In our first conference of the Smart Cities Summit, we explored the communities of the future.
What will be the digital hallmarks of our future cities, towns and suburbs?
How will we move around them?
How will we relate to one another?
What will be the features that define our quality of life in 2022 and beyond?
13:00
Laura Harvey, Managing Editor, Council Magazine
Welcome Remarks
13:10
Simon Hunter, Executive Director, NSW Cities and Active Transport Division
Keynote Speaker
The Smart Places Action Plan: the next steps in delivering communities of the future
13:45
Brook Dixon, Managing Director, Delos Delta
The hallmarks of a modern smart city plan: how local governments can get the most out of the digital revolution
14:15
PANEL - What does it mean to be a smart city in a post-pandemic world
What does it mean to be smart post-pandemic? How can we be more resilient to disasters like pandemics, floods and bushfires, while also creating thriving, connected communities for the people who live in them?
Moderator:
Laura Harvey, Managing Editor, Council Magazine
Panellists:
Greg Curcio, Chief Customer and Transformation Officer, City of Stonnington
Michael Smit, Technical and Sustainability Manager, Kingspan
Zoe Eather, CEO, My Smart Community
15:00
Claire Chaikin-Bryan, Smart Cities Lead, Lake Macquarie City Council
The Smart Beaches Project: providing immediate, constant condition reports to the community
15:30
Diane Rutter, Partner, PwC Australia
Using smart technology to deliver on customer desires
16:00
Laura Harvey, Managing Editor, Council Magazine
Closing remarks and close of conference
Share on social media:
© 2022 Smart Cities | All Rights Reserved