20140114114206-Capgemini Smart Cities MKC PP January 2014 v.3.ppt

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MKC Explanatory Video


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Capgemini UK Plc. | December 2012

What is Capgemini?


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Capgemini is a consultancybusiness

This means it works for clients on their problems or challenges

For example, clients might ask Capgemini to help them grow fasterand be more efficient

Clients want to work with Capgemini because the company helpsthem come up with new ways of doing things, find new opportunities

and stay ahead of competitors by using technology and outsourcing

Client

Challenge/Problem

Provides the help,

support &solutions

Happy clients with

happy customers

What does Capgemini do?


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Who are Capgeminis clients?
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Today we are going to think about smart cities

Lets start by thinking about theconcept of a city




What is a city?

City

People

Government

Services

Environment

What do you think are the main components that together make up a city?


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What is a smart city?

What do you think we mean by a

smart city

?

The Department for Business Innovation & Skills has defined a smartcity as:

A smart city uses intelligent technology to enhance our qualityof life in urban environments...cities use data in a variety of

ways: to save money, minimise waste, measure domestic water

usage and manage transport routes

In order to be smart, a city needs to use dataand technologytoimprove things for citizens




Why do we need smart cities?

We need smart cities because cities are facing lots of challengestoday

What do you think some of the main challenges are?

Increasing population 80% of UK population live in cities

Pressure on transport & housing

Climate change

Reducing energy resources

Shift to online affecting High Street

Aging populationwith increased social & health care spending

Reductions in budget for local government who run cities

The scale of the challenge isforcing cities to innovate in

order to maintain service

levels




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Your challenge

You are now all Capgemini consultants working with Boris Johnson &Londons leaders

They have asked you to come up with new & innovative ideas to helpthem improve how the city operates

We want to know how you would use technology to makeLondon run smarter

How can you help them using technology & smart ideas?

The challenges

are huge how

can I make

London a smart

city?

Think about how you canmake citizens lives easier this is a city for the future so

be inventive

I d t i t ill d t k lik


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In order to win your team will need to work likeCapgemini consultants


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A 250 cash prize to spend on the

technology of your choice!

There is a prize for the best presentation!

Examples of smart cities using technology to


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Examples of smart cities using technology tosolve problems

Boston

Citizens Connect app easy way for citizens to report problems togovernment

Street Bump mobile app that provides government with real timeinformation as citizens drive to help plan long-term investments

Adopt-A-Hydrant a pilot project to encourage Boston residents toshovel out snowed-in hydrants during winter residents claimhydrants that they will shovel out after storms

21stCentury Learning a number of apps including wheres myschool bus?and Class Talk

Examples of smart cities using technology to


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Examples of smart cities using technology tosolve problems

Chicago

Broadband Project investing in a new fibre optic ring

Stockholm

Royal Seaport a new development that will be carbon neutral by 2030

using technology & smart grid so different houses provide electricity at

different times of the day & are very energy efficient


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Task one: smart services

A. Select some services that are provided to citizens in a city

B. Think about some of the problems associated with these servicestoday

C. Brainstorm how technology could help make these services smarterfor citizens

City

People

Government

Services

Environment

Examples:

Broadband & internet provision

Transport

Waste disposal

Energy & pollution

Healthcare

Education


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Task two: smart government

A. Think about the problems for Boris & his team of local government

officials who run LondonB. Brainstorm how technology could help make government smarter for

citizens

City

People

Government

Services

Environment

Examples:

Transparency what is the

government doing?e-Government

Voting systems

Using data to plan changes to the city

Making the links between differentparts of government smarter


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Task three: smart people

A. Think about some of the problems people living in cities face today

B. Brainstorm how technology could help citizens themselvescontribute to smoother running of their cities

City

People

Government

Services

Business

Examples:

Reporting problems & helping to fixthem

Digital skills 21stcentury education

Building communities inclusivesociety


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Task four: smart environment

A. Think about some of the problems in the environment of cities today

B. Brainstorm how technology could help improve the environment forcitizens

City

People

Government

Services

Environment

Examples:

Green buildings

Clean air

Clean water

Energy efficiency


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You are going to give a 5 minute presentation to Boris Johnson abouthow to make London run smarter

You have to work as a team to present new & innovative ways to helpBoris improve how London operates

Write a presentation setting out how you can help him usingtechnology & smart ideas

Presentation time

Hi t


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1. Make sure you give at least one idea for smarter services,government, people & environment

2. explain how this will make citizenslives easier

3. Use words pictures and diagrams as you prefer

4. Neatly present your ideas on paper

5. Remember that Capgemini value creativity & innovation6. Get ready to present to the group!

Hints

Ti ti


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A key part of Capgeminis work is built around good communication

skills They have to convey their ideas and solutions to clients clearly and

effectively

Learning how to present well is important now and in the future

Dont worry!!

Presenting to a crowd is difficultfor most people but it is a vitalskill and one that you can workon. Confidence is like a

muscle... the more you work itout the bigger it gets!

Tips on presenting

Thi t h l t ll


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Body Language Voice Content

Posture and Stance Volume Positive Tone

Eye Contact Intonation To The Point

Hand Movements Articulation Humour & Personality

Habitual Gestures Verbal Fillers Persuasive

Smile! Breathe! Clarity

Facial Expressions Giggles Clear Finish

Things to help you present well


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Opportunities

*Advanced Apprentice

*Higher Apprentice Programme

*Graduate Apprentice

Hi h A ti hi S d D


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Higher Apprenticeship Sponsored Degree

You will need5 A-C GCSEs, and 3 A-C A Level or the equivalent.

You will start off by working towards gaining academic qualifications for a Level 4Diploma for IT Professionals, whilst working for top name clients with real projects. We havea 13 week Accelerated Learning programme to take you from the class room to the world ofwork interpersonal, technical, commercial & professional skills.

Capgemini will sponsor your BSc degree

so not only will it be a debt free degree, but theskills you gain will be those in demand by business. Of course youll be working directly withclients so lots of relevant work experience too! Plus the chance to travel the UK andglobally.

Its a five year programme continuing into a permanent role in Capgemini

Roles available in Software Engineering, Testing & Business Analysis

Total package: 10,000 (rising to 16,000 after initial 13 weeks training)

Graduate Programmes


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Graduate Programmes

You will need to be a graduate with a minimum 2.1 degree

You will be part of astructured 2-year programme, giving you client facing projects very earlyon. Our training programme will improve your personal skills including leadership,presentation and team working. We will continue to invest in your business and technical skill

Salary and benefits competitive in the graduate market

How long is it? 18 24 months continuing into a permanent role with Capgemini

Two programmes: Technology or Management Consulting

Become a Capgemini Apprentice!


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Become a Capgemini Apprentice!

You can apply to become a Capgemini Apprentice here:

www.uk.capgemini.com/careers/your-career-path/apprentices

Take control of your future today!

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