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Smart Cities - Achievements and Challenges
GlobalData, March 2011, Pages: 9
Smart Cities - Achievements and Challenges
Summary
The share of the world’s urban population increased to more than half at some time between 2008 and 2009, according to the United Nations. By 2020, more people will live in cities around the world than in rural areas. As more people migrate to cities, the city’s already limited resources and services such as energy, healthcare, housing and water will be put under tremendous strain. The smart city is a collection of smart computing technologies applied to various critical infrastructure components and services such as city administration, education, healthcare, public safety, real estate, transportation and utilities.
Scope
- Market prospect for vendors of smart grid technologies
- Key drivers for market growth for smart grid technologies in smart grid city projects
- Key barriers to market growth for smart grid technologies in smart grid city projects
- Roadmap for implementation of smart grid technologies
Reasons to buy
- Identify key growth and investment opportunities in global smart grid city projects
- Gain insights on the growth potential offered by smart grid city projects
- Developing strategies for deployment of smart grid technologies
- Identify cities and countries that are pursuing smart grid city projects
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