24th – 26th October 2016 | Grand Hyatt Incheon | South Korea

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BENEFIT FROM THE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE, CASE STUDIES AND EXPERT FEATURING KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS FROM OUR DISTINGUISHED PLENARY SPEAKERS MAYORAL ADDRESS Choi Young Hoon Chief Information Oliver Hall Director, ICT Investments Dr. Wan Biyu Chief Scientist, China Officer COPENHAGEN CAPACITY, DENMARK National Smart City Lab Hon. Cho Dong-am Vice Mayor SEOUL METROPOLITAN CITY, SOUTH MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND INCHEON METROPOLITAN CITY, SOUTH KOREA Kent Munro Assistant Planning Director KOREA CITY OF VANCOUVER, CANADA URBAN-RURAL DEVELOPMENT (MOHURD), CHINA Sid HyoGeun Kim Managing Director Chay Pui San Deputy Head KOREA GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL, SMART NATION PROGRAMME Dirk Van Brederode Programme SOUTH KOREA OFFICE, SINGAPORE Manager, Smart City EXCLUSIVE SITE TOURS ON DAY 3 Gilles Betis Catalogue Open Data THE HAGUE Project Director Post Conference Songdo International IEEE SMART CITIES INITIATIVE, Business District (Songdo IBD) Site Tours FRANCE Join us for the exclusive site tours and expert presentations for the most ambitious and future benchmarked city of world which offers high tech eco-friendly living. Delegates will dive in SHOWCASING CASE STUDIES AND KEY INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS FROM and explore behind the scene innovations and DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS smartness of the 6 Songdo Smart City Facilities, e.g G-IFEZ Processing and reuse Facility of the Byun Ju-Young Director General, Dr. Solahuddin Bin Shamsuddin Jong-Sung Hwang Vice President Wastewater, Promotion Centre, IFEZ U-City Investment Promotion Strategy Chief Technology Officer and Chief NATIONAL INFORMATION SOCIETY Operation Centre, Songdo Central Park Automatic Headquarters Information Security Officer AGENCY, SOUTH KOREA Collection Facility of Living Wastes and the INCHEON METROPOLITAN CITY, CYBER SECURITY MALAYSIA Carles Agusti i Hernandez Open Hyundai Premium Outlet. SOUTH KOREA A subsidiary of Ministry of Science, Government Director, Diputació de Dr. Young-Jun Moon Chief Director, Technology and Information (MOSTI), Barcelona National Transport Technology R&D Center Malaysia BARCELONA, SPAIN THE KOREA TRANSPORT INSTITUTE Ke Fang Manager, Investment Dave Ong Director, Passenger Services Building Future Liveable Cities by Incorporating (KOTI) Operations Department SMRT, SINGAPORE Smart Innovations into the City’s Urban Fabric to William Lau Principal ASIAN INFRASTRUCTURE Achieve Smarter Growth, Empowered Citizens and Stefan Krummeck Principal Director A.ALLIANCE DESIGN, SINGAPORE INVESTMENT BANK (AIIB) FARRELLS, HONG KONG Enhanced Stakeholder Collaboration Immediate Past President marcusevans SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF PLANNERS Dato’ Faris Yahaya Managing Director Sarah Wade-Apicella Programme Officer CYBERVIEW SDN BHD, MALAYSIA UN OFFICE FOR DISASTER RISK Kim Jungik General Manager, Regional Kwon Hee-Dong Deputy General REDUCTION Developments (UNISDR ONEA-GETI), SOUTH KOREA KOREA LAND AND HOUSING Manager, Climate Change – SL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, SOUTH KOREA Corporation Stefan Panhuijsen Head of Policy SPONSORS MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, SOCIAL ENTERPRISE NL, THE Yeh Huey-Ching Deputy Mayor SOUTH KOREA NETHERLANDS NEW TAIPEI CITY, TAIWAN Norliza Hashim Director, Low Carbon Prof. Dr. Toshio Obi Director Manal Rachdi Owner Cities & Sustainability Centre APEC E-GOVERNMENT RESEARCH OXO ARCHITECTS, FRANCE MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE OF PLANNERS CENTER, JAPAN Sylvain Remy Director, Institute for Secretary General Sustainable Development and Smart EASTERN REGIONAL ORGANIZATION Cities FOR PLANNING AND HUMAN ESSEC ASIA-PACIFIC, SINGAPORE SETTLEMENTS (EAROPH), MALAYSIA Ed Baker Head of Urbanism BROADWAY MALYAN, SINGAPORE

