The Internet of Everything

in the Public Sector

Next-Generation Workforce

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The Internet of Everything in the Public Sector

See how the Internet of Everything is improving the lives of citizens around the world.

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South Korea Smart Work Centers

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Challenge- Address concerns of

environmental pollution, as well as employee productivity,

and a desire to encourage parents to have more children

SolutionSmart Work Centers allow civil servants to perform

routine work tasks closer to where they live

Impact- Established 13 Smart Work

Centers, which are utilized by employees from 36 central

government agencies and 71 public organizations

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Sault Area Hospital, Sault Ste. Marie, Canada

Challenge- Simplify operations and

reduce staff workload, while improving the overall

experience for patients & doctors

Solution- Technology infrastructure designed to support patient

and business processes, coordinated through a single

network

Impact- Enables simpler

management of the building, people, and

information

City of Guayaquil, Ecuador

Challenge- Improve the lives of

residents, and help them succeed in a new

information economy

Solutions- Increased Internet access by providing 50 free Wi-Fi hotspots around the city - Deployed a telemedicine

program

Impact- All citizens, even those

with limited economic and physical mobility, now have

free Internet access and telemedicine

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Amsterdam, the NetherlandsChallenge

-Drive economic development and global city investment, while improving the lives of

residents

Solution-Initiatives include smart

energy grid systems, smart lighting, a smart parking

application, public Wi-Fi, and others

Impact-9 to 14 percent savings on

energy bills due to apps that provide greater insight into

individual energy usage

UIDAI Aadhaar Project

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Challenge- Enable Indian government to confirm identities of recipients

of benefits and services

Solution- Aadhaar database maintains

the unique information for each individual in an

encrypted packet

Impact- Increased safety net for marginalized populations

- Significant cost savings to exchequer, estimated ROI of

53%

Australian Government

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Challenge- Improve opportunity,

efficiency, and quality of life for the citizens of Australia

through technology

Solution- Immersive telepresence facilities at government

offices that encourage virtual meetings and reduced travel

Impact- NTS hosts average 75

meetings per month at 38 sites, saving taxpayers

estimated $1.4 million AUD per month

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