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|a Smart Cities, Smart Future :
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|a Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Collaboration Engines; Focused on People; Dealing with Obstacles; Will Government Help or Hinder?; Connected Ecosystems; Setting the Stage for Long-Term Success; Platforms for Continuous Innovation; Endnotes; Chapter 1 Cities of Our Dreams; What Makes a City Smart?; Cities on a Hill; A New Approach to City Planning; Thinking beyond Technology; Looking Backward; Smart by Necessity; Public-Private Partnerships; Open Data; Skin in the Game; Follow the Dream; Endnotes; Chapter 2 Data Cities; Open Is Smarter.
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|a Hacking in BerlinThousands of Layers; The Rise of Data Science; A Web of Information; Saving Water and Protecting Children; Cops, Firefighters, and Data Scientists; Endnotes; Chapter 3 Cities in Motion; Congestion Pricing; Expanding Opportunities; Car Culture Remains Strong; Will the Car Find a Parking Spot?; Learning to Love Big Data; Multimodal Mobility; Battling Complacency; Moving Goods and People; Jobs and Access to Transit; The Bottleneck at Morrill's Corner; Endnotes; Chapter 4 Forces of Attraction; Racing to Quality; Punching a Featherbed; A Billion Saved Is a Billion Earned.
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|a Big Brother and the Nanny StateFlatter Organizations and Circular Economies; The Future of Work Is the Future of Cities; Workforce Transformation; Endnotes; Chapter 5 Human-Centered Design; Targeting Hard Problems; Blending in Behavioral Science; Bringing Together Data and Design; Plain Language; Back to the Drawing Board; Invisible Heroes; Keeping It Simple; Single Purpose, Many Hats; Designing for Usability; Endnotes; Chapter 6 Citizens in the Loop; Weaving a Stronger Social Fabric; Knowledge Champions; Start-Up Government; Following Instincts, Not Tech Trends; Endnote; Chapter 7 We Decide.
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|a Updating DemocracyDitch the Status Quo; Technopolitics; Collaborative Government; Strengthening Social Ties; Narrowing the Focus to Specific Segments; Works in Progress; It's the Journey, Not the Destination; Endnotes; Chapter 8 Smart Nation; Tabula Rasa; Fortune Plays a Hand; X-Road; Building Trust through Practice; Once Only; Turning an Attack into a Challenge; In the Know; The Shape of Things to Come; Endnotes; Chapter 9 Paint a Bull's-Eye on Them; The Bored; The Desperate; The Villainous; Small Disruptions Can Have Large Consequences; Data in Motion; People Are Worth More Than Data.
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|a Cybersecurity by DesignThe Smart-City CISO; Hierarchies and Networks; A Universe of Connected People and Devices; Endnotes; Chapter 10 Finding a Balance; Data for Good; Location, Location, Location; Hard Questions; Algorithmic Bias; Can We Prevent Crime Before It Happens?; Red Flags; Will Smart Cities Respect Privacy?; Pushing Back; Endnote; Chapter 11 Deceptive Complexity; Progressive Development; Evolving Strategies; Enter the Smartivist; Defining the Smart-City Process; Six Fields of Action; Smart Economy; Smart Environment; Smart Government; Smart Living; Smart Mobility; Smart People.
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|a Toward the Fourth Generation of Smart Cities.
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