large scale events PAGE 1 MESSAGE FROM MAYOR OF INCHEON METROPOLITAN CITY YOO JEONG-BOK

Smart Cities Conference

I am honoured and privileged to host the first’ Smart Cities Conference’ in Incheon. Along with 3 million Incheon citizens, let me express my warmest welcome to the delegates from many different countries to Incheon Metropolitan City.

Leaders around the world have directed their efforts toward resolving problems facing cities by building smart cities for sustainable development. In particular, taking advantage of its strengths in construction and ICT technologies, Incheon City has taken the lead in pursuing smart city business.

The smart city business of Incheon has drawn growing attention from nations around the world. This interest, I believe, has led to our hosting of the ‘Smart Cities Conference.’

Over the previous century, Incheon has been a driver behind the nation’s unprecedented remarkable growth, which has built ports, railways and expressways, bringing the heyday of modern culture to Korea.

In this age, Incheon is transforming into a world premier city where transportation infrastructure, such as the Incheon International Airport and Incheon Port, offer state-of-the art services. Furthermore, its world class MICE, sports and culture facilities have escalated its growth.

Most importantly, as the largest free economic zone in Korea the Incheon Free Economic Zone, encompassing the Songdo, Yeongjong and Cheongna districts, which was built over reclaimed land, is pioneering the prosperity of Korea.

I am certain that during your stay, all delegates will have a good opportunity to learn more about Incheon and its smart city business, which will contribute greatly to successful progress of the smart city projects pursued by each city.

Incheon will spare no effort and support for the resonant conclusion of the Conference, and I hope all the participants make unforgettable memories in Incheon.

With best wishes

Yoo Jeong-Bok Mayor INCHEON METROPOLITAN CITY

large scale events PAGE 2 THE PROGRAMME - DAY ONE monday 24th October 2016

0830 Registration and Morning Coffee 0900 Opening and Welcome Remarks from the Chairperson Dirk Van Brederode Programme Manager, Smart City, The Hague

0910 KEYNOTE MAYORAL ADDRESS Hon. Cho Dong-am Vice Mayor Incheon Metropolitan City, South Korea

0930 COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT – SOUTH KOREA Plenary One: Internet of Everything for Cities: Connecting People, Data and Things to Improve the Liveability of Cities and Communities Choi Young Hoon, Chief Information Officer, Seoul Metropolitan City, South Korea

1010 DUTCH SMART CITIES Plenary Two: Unravelling the DNA of the Modern Netherlands’ Smart Cities – Case Studies of Best Practices in The Netherlands Dirk Van Bredero, Programme Manager, Smart City, The Hague 1050 Morning Refreshments

1120 COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT – DENMARK Plenary Three: Creating the World’s First Carbon Neutral Capital City – Utilising Triple Helix Stakeholders Engagement Oliver Hall, Director ICT Investments, Copenhagen Capacity, Denmark

1200 REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT – EUROPE Plenary Four: Scaling-Up New Mobility Behaviours in Smart Cities using New Mobility Data Gilles Betis, Chair, IEEE Smart Cities Initiative, France 1240 Networking Lunch

