FIWOO, the first FIWARE-based IoT-Editor Platform
FIWOO, the first FIWARE-based IoT-Editor Platform
TMB
Our environment is constantly changing. The daily life of our city changes, and so do the mobility needs of our clients.COVID-19 has been an example of the speed at which societies can change: economic crises that affect the social context,implementation of new models of presence within the business world or education,, the preference of private transport over collective public transport, or new transport alternatives in the city of Barcelona. All this has a direct impact on the demand patterns of our clients and the offer that we have to serve them by optimizing the available resources to the máximum. Given this changing reality, which actions is Metro de Barcelona taking to adapt to these new mobility trends and anticipate future changes, yet to come?
Building a sustainable and meaningful data flow of the EU Building stock
The European building landscape is transforming, and big data is leading the way.
Smart City Expo Doha 2022
Join us at Smart City Expo Doha 2022, the global platform dedicated to discussing, tackling and solving the challenges facing the cities of tomorrow.
Created in partnership with Fira Barcelona, organizers of the leading Smart City Expo World Congress, Smart City Expo Doha brings together experts from around the globe to share ideas and solutions on how to create a better, more sustainable future for cities and their citizens.
Diputació de Barcelona. BUILDING A SMART REGION: A COMMUNITY OF SMART VILLAGES AND SMART CITIES WHERE TECHNOLOGY AND CITIZENS ARE THE MAIN DRIVERS OF CHANGE TO ACHIEVE SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR ALL
Building a Smart Region: a community of Smart Villages and Smart Cities where technology and citizens are the main drivers of change to achieve social, environmental and economic development for all.
GoAigua: the ideal platform for managing operation and maintenance processes in water utilities
The GoAigua platform integrates utilities’ digital solutions via a horizontal model and algorithms designed by experts in water and data management. GoAigua helps operators manage processes holistically, whilst providing an in-depth view of O&M processes, irrespective of space or time. By combining both analytics and BI, it delivers solutions for event forecasting, process optimization, and best practice recommendations for drinking water, wastewater and irrigation. GoAigua was born in 2006, when the 130-year-old Spanish water utility Global Omnium began a pioneering digital transformation process based on the installation of sensors, data mining and analysis. This led to the development of GoAigua, built by water experts based on real experience in the field. Since then, GoAigua has been honed to become a state-of-the-art solution for managing the entire water cycle. It has enabled organizations to reduce non-revenue water, reaching efficiency of over 90%, save 15%-20% in energy consumption, and reduce OPEX by 20%. The solution helps to pinpoint leaks, optimize and automate O&M processes and define tailored investment plans. It can also ensure excellent quality of service, improve the customer experience and deliver a value-added service to consumers. Thus, it promotes the responsible use of water. Idrica, the global leader in digital transformation for the water industry, markets the GoAigua solution and other services around the world.
Felipe Urbano: “For us it’s very important to be back again at the presential edition”
Mariana Mazzucato: Problems of the future can be solved through innovation
Mariana Mazzucato is one of the world’s most influential economists, advising political leaders around the world on sustainable and inclusive innovation-led growth.
Enabling Urban and Rural Sustainability Session
Learn about real-world examples of how Microsoft and strategic partners are enabling smart infrastructure, smart energy and transport projects to support sustainability initiatives, climate emergency response and enable the transition to net zero.
-James Lockyer, Director, IoT Partner at Microsoft
-Ton de Vries, Bentley
-Lisen Follin, Climateview
-Krishna Desai, Cubic
-Matthew Britt, Honeywell
-Olaf Stutzenberger, ABB
-Lev Levine, ZF
-Tammy Chellis, Accenture
-Vincent Lemage, Genetec
-Stephen Zoegall, Accenture
Digitising City & Municipal Services and Operations in support of Government, Recovery and Resilience Goals
During this session you will hear how Microsoft partners are using cloud-based solutions to digitally transform government services and operations in support of governments recovery and resilience goals. We are delighted to introduce the following partners who will cover three topics during the session, namely, Empowering Government Workers with Digital Skills, Delivering digital services to citizens and businesses and Improving government operations through digital transformation . We invite you to join Microsoft and our partners, namely, AXIS, Citegestion, CycloMedia, ESRI, Itron, SAS and LinkedIn in this session.