Smart Christchurch - Smart(er) Cities: Conversations on Innovation

What does a smart city mean to Malaga? What are the benefits of smart tourism? How is Málaga involving its citizens in its urban initiatives? Smart Christchurch - Smart(er) Cities: Conversations on Innovation podcast continues with a global panel discussion! Marc Sanderson from the Málaga Open for Business Office and Michael Healy, Smart Christchurch Manager at Christchurch City Council share their journeys and insights on their groundbreaking projects. From accessibility to entrepreneurial capital, discover how these cities are adapting to technological and cultural advancements while setting new standards for urban collaboration. Find out more about the panellists and the topics through these links: Malaga website Malaga City Council on LinkedIn Malaga Open for Business website Smart City at Malaga Open for Business Marc Sanderson on LinkedIn Michael Healy on LinkedIn Christchurch City Council website Smart Christchurch website What did you find most interesting? Which ideas sparked your curiosity? To find out more, join the conversation, and share your thoughts, follow us on our ⁠⁠⁠Smart Christchurch linkedIn⁠⁠⁠ page. The conversation does not end here - join us again for other invigorating discussions on the Smart Christchurch - Smart(er) Cities: Conversations on Innovation podcast! Theme Music by David Rea Disclaimer: The primary purpose of this podcast is to inform, thus the information presented and discussed on the podcast is for general information purposes only and any reliance on the information provided in this podcast is done at your own risk. ⁠⁠Full online terms of use.

What does smart city mean to City of Melbourne? What projects are they working on? What does community engagement mean to them? Smart Christchurch - Smart(er) Cities: Conversations on Innovation podcast continues with a global panel discussion! Katie Bayley, Head of Insights and Analytics, City Data, Laura Pfiester, acting Head of Smart City Incubator, from City of Melbourne and Michael Healy, Smart Christchurch Manager at Christchurch City Council share their journeys and insights on their groundbreaking projects. From citizen engagement to learning from previous experiences, discover how these cities are adapting to technological advancements and setting new standards for urban collaboration. Find out more about the panellists and the topics through these links: City of Melbourne website City of Melbourne on LinkedIn Melbourne as a smart city website Open Data at the City of Melbourne website Mapping Aboriginal Melbourne website The Greenline Project website Previous Smart City Incubator Challenges: Challenge 1 Winning Pilot Data in the Park⁠,  Challenge 2 Reimagining the City Challenge,  Challenge 2 Winning Pilot Micro-Labs,  Challenge 2 Winning Pilot Open Arcade,  Challenge 2 Winning Challenge Social Spaces,    Challenge 3 Fishermans Bend Innovation Challenge,  Challenge 3 Winning Pilot Remix raingardens Emerging Technology Testbed (melbourne.vic.gov.au) Katie Bayley on LinkedIn Michael Healy on LinkedIn Christchurch City Council website Smart Christchurch website SmartView Christchurch website What did you find most interesting? Which ideas sparked your curiosity? To find out more, join the conversation, and share your thoughts, follow us on our ⁠⁠Smart Christchurch linkedIn⁠⁠ page. The conversation does not end here - join us again for other invigorating discussions on the Smart Christchurch - Smart(er) Cities: Conversations on Innovation podcast! Theme Music by David Rea Disclaimer: The primary purpose of this podcast is to inform, thus the information presented and discussed on the podcast is for general information purposes only and any reliance on the information provided in this podcast is done at your own risk. ⁠Full online terms of use.

What does smart city mean to Dublin, Hamburg and Christchurch? What kind of projects are they working on? How can technology improve collaboration? Smart Christchurch - Smart(er) Cities: Conversations on Innovation podcast starts with a global panel discussion! Jamie Cudden, Smart City Program Manager at Dublin City Council, Pierre Gras, Head of Urban Data Hub at Agency for Geoinformation and Surveying Hamburg, and Michael Healy, Smart Christchurch Manager at Christchurch City Council share their journeys and insights on their groundbreaking projects. From life-saving technologies like fire sensors to advanced data strategies, discover how these cities are adapting to technological advancements and setting new standards for urban collaboration and sustainability. Find out more about the panellists and the topics through these links: IURC website Jaime Cudden - Dublin Jaime Cudden on LinkedIn Dublin City Council website Smart Dublin website Near Future website Smart Docklands website Pierre Gras - Hamburg Pierre Gras on LinkedIn Hamburg website Urban Data Platform Hamburg website Connected urban Twins Project website Michael Healy - Christchurch Michael Healy on LinkedIn Christchurch City Council website Smart Christchurch website What did you find most interesting? Which ideas sparked your curiosity? To find out more, join the conversation, and share your thoughts, follow us on our ⁠⁠Smart Christchurch linkedIn⁠⁠ page. The conversation does not end here - join us again for other invigorating discussions on the Smart Christchurch - Smart(er) Cities: Conversations on Innovation podcast! Theme Music by David Rea Disclaimer: The primary purpose of this podcast is to inform, thus the information presented and discussed on the podcast is for general information purposes only and any reliance on the information provided in this podcast is done at your own risk. Full online terms of use.

Welcome to the Smart Christchurch - Smart(er) Cities: Conversations on Innovation Podcast, where we explore what makes a city not only smart, but smarter. Hosted by Smart Christchurch, we'll bring you insights and stories from the visionaries that are building brighter, more resilient cities today. Together, we're going to travel to the intersection of technology, city planning, and community collaboration. Tell us what you think and find out more on Linkedin or on the Smart Christchurch website!