs of citizens should play a major role in brainstorming and

planning phase of Smart City services. Is complex and time-consuming process.

How can we understand CITIEs even BetterDeep Dive Classification of Cities and Joint Co-Innovation

1. German cities of comparable size have lots of similarities, but when it's comes to Smart City needs, significant differences become apparent.We elaborated a profound "Smart City Typology Germany" for all the 981 German cities with over 15 000 inhabitants. Target: systematic identification of possible customer needs

2. In 2018 Offering of Co-Innovation Streams in Campus mode to Smart City representatives with joint development of the city needs based on Design Thinking over a period of 2 months.

3. In 2019 Offering of Pro Bono Digitization Workshops for Smart Cities on site to jointly carve the city necessities with major city stakeholders.






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Smart Cities in EU and Germany · Smart Cities in EU and Germany Conference “Trends of Project Management in Russia and in the World" 19th of February, 2019 Finance University Moscow,