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smart-city

Seeking smart-city branding
Opinion 7 years ago

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Seeking smart-city branding

Under the 100 Smart City Movement, the government has introduced strong brand engagement strategies that help encourage each city’s key stakeholders to be an integral part of the development process.
Four years on, Ahok's 'Smart City' legacy lives on
City 7 years ago

Four years on, Ahok's 'Smart City' legacy lives on

Is Jakarta, a city with 9.6 million people, a smart city? 
Surabaya gets Kompas smart city award, adds to lists of prizes
National 7 years ago

Surabaya gets Kompas smart city award, adds to lists of prizes

Twelve experts on the jury used six indicators of a smart city in assessing the country’s cities for the index, namely the condition of the people, quality of life, economy, mobility, governance and the environment. 
Focus on people to build smart communities, cities
Opinion 7 years ago

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Focus on people to build smart communities, cities

People are talking about industry 4.0 and 5.0, but in these efforts to build a smart digital environment, there is a serious lack of attention to those on the ground, or to measures for improving the lives of the poor and destitute.
Smart cities: Digital savviness to resilient living
Opinion 7 years ago

Smart cities: Digital savviness to resilient living

World Bank projects that 68 percent of Indonesia’s population will reside in cities by 2025.
New website seeks to engage Jakartans in city development
City 7 years ago

New website seeks to engage Jakartans in city development

The Jakarta administration has engaged a startup company, PT Beride Karya Indonesia (BERiDE), to provide residents with a website that helps them convey their ideas regarding the city's development. 
Developing better, smart transportation system
Opinion 8 years ago

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Developing better, smart transportation system

The cost of transportation logistics in Indonesia is among the highest in the world, whether assessed in terms of time or fuel resources used. The problem is well understood by the government, but solutions remain elusive.  
Outsmarting urbanization's dilemma to achieve green goals
Opinion 8 years ago

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Outsmarting urbanization's dilemma to achieve green goals

By 2025, 68 percent of Indonesia’s population is expected to be living in cities, according to the World Bank.
New thinking urgent for our future urban life
Opinion 8 years ago

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New thinking urgent for our future urban life

In Indonesia we are outgrowing our cities, as elsewhere in the world. Advances in technology are providing opportunities to provide all of these within the sustainable “smart cities.”
Digital infrastructure of our future smart cities
Opinion 8 years ago

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Digital infrastructure of our future smart cities

Anything that can be connected, will be connected.
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