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Young-sook Nam, Secretary-General of WeGO
How do you use technology to improve citizens’ lives? Tell us about your role or organisation.I am serving as the Secretary General of WeGO, the World e-Governments Organization of Cities and Local Governments. We are an international organisation of 110 cities and 5 national ICT institutions focused on sustainable urban development through e-government, ICT and smart city. Seoul
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Singapore’s ‘city brain’ project is groundbreaking – but what about privacy?
Aggregating data on traffic, weather, government and elder services aims to make citizens' lives better -- but potentially less private You've read about cities installing smart parking meters and noise- and air-quality sensors, but are you ready to embrace the idea of a city brain? The residents of Singapore are on track to do just that. Creating a centralized dashboard view of
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Singapore’s ‘city brain’ project raises concerns about privacy?
Aggregating data on traffic, weather, government and elder services aims to make citizens' lives better -- but potentially less privateYou've read about cities installing smart parking meters and noise- and air-quality sensors, but are you ready to embrace the idea of a city brain?The residents of Singapore are on track to do just that.Creating a centralized dashboard view of senso
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Singapore’s ‘city brain’ project is groundbreaking — but what about privacy?
You've read about cities installing smart parking meters and noise- and air-quality sensors, but are you ready to embrace the idea of a city brain? The residents of Singapore are on track to do just that. Creating a centralized dashboard view of sensors deployed across a distributed network is nothing new, but it takes on a bigger -- perhaps ominous -- meaning when deployed acros
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Singapore’s ‘city brain’ project is groundbreaking — but what about privacy?
Aggregating data on traffic, weather, government and elder services aims to make citizens' lives better -- but potentially less private You've read about cities installing smart parking meters and noise- and air-quality sensors, but are you ready to embrace the idea of a city brain? The residents of Singapore are on track to do just that. Creating a centralized dashboard view of
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Singapore’s ‘city brain’ project is groundbreaking — but what about privacy? (with video)
You've read about cities installing smart parking meters and noise- and air-quality sensors, but are you ready to embrace the idea of a city brain?The residents of Singapore are on track to do just that.Creating a centralized dashboard view of sensors deployed across a distributed network is nothing new, but it takes on a bigger -- perhaps ominous -- meaning when deployed across a
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The Weekly Wrap 5, Dec 10, 2016: TM Forum Live! Asia highlights, Singtel fiber blackout
Weekly Wrap 5 features John Tanner and Tony Poulos discussing the news highlights from the week that was.For the week ending December 10:It was the week that the TM Forum Live! conference returned to Asia – specifically, in Singapore, where regional delegates got their first glimpse of the TMF’s new Digital Maturity Model, a business tool to help telecoms players – and in fac
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Telcos can’t shake legacy B/OSS complexity and it may be their downfall
The TM Forum Live! conference returned to Asia last week, and as many forum members might agree, it wouldn’t be a TM Forum event without Strategist and Catalyst Evangelist Tony Poulos getting into an onstage argument with someone. And that’s just what they got on the final afternoon of the event during a panel discussion on digital paradigm shifts in OSS/BSS solutions.A hot top