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Almost half of the world's population currently lives in cities, and by 2050 that is
projected to increase to 75%
GROWING INCOME INEQUALITY LACK OF CAPITAL RESOURCE SHORTAGES ROLE OF GOVERNANCE INFRASTRUCTURE DECAY LIFESTYLE CHANGE & VALUE SHIFTS TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
DRIVERS OF CHANGE
Future Challenges Basic Challenges
Income Inequality and Increasing Fragmentation
Social Tension
Migration Issues
Infrastructure Decay
Resource Shortage
1)Intelligent and Integrated Transport Systems
3) Infrastructure Development
2)Alternative Fuels and More Efficient Vehicles
2) Building Efficiency
1) Smart Grid 3) Water Management
4) Energy Management
1) Health Information Exchange
1) Individually Adapted Medicine
1) Consumer Portals
3) Smarter Food and Supply Systems 3) Smarter Food and Supply Systems
1) Smarter Interconnected Systems
1) Smarter Interconnected Systems
2) Big Data Information Systems
1) Smarter Classroom
2) Smart Administration
4) Open Source Education
3) E-Learning
2) Public Safety Monitoring Systems
2) Emergency Management Integration
2) Crime Preventing and Investigation Techniques
1) Standardization and Unification of Services
2)Integrated Delivery Of Services
3)Open Government
New Ways of Social Interaction
24 Hours On-Line
Continued Life Virtualization
Digital Life
At this moment, where we are right now, everything we have or don’t have in our
life right now, is a result of everything we have thought and everything we have
done before this very moment.
THE FUTURE DEPENDS ON WHAT WE DO IN PRESENT
