http://events.forumvirium.fi/openupthecity/ Forum Virium Helsinki Fourth Annual Seminar of Forum Virium Helsinki, Thursday 11th March 2010. The seminar theme was Open up the City - Open data, design, interfaces and innovation Speakers Presentations We are providing these presentations as a courtesy to seminar visitors. Please contact the speakers themselves for permissions to use the material.

1. The Connected Urban
Development
Experience
Bas Boorsma
Head, Connected Urban Development
Director, Internet Business Solutions Group
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2. Connected Urban Development (CUD)
CUD Goals
 five Year Cisco commitment
 work with major cities to develop innovative solutions using ICT (information
and communications technology) to reduce carbon dioxide emissions
 to forge blueprints, models, policies and practices that help to create a
successful, connected, competitive, attractive and sustainable 21st century
city
 the development and exchange of relevant thought leadership and
replicable methodologies between CUD Cities and beyond.
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3. Connected Urban Development
A Blueprint for City Transformation
Connected &
Sustainable
Buildings
Connected & Connected & Connected & Sustainable
Sustainable Work Sustainable Sustainable Socio -
Homes
Mobility Energy Economics
Smart work centres Office
Buildings Renewables & Active Citizenship
Smart Road
Digital Swarming co-Generation & Eco Maps
Pricing Public
& Hub Pavilions Urban Monitoring Innovative
Personal Travel Spaces
Connected Assistant & Measurement Green Business
Public Transit
Workplaces Models and
Hubs Citizens Energy
Connected Public Sustainability
Connected Efficiency
Transportation Hospitals Clusters
Workforce
and Schools
Sustainable Urban Planning
Broadband Platform
IP-Enabled Homes and Offices, Roads, Utilities, Workplace Design
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5. Bring Information to the User, Not the User to
the Information
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6. Smart Work Centers
From 2 to 20+ locations in Amsterdam
From 1 to 14 cities around the world Key Features of SWC
Almere
Amsterdam  Created a Connected Community
Center pilot with Local Real estate
Schiphol developers, Cisco, and Almere +
Amsterdam Municipalities
 Flexible working stations and
lounges for employees of IBM, HP
Massive personal car travels and Amsterdam Municipality
substituted through the chain of SWCs
 Conference rooms and
advanced collaboration tools
such as virtual presence
 Link with child day care and
other services
 Restaurant / Business Clib /
Catering
Utrecht/A2
 Bank / IT Support / Notary & Legal
advice / Employment agency
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8. Double U - Smartwork
Governance WorkSnug
Multiple Market
Organizer
Stakeholders
One Stop Standards,
Shop Label
Independent
Booking Tool Platform
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9. Amsterdam
Almere
The Hague
Rotterdam
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11. Public Telepresence
Network
Deployment May – December 2010
Amsterdam
Almere
The Hague
Rotterdam
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13. Distributed Work Environments, SWCs
going global
The Netherlands
U.K.
Venga - Idaho France Korea/Seoul
San Francisco Germany
Lisbon Madrid
New Dehli
Cape Town New South Wales
Buenos Aires CUD Cities
Non-CUD Cities
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18. …to an Urban
Services Platform
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19. Conclusions
 The Network is the
Platform for Urban
Transformation
 Public Private
partnerships and
platforms, governance
is key
 Cities are key
 The “Internet of
Things” enables Urban
Innovation – from
Research to
Sustainable Economic
Development
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