STREAM ONE: SMART GOVERNANCE STREAM TWO: SMART URBAN DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENTS

1340 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks 1340 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks Gilles Betis, Chair, IEEE Smart Cities Initiative, France Ke Fang, Manager - Investment Operations Department, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), China 1350 EXPERT INSIGHT Harnessing the Smart City Model for Sustainable Economic Growth 1350 SMART ECOSYSTEMS • Creating fertile and lucrative ground for foreign investment in the city Harnessing Urban Ecosystems for Ecologically Smart Cities • Case Study: Songdo as an ubiquitous city project • Realising the social and economic value of urban ecosystems for sustainable cities • Promoting PPPs for sustainable economic returns • Leveraging green infrastructure for more efficient and liveable cities Byun Ju-Young, Director General, Investment Promotion Strategy Headquarters, • Achieving sustainable developments and enhancing urban eco systems Incheon Metroplitan City, South Korea through community involvement Sylvain Remy, Director, Institute for Sustainable Development and Smart Cities, 1430 GOVERNMENT SPOTLIGHT ESSEC Asia-Pacific, Singapore Boosting Public Administration Capacity for Better Governance • Using ICT to enable eGovernments to enhance knowledge sharing and 1430 URBAN INNOVATOR capacity building Designing Sustainable Smart Cites: LH’s Experiences on New City Development • Forming an effective performance based mechanism to promote transparency • Creating smart cities to enhance liveability and sustainability and merit • Initiating a participatory design approach to create public spaces within cities • Transforming and modernising public services to ensure compliance, improved • Revitalising neighbourhoods to create more people-oriented and conducive service delivery and effective monitoring and evaluation living environments Carles Agusti i Hernandez,Open Government Director, Diputació de Barcelona, Kim Jungik, General Manager, Regional Developments, Korea Land and Housing Barcelona, Spain Corporation (LH), South Korea 1510 Afternoon Refreshments 1510 Afternoon Refreshments

1540 COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT - TAIWAN 1540 COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT- MALAYSIA City Transformation for Smarter and Greater Innovation: A New Taipei Creating Liveable and Resilient Smart Cities City Perspective • Developing a project that complements the smart urban fabric whilst increasing • Collecting and analysing real time data for better service delivery the site’s ROI responsiveness • Establishing a 24 hour vibrant neighbourhood, work and play spaces to gain • Using data analytics to devise citizen-centric policies and community economic and social benefits engagement platforms • Addressing the technological and sociological challenges to create the ideal • Sharing open data with the private sector to create social engagement mixed-use development platforms for cost effective services Norliza Hashim, Director, Low Carbon Cities & Sustainability Centre, Malaysian Yeh Huey-Ching, Deputy Mayor, New Taipei City, Taiwan Institute of Planners, Secretary General, Eastern Regional Organisation for Planning and Human Settlements (EAROPH), Malaysia 1620 COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT – SINGAPORE Showcasing SMRT’s framework on Customer Experience and 1620 Global Cities and Local Lives - Sensitive Archeology of Context Innovation to Drive Service Excellence Initiatives • Enhancing architecture by nature • Promoting technology driven training and innovation events to engage citizens • Creating sustainable smart vertical cities in a hostile environment • Facilitating strategic partnership to enhance customer experience and • Creating a green energy sufficient vertical village with urban-farming technological touch-point experience Manal Rachdi, Owner, OXO Architects, France • Providing a range of services to support senior citizens, students and low 1700 Devising a People Centric Approach to Smart Mobility: Emerging income groups International Experiences Dave Ong, Director - Passenger Services, SMRT, Singapore • Analysing real time open data critical to facilitate and integrate people and mobility 1700 SMART CITIZEN • Adopting a people centric approach instead of a car centric approach to ensure Engaging Citizens for Citizen-Centric Service Delivery the achievement of sustainable transport development • Enhancing citizen’s role in complementing smart governance • Sharing good global practices to achieve socioeconomic and environment • Delving into Korea’s Smart Government 3.0 model benefits • Analysing the future of citizen’s role in transforming the governance approach Ke Fang, Manager - Investment Operations Department, Asian Infrastructure Jong-Sung Hwang, Vice President , National Information Society Agency, South Korea Investment Bank (AIIB), China 1740 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks 1740 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks 1750 End of Day One 1750 End of Day One

large scale events PAGE 3 THE PROGRAMME - DAY TWO tuesday 25th October 2016

0830 Registration and Morning Refreshments 0900 Opening and Welcome Remarks from the Chairperson Carles Agusti i Hernandez Open Government Director, Diputació de Barcelona Barcelona, Spain

