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Miguel Eiras AntunesGlobal Smart Cities & Local Government Leader

The Future of Cities & the power of the ecosystems

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A. Our Global Smart Cities Point of View

B. Deloitte’s role in Smart Cities & Smart Places Ecosystems

C. About CitySynergy

D. Final remarks

Agenda

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Our Global Smart Cities PoV

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Smart City | Deloitte Global PrioritiesSmart Cities & Smart Nations are at the core of Deloitte’s Top Priorities

Smart MobilitySmart Cities &

Places Solutions

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Smart City | World Urbanization

Urbanization levels (2018)

The world is expected to have 43 mega cities by 2030, mostly in developing countries1

Emerging megacities

82% 81%74%

68%

50%43%

NorthAmerica

Latin America& the

Caribbean

Europe Oceania Asia Africa

1 World Urbanization Prospects: The 2018 Revision, UN DESC

About 55% of the world’s population now resides in urban areas, which is expected to grow to 68% by 20501

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“Australia funds 52 smart cities projects with $28.5M

AUS”– Smart Cities Connect

“22 City, Smart Africa Alliance signs MoU with ICT

companies to accelerate PPPs”

– CNBC Africa

“Indian Government nominates nine more smart

cities”– The Economic Times

“Buenos Aires uses sensor driven analytics to reduce flooding”

– Forbes

“China tops world in smart city construction”

– Ministry of Commerce, China

“European investments in technologies enabling smart city initiatives forecast to reach $19

billion in 2018”– International Data

Corporation (IDC)

Smart City | In the News

“Canada launches smart city challenge”

– Smart Cities Connect

“Top 24 US metro cities support smart parking to reduce traffic and

carbon emissions”– Smart Cities World

With 2.5 billion more people expected to live in cities by 20501, governments across the globe are seeking city-level solutions for city-level problems

1 World Urbanization Prospects: The 2018 Revision, UN DESC

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Unprecedented Urbanization

Trending Green

Safety and Security Disruptive Technology

Civic Engagement

A new approach is essential to face the increasing pressures around socio-economic, resiliency, and citizen-engagement issues

Smart City | Change in our ecosystem

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The vision of the Future of Cities can be based on three main drivers: increasing the quality of life of people, the competitiveness of the economy, while reducing the usage of natural resources.

Smart City | The Future of Cities in a simple equation

+ +Quality ofLife

EconomicCompetitiveness Sustainability

Smart Cities =

These three goals can provide the foundation for a smart nation & smart city initiative.Source: Deloitte - Forces of change: Smart cities

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Smart City | An integrated approach for cities & nations is required

MOBILITY

ECONOMY

ENERGY &ENVIRONMENT

LIVING &HEALTH

SAFETY &SECURITY

GOVERNMENT& EDUCATION

It is critical to have an comprehensiveview of all city operations. Through

technology you can securely integrate data from across departments.

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It is critical have real-time response and long-term planning. Cities need to correlate, analyze and predict city

operational information, enabling data-driven insights to inform decisions.

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New solutions must enable efficient resource management, increased

transparency, and enhanced community engagement, resulting in cost savings and

improved constituent satisfaction

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Deloitte’s role in Smart Cities & Smart Places

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Global Smart Cities | Strategy & Action Plan FY20Our strategy stands on 3 key factors: assets, market and people

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Make an impact that matters in the sustainable urban development of the world.

Happier people & Better Quality of Life.

Beyond consultancy Ecosystem player Fostering talents

Leverage on Deloitte’s global reach to gather the best talent jointly solving complex urban

challenges.

Alliance andcollaboration

approach as the rightpath towards

innovation andsustainable

development.

Co-developing assets & solutions that

create a tangible impact in the way cities are governed.

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Deloitte in Smart Cities | 5 steps for a Smart City as a Platform

Vision, Strategy, and Funding

Ecosystem Management

Governance & Management Model

Integrated Platforms | CitySynergy

Service Management

1. CREATE A VISION 2. MAKE THINGS HAPPEN 3. MAINTAIN & IMPROVE

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… far beyond citiesSmart Cities and Smart Places | Addressable Market

Smart Military

Base

Smart Airport

Smart Hospital

Smart Building

Smart Industrial

Park

Smart Seaport

Smart Stadium

Smart Campus

Smart transport &

logistic Hubs

Smart Districts

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Smart City Point of View (Recent publications) Our Experience and Expertise

As a Smart City global leader, we showcase expertise for Smart City transformationsSmart City | Our Global Smart Cities Thought Leadership & Experience

Smart city 2.0: Building the smart city with data, digital and design

The term “smart city” doesn’t describe a sci-fi utopia. A smart city is simply one that uses technology to improve outcomes across every aspect of city operations and enhance the services it offers to its residents. It collects and uses data to drive its decision-making, and creates networks of partners.

