The Emergence of Smart Cities & Infinite Data - StampedeCon 2014

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At StampedeCon 2014, Paul Doherty (the digit group, inc) presented "The Emergence of Smart Cities & Infinite Data." Cities are in the midst of a seismic shift that is staring right at them, yet the subtlety of this shift is very powerful due to its transparency. This is all about the “Internet of Things,” where trillions of connected devices will bring significant change and provide untold opportunities and tremendous challenges for business, government and you. Join us for an exploration of the latest implementations and cutting edge technologies that are generating an infinite amount of data in our urban environments and how Smart Cities are successfully capitalizing on this opportunity. Examples from Shanghai, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Dubai, Jeddah, London and Kansas City will be showcased to provide a roadmap for you to move forward in this greatest of ages, the age of the Smart City.

Tecnologia Negócios

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The Emergence of Smart Cities &
Infinite Data

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Paul Doherty, AIA
Experienced Technology Team
Google Earth • iBook • Revit • Buzzsaw • TRIRIGA
Locations
Silicon Valley • Memphis • Atlanta • New York • Hong Kong • Shanghai
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Whitepapers :: Leadership the digit group, inc.
Royal Institution of
Chartered Surveyors
McGraw-Hill Financial
Standard & Poors
Oxford Economics
Global Construction
Perspectives

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Internet 2.0
AEC Technology

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Internet 2.0

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AEC Technology
Internet of Things (IoT)
Big/Infinite Data
Gamification/Virtual Worlds
3D Scanning/Printing
Augmented Reality
Wearable Computing
Smart Building
Smart Cities
Smart Life

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Smart Buildings
Smart Buildings

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Smart Cities
Smart Cities

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Smart Cities

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Atlanta

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New York

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Smart Life
Smart Life

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ZAP FIRE3D Management
TM
Smart Life

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iVisor Helmet™

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The Internet
Of Things (IoT)
Technology Trends

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Virtual WorldsWe Are Data

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Products
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Orbi
OrbiWater
OrbiMonitoring
Building BlackBox
Google Assisted Facility Management (GAFM)
Zap Fire
OrbiStore
Smart City Incubator
Smart City
Smart City
Smart City
Smart Building
Smart Building
Smart Life
Smart Life

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A Smart City’s success will only be measured
by how well its inhabitant’s quality of life
improves. It is our generation’s greatest
challenge and the best legacy we can leave to
our children…

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January 2015
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Why we do things…

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