0910 COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT – SINGAPORE Plenary One: Delving into Singapore’s Smart Nation Initiative Chay Pui San, Deputy Head, Smart Nation Programme Office, Singapore 0950 Plenary Two: Harnessing Big Data in Smart Cities to Augment the Efficiency and Sustainability of Urban Living Kent Munro, Assistant Planning Director, City of Vancouver, Canada

1030 Morning Refreshments

1100 SUSTAINABILITY INSIDER Plenary Three: Securing Long Term Sustainability and Improving the Quality of Life in Your City Sid HyoGeun Kim, Managing Director, Korean Green Building Council

1140 COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT – CHINA Plenary Four: Delving into China’s Smart City Policy, Standards and Best Practices Dr. Wane Biyu, Chief Scientist, China National Smart City Lab, Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development (MOHURD), China 1220 Networking Lunch

STREAM ONE: SMART GOVERNANCE STREAM TWO: SMART URBAN DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENTS

1320 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks 1320 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks Carles Agusti i Hernandez, Open Government Director, Diputació de Barcelona, William Lau, Principal, A.Alliance Design, Singapore Barcelona, Spain 1330 PARADIGM SHIFTER 1330 CYBER RESILIENT GOVERNANCE Analysing the Impact of the ICT Revolution on Future Urban Design Delving into Cyber Resilient Frameworks in Smart Governance: A • Augmenting Space: Overlaying physical spaces with a dynamically changing Malaysian Perspective digital information network • Implementing resilient cybersecurity policies and operational procedures for • Catalysing the birth of ICT-based growth ecosystems in cities effective governance • Engaging GPS-tracking technology for urban design interventions • Benchmarking with international practices to stay ahead of the curve William Lau, Principal, A.Alliance Design, Singapore • Building effective inter-government coordination system to pre-empt potential cyber threats 1410 HYGIENIC CITIES Dr. Solahuddin Bin Shamsuddin, Chief Technology Officer and Chief Information Leveraging on Smart Technologies for Intelligent Waste Management Security Officer,CyberSecurity, Malaysia, • Using big data and analytics to assist authorities to better analyse and A subsidiary of Ministry of Science, Technology and Information (MOSTI), Malaysia maneuver resources for effective waste management • Encouraging citizens to report (web, mobile, social channels) waste-related 1410 Exploring New Concepts for Smart Silver City in an Ageing Society - activities which need urgent attention from the authorities Global Governance Challenges • Using analytics-based landfill management: Ensuring smart landfill • Encouraging information sharing to streamline processes and enhance management by devising effective strategies cohesion and coordination Kwon Hee-Dong, Deputy Manager, Climate Change – SL Corporation, Ministry of • Vertical Collaboration: Building seamless coordination and better working Environment , South Korea relations within institutions to promote teamwork and better decision making • Horizontal Collaboration: Creating synergy among provincial and local 1450 DESIGN TRENDSETTER authorities for efficient decision making Designing Smart Buildings to Optimise Energy and Operational Efficiency Prof. Dr. Toshio Obi, Director, APEC E-Government Research Center, Japan • Unlocking the full potential of building automation systems to save energy costs and improve building security 1450 ENTREPRENEURSHIP ECOSYSTEMS – A DUTCH MODEL • Applying cutting-edge IoT solutions to enable buildings to avoid costly retrofits How Dutch Social Enterprises Create Smart, Sustainable and Social Cities • Reducing operating costs whilst providing a healthy and safe environment • Why is it important to work with social enterprises towards smart, sustainable Dato’ Faris Yahaya, Managing Director, Cyberview Sdn Bhd, Malaysia and social cities? • Inspiring examples of Dutch innovative social enterprises that create urban solutions 1530 Afternoon Refreshments • How do social enterprises collaborate with city governments? 1600 Smart Cities: What Does it Mean at the Micro Level? Stefan Panhuijsen, Head of Policy, Social Enterprise NL, The Netherlands • The importance of an unified design approach for smart cities 1530 Afternoon Refreshments • How effective design can work for the individual and the wider population? • What really makes a smart city and how the definition differs throughout Asia 1600 Structuring a Smart Disaster Risk Management Plan for the Safety and Ed Baker, Head of Urbanism, Broadway Malyan, Singapore Security of Citizens • Identifying, understanding and using current and future risk scenarios: Real 1640 EXPERT INSIGHT time data to assess safety and security Harnessing the Benefits of TODs (Transit Oriented Developments) to • Strengthening capacity for resilience: Designing “systems of engagement” for Address the Challenges Facing Smart Cities citizens and authorities • Transforming urban settlements into better places by aligning smart cites • Ensuring effective preparedness and disaster response: Early warning and smart with TODs emergency response systems to connect cyber-physical technologies with • Devising TOD policies to increase public transit and improved access to jobs humans in the loop to save lives, and reduce risk • Minimising costs and traffic congestion whilst increasing property values Sarah Wade-Apicella, Programme Officer,UN Office for Disaster Risk Stefan Krummeck, Principal Director, Farrells, Hong Kong Reduction (UNISDR ONEA-GETI), South Korea 1720 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks 1640 EXPERT INSIGHT 1730 End of Day Two Incorporating ITS to Enhance Road Safety and Operational Efficiency • Introducing smart driver assistance systems to observe safety limits and avoid accidents • Implementing the Human-Machine Interface (HMI) for drivers to interact with vehicles or any mobile tools • Legislating electronic stability and advanced braking control systems to enhance safety and mobility Dr. Young-Jun Moon, Chief Director, National Transport Technology R&D Center, The Korea Transport Institute (KOTI ) 1720 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks 1730 End of Day Two