Forces of change: Smart cities

While smart cities earlier focused on connecting infrastructure for better insights, the spotlight is slowly shifting to better engaging governments, citizens, and businesses with the goal of providing improved city services and a higher quality of life. What exactly is Smart City 2.0?

The Deloitte City Mobility Index (DCMI)

The DCMI is an in-depth exploration into the rapid changes occurring in the way people and goods move about, with intermodal journeys, active transportation options, such as sidewalks and bicycle lanes, and public transit playing prominent roles.

Harnessing the future of mobility

For transportation agencies, the future of mobility offers the promise of fixing a range of challenges, from congestion and inequitable access to public safety and sustainability. But creating and maintaining a new mobility ecosystem will require rethinking traditional ways of doing business.

New roads to the health care of tomorrow

The new mobility ecosystem could expand patient access to care—but accident-avoiding self-driving cars might mean empty emergency rooms. The future of mobility will bring dramatic change to the health care sector; how should providers, insurers, and others adapt?

The carbon-neutral utility

The push toward sustainable energy has gained substantial momentum in recent years. How can various technologies being used in sustainable energy generation help power utilities navigate the potentially difficult choices involved in "greening" their output?

Digital Command Center – Cascais, PortugalImproved efficiency of city operations, plan for growth, coordination & response management efforts with robust savings.

“On-Time” Public Works Services – Orange County, USA A CRM platform solution for flexible, scalable, and integrated response to requests.

A Responsive City - Buenos Aires, Argentina Working with citizens to identify and mitigate public claims in a timely manner within the same budget

The Edge – Amsterdam, NetherlandsThe most connected office space in the greenest building in the world.

Ohio Smart Cities Roadmap – Columbus, USAAn integrated approach to initiative alignment, execution, and governance.

100 Smart City Transformations – IndiaImproved urban service delivery, traffic management, safety & security, water/energy utilization and lower environmental pollution

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Recent projects: US, UK, Canada, Mexico, Italy, Israel, Netherlands, Belgium, Portugal, Finland, Middle East, China, Thailand, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Argentina, Turkey, Poland, Sweden, SEA (Singapore)

Recent discussion: US, UK, Canada, Netherlands, Mexico, China, Australia, Chile, Czech Republic, Kazakhstan, Middle East, Portugal, Poland, Uruguay

Global reach | Clients and Alliances

Global alliances

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CitySynergy

Smart cities & Smart Places Operating System

Why building CitySynergy?CitySynergy responds to four untackledneeds of urban development.

HAVE AN ENCOMPASSING VIEW OF ALL CITY POLICIES,

INFRASTRUCTURES, AND ACTIVITIES.

INCREASE SERVICE LEVELS AND CITIZEN SATISFACTION

ENHANCE EFFICIENCY AND EFFICACY OF SERVICES.

PREDICT URBAN INCIDENTS AND PREPARE ADEQUATE RESPONSES

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C A S C A I S

Building the “brain” of a Smart CityDeloitte helped Cascais establish a collaborative smart city ecosystem with more than 30 partners. Cascais is now integrating a dozen domains into a city-wide managed services command center. Deloitte is leading technology development for the Digital Command Centre (DCC) and implementation of CitySynergy, the system for integrating input.

Real-time traffic and road condition data enables the city to identify optimal routes and collection times for garbage, reducing operational costs by up to 40 percent and increasing energy savings up to 2 percent. The waste management system is expected to save the city nearly €900,000. Eight more verticals will be implemented in the second stage.

GREEN SPACE MANAGEMENT

WASTE MANAGEMENT

POWER MANAGEMENT

-30%

-40%

-15%

10% to 20%

20% to 40%

20% to 30%

25% to 35%

Water & energy consumption

Human resourcesOperational saving

Energy saving

Operational saving

Energy saving

Operational saving

Deloitte is working with COIMA in shaping the future of Milan.Starting from a human-centered approach, we are defining Porta Nuova district ambition, designing the services and integrating the digital solutions that will define the ecosystem experience.

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Alliance Approach | How to make ecosystems work for cities

Integrating and coordinating activities and responsibilities across a range of public and private partners

Creating ways to work across the ecosystem, provide leadership, break down silos, enable speed, flexibility, and learning from both successes and failures

Funding and generating revenue for smart city solutions in an era of tight budgets and mixed credit ratings

Finding innovative ways to put shared value creation at the front and center, sharing risks and benefits

InnovativeFinancing

CollaborativePartnership

DedicatedGovernance

NimbleProcurement

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