City 2.0
City branding
Marketing urbain en Europe
« Depuis le lancement de la politique de marque, HMG affine la stratégie de marketing en précisant ses objectifs, les groupes cibles et les canaux de communication. Elle conçoit et développe de nombreux outils globaux de communication - brochures, films de promotion et parcours de découverte, etc. » s’enthousiasme sur son blog le directeur de l’Attractivité Durable des Territoires de la région Île de France [ 1 ]. Devinette : Mais de quoi parle donc notre expert, au titre baroque ?
index ranks ICT-savvy cities by benefit for citizens
Ericsson and Arthur D. Little's latest Networked Society City Index ranks cities in terms of their ability to use ICT to benefit their citizens Top-ranking cities Seoul, Singapore and Stockholm show the benefits of engaging a society as a whole London, New York, Paris, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Shanghai and Beijing complete the top 10 ICT-based applications such as e-government and smart transport can improve citizens' lives, helping to overcome common challenges in urban environments The second edition of Ericsson's (NASDAQ:ERIC) Networked Society City Index ranks 25 of the world's largest cities according to their ability to transform ICT to social, economic and environmental benefits.New York can’t & shouldn’t try to rival Silicon Valley
New York’s mayor, Michael Bloomberg, envisions his city wresting the title of “technology capital” of the U.S. from Silicon Valley and has embarked on an ambitious plan to build or expand a science and engineering campus in New York. But in hearing the talk, it sounds like Bloomberg believes he can build his way to Silicon Valley success, which I don’t think is possible.
After a high-profile search that began over six months ago, New York City has hired new media entrepreneur Rachel Sterne as its first "chief digital officer." It's the latest major move made by the administration of Mayor Michael Bloomberg, himself a billionaire entrepreneur, to shove the establishment-heavy Gotham into the 21st century. Sterne's job won't involve wrangling the scores of small tech start-ups that have popped up like mushrooms in the city over the past few years.
New York hires a 'chief digital officer'
Par Hubert Guillaud le 12/10/11 | 5 commentaires | 1,751 lectures | Impression Il n’est pas étonnant que ce soit sous le mandat de Mike Bloomberg que New York ait adopté une approche plus orientée donnée, estime Alex Howard pour O’Reilly Radar , car c’est sur cette déclaration de mission que Bloomberg a fondé son entreprise de données financières. En effet, à l’origine Mike Bloomberg a fondé sa société avec la conviction que l’accès à l’information transformerait les marchés.
New York comme plateforme
The TED Prize is awarded to an extraordinary individual with a creative and bold vision to spark global change. By leveraging the TED community’s resources and investing $1 million dollars into a powerful idea, the TED Prize supports one wish to inspire the world. Previous Latest News Announcing: 2014 TED Prize Nominations are Open! Our TED Prize winner will have an ambitious wish -- and the vision, pragmatism and leadership to turn it into reality. Make a wish and nominate yourself or someone else. Nominations close on May 31, 2013 at 11:59pm ET.
Announcing the 2012 TED Prize Winner – The City 2.0
Do you plan to attend 2014 FIFA World Cup or 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro? If so, the city is already getting ready to welcome you. Here is how Rio is using technology and data management to get smarter.
How Data is Making Rio de Janeiro a Smarter City - TNW Latin America