large scale events PAGE 4 EXCLUSIVE SITE TOUR - DAY THREE wednesday 26th October 2016

SONGDO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS DISTRICT (SONGDO IBD)

Songdo IBD is a new smart city or “ubiquitous city” built from scratch on 600 hectares (1,500 acres) of reclaimed land along Incheon’s waterfront, 65 kilometres (40 mi) southwest of Seoul, South Korea and connected to Incheon International Airport by a 12.3-kilometre (7.6 mi) reinforced concrete highway bridge, called Incheon Bridge. Along with Yeongjong and Cheongna, it is part of the Incheon Free Economic Zone. The Songdo International Business District will feature the Northeast Asia Trade Tower and the Incheon Tower. Schools, hospitals, apartments, office buildings and cultural amenities are to be built in the district. Replicas of architectural hallmarks, including New York City’s Central Park and Venice’s waterways, will also be incorporated. This 10-year development project is estimated to cost in excess of $40 billion, making it one of the most expensive development projects ever undertaken.

SITE VISIT ONE G-IFEZ Promotion Centre Incheon Free Economic Zone (IFEZ) Promotion Center is located on the 33rd floor G-Tower Observation Deck. It has a nice view of the city, so we can witness the development process of Songdo. The Free Economic Zone guarantees free economic activities within the area, where international businesses receive tax benefits, high-quality administration service and a comfortable living environment. IFEZ consists of Songdo, Cheongna, and Yeongjong that are targeted to develop into unique and futuristic cities. In addition, the cities are growing with increased foreign investment. In fact, 75 multinational corporations from 15 countries have invested in IFEZ. As global cities, they also host cultural events and activities for citizens and foreigners. IFEZ Promotion Center gave us an opportunity to witness how Incheon City is developing into a ‘Green Smart City’ that satisfies international business needs while promoting a green and high-quality life

SITE VISIT TWO IFEZ U-City Operation Centre The U-City project focuses on utilising advanced ICT (Information and Communications Technologies) to integrate ubiquitous environments in urban areas in order to increase the efficacy of the urban management. Other terms that have been used for similar concepts include ‘Smart City’, ‘Digital City’, and ‘Electronic City’. The goal of U-City is not only to preserve the natural environment but also to enhance the quality of residential life with advanced technology. There are various U-services and infrastructure provided by the public and private sectors. Especially, the Public U-Services of Incheon including U-traffic, U-crime control, U-facilities, U-disaster control, U-environment, and information provision to citizens. These services are based on ICT technologies and utilised in the U-City Operation Center that is a fundamental infrastructure bureau. In other words, U-city model is planning and managing the future city based on highly advanced ICT, which makes it possible to solve many urban problems quickly and efficiently.

SITE VISIT THREE Songdo Central Park It is an eco-friendly site to relax inside the city center which is created for you to enjoy entertainment and rest at the same time with a sculpture park, terrace garden, artificial waterway and moving stage, etc.

SITE VISIT FOUR Processing and Reuse Facility of Wastewater To reprocess the wastewater from the Songdo area in order to reuse in toilets, to clean roads, in environment ponds, to water gardens,etc. Expected to supply 13,000t per day to Sections 1-4 of the new city by sand/activated carbon-filtering the processed water from the Songdo Sewage Processing Center.

SITE VISIT FIVE Automatic Collection Facility of Living Wastes As a system that performs the selection, separation, compression and dehydration processes after automatically gathering the living wastes discharged from homes into the collection yard by using the underground pipeline. This is a convenient and clean city-cleaning system of a new concept without operating garbage collection vehicles on the road.

SITE VISIT SIX Hyundai Premium Outlet Songdo, Shopping Center Housing multiple brands and showcasing the latest fashion trends, the Hyundai Premium Outlet Gimpo consists of 230 premium brands altogether. Located conveniently near where the public transportation stops, Hyundai Department Store is seeking to serve both local and international visitors with lots of attractions.

large scale events PAGE 5 MORE ABOUT THE EVENT

WHY YOU CANNOT MISS THIS EVENT WHO SHOULD ATTEND Transforming cities into smart cities of the future involves deploying new Local Government, Ministries, City Councils, Municipalities, technologies that drive smart city innovation. The development of smart cities Government Departments, Agencies & Authorities Ministries, Director across the globe is spurred by Governments’ increased infrastructure and ICT Generals, Secretary Generals, City Managers, Commissioners, Heads. spending in the implementation of technologies for a wide range of city services Officers of: such as municipal operations, citizen services, water, electricity, traffic, healthcare • Urban Planning & Development • Town Planning and fire. According to industry reports, 26 global cities are expected to transform • Project Management • City Management to Smart Cities in 2025. The global smart city market is valued at US$1.565 trillion in • Construction & Public Works • Economic Planning 2020. It is also estimated that within the same timeframe, there will be more than Development • Housing & Human Settlements 40 to 50 billion connected devices that will transform the way we live and work. • Urban Redevelopment • Transportation This marcus evans large scale event will provide a one-stop platform to discover • Green Technology • Environment & Natural Resources and discuss the latest trends and technologies in smart cities, governance, mobility, • Infrastructure Development (Roads, • Investment urban design and development, as well as, the strategic use of new and high-tech Rails, Tunnels, Bridges, Dams, Water • Tourism ICT-based solutions to connect the citizens and technologies on a common Treatment Plants) • Land Policy & Regulations platform. • Risk Management • Statutory Planning • Financing & PPPs Day One & Day Two Stream 1: Smart Governance Top level decision makers such as CEOs, COOs, CFOs, Heads, President, Stream One will highlight the role of the Government in smart cities development VP, SVPs, Directors, GMs and Senior Personnel of: and how technology impacts communication channels among city stakeholders. • Town & Regional Planners • Construction Companies This has put the Government entirely in a different role. Technology has given • Engineering Consultants • Infrastructure Development Governments deep access to information for effective decision-making to engage • Architects and Designers • Real Estate Portfolio Managers citizens and share information to augment economic growth, facilitate Public - • Banks and Financial Institutions • Environmental Consultants Private Partnerships and enhance service delivery for their citizens. • Commercial and Residential • Waste Management, Water, Sewerage • Property Developers • Residential Developments Stream 2: Smart Urban Design & Development Sustainability is an integral part of smart design and emergence of ICT has flipped Engineers, Consultants, Project Managers, Contractors & Builders the paradigm of urban designers to be pre-emptive and flexible to accommodate • Chairmen, Presidents, CEOs, MDs, • Construction future urban growth and technological advancements. This stream will focus on VPs, Directors, GMs, Principals, • Public Works, Drainage, Irrigation contemporary design strategies to create liveable, social, connected and engaged Partners & Heads of: and Sanitation communities. Furthermore the world’s leading Smart City case studies will • Environment • Roads and Railways demonstrate the importance of ICT and how this is changing the cities’ urban fabric • Structural • Cabling and Power Generation to tackle urbanisation, drive economic growth and tackle environmental challenges. • Building Materials

Day Three ICT Solution Providers Post Conference Songdo International Business District (Songdo IBD) • Smart Security & Surveillance • Smart Meters Site Tours Equipment • Smart Waste Management Join us for the exclusive site tours and expert presentations for the most ambitious • Sensor Based Communication Products and Equipment and future benchmarked city of world which offers high tech eco-friendly living. Equipment Providers • Smart Water and Energy Delegates will dive in and explore behind the scene innovations and smartness of • Smart Building Automation Systems Management Products the 6 Songdo Smart City Facilities, e.g G-IFEZ Processing and reuse Facility of the • Smart Lighting Systems • Bluetooth Devices Wastewater, Promotion Centre, IFEZ U-City Operation Centre, Songdo Central Park • Smart Housing Automation • Smart Parking Systems Automatic Collection Facility of Living Wastes and the Hyundai Premium Outlet. Products & Systems • Smart Grids

Internet of Things (IoT) & IT Solution Providers BY ATTENDING THIS EVENT YOU WILL GAIN INSIGHTS ON • Smart Traffic Management Solutions • Building Information Modeling • Communication Technology • Project Management Software • Enabling Government authorities to understand the diversity of technologies • Smart Security Solutions • Design Software to communicate instantly and engage citizens in the decision making process • Energy Management • Geographic Information System • Enabling a favourable environment to encourage active private sector involvement in smart cities projects • Leveraging the latest technologies to create economic clusters, foster entrepreneurship and develop new urban communities BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES • Improving urban design and mobility to minimise the carbon footprint Does your company have services, solutions or technologies that the conference • Integrating innovative technologies and design to provide efficient waste delegates would benefit from knowing about? management • Minimising risks to make our city projects attractive and viable for foreign investment If so, you can find out more about the exhibiting, networking and branding • Understanding the smart and intelligent usage of technology in personal, opportunities available by contacting: Mark Christopher on business and community growth +91 22 6167 9600 or email [email protected] • Transforming big data into meaningful information for effective decision making • Building confidence measures for citizen engagement for optimum technology utilisation marcusevans would like to thank all the world-leading visionaries, solution • Networking and benchmarking opportunities with Government authorities, providers, associations, operators, end-users and delegates who have contributed international organisations, key international players and experts on smart cities to and supported the marcusevans Smart Cities Large Scale Event. We would particularly like to mention our speakers for their help in the research behind the event and also our sponsors for their continued support and commitment. On behalf of marcusevans we hope you have a rewarding, enjoyable and productive time. We personally look forward to meeting you all and working with you at our future Large Scale Events planned in 2017. See you in October!

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