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Smart+Connected Communities

Amit Malik

Director – Sales

India & SAARC


Aging Hypergrowth

Biggest Demographic Shifts in History

* Encyclopedia of Population * United Nations Population Fund

Elderly (65+ yrs.)

2000 2050

World 6.9% 19.3%USA 12.3% 21.1%China 6.9% 22.7%Canada 12.6% 24.3%Netherlands 13.6% 26.5%S. Korea 7.1% 27.4%Europe 14.7% 29.2%Germany 17.4% 30.4%Sweden 16.4% 31.0%Italy 18.1% 35.9%Japan 17.2% 36.4%

2050 Estimate

million % Growth from 2000

World 9,322.0 54%Lebanon 5.0 43%UAE 3.7 42%Turkey 98.8 48%Tunisia 14.0 48%India 1,658.3 58%Bahrain 1.0 57%Egypt 113.8 67%Morocco 50.3 68%Algeria 51.1 68%Kuwait 4.0 109%Jordan 11.7 138%Nigeria 278.8 145%KSA 59.7 193%Congo 203.5 299%

Shrinking

2050

Estimatemillion % Decline

from 2000

UK 58.9 (0.8%)

Sweden 7.8 (12%)Slovakia 4.8 (12%)Greece 9.2 (13%)Poland 33.3 (13%)Germany 70.8 (14%)Czech Rep. 8.4 (18%)Romania 18.2 (19%)Austria 6.4 (20%)Russia 109.0 (28%)Ukraine 30.0 (40%)

* United Nations Population Fund


Four Megatrends That Will Change The World

“The strategic and economic policies of the 20th century are obsolete, and it is time to

find new ones.”

Economic Power Shifts to Developing

Nations

Population Growth Increasingly

Concentrated in Emerging Countries

Source: Council on Foreign Relations, Jan.- Feb. 2010

Developed Countries’ Labor Forces

Substantially Age

and Decline

World’s Population Becomes

Urbanized

Every city department makes investments independently resulting in:

No sharing of infrastructure costs and IT resources

No sharing of intelligence/information, e.g., video feeds, data from sensors, etc.

Waste and duplication of investment and effort

Difficulty in scaling infrastructure management

Waste management

Pollution/environment

City lighting

Public safety

Parking optimisation

Traffic management

This fragmented approach is inefficient, has limited effectiveness, and is not economical

Cities Have Traditionally Addressed These Issues in Silos


Sustainability Services Delivered by Technology

Protecting the world

for future generations

EnvironmentalSocial

Enhanced quality of life for

citizens

Continuous job and business growth

Economic


One Common Infrastructure

Enabling, Managing, and Operating a Smart+Connected Community

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Benefits for Cities

Lower infrastructure management costs

Greater city attractiveness as a destination for global talent, improving ‘living index’

Immediate access to data, improving decision making and analysis

Uplift in city revenues from services

Benefits for Citizens

Improved quality of life, enhanced living experience, and increased productivity

Greater access to citizen services

Improved citizen safety and security

Reduction in personal carbon footprint and more positive environmental impact

Smart+Connected City Infrastructure Management: Value

Proposition


Within 20 years, a city of 5 million can drive

Source: Connecting Cities: Achieving Sustainability Through Innovation Nicola Villa and Wolfgang Wagener, Cisco IBSG

City

Revenues

+$15B

Energy

Efficiency

+30%

New jobs

375,000

GDP

Growth

9.5%

The Benefits of Smart+Connected Communities


Create jobs, boost key industries,

and attract new businesses

Provide services to enhance citizen

quality of life and social inclusion

Decrease environmental impact

Economic

Social

Environmental

The Sustainability Advantage of Smart+Connected Communities


Crime

Unattractive to business and residents

Slow growth

Budget cuts

Lower investment

Reduce tax base

Decreased services

City Safety Challenges

Robbery

Civil UnrestTerrorism Crisis

Drug TraffickingBurglary


Cost of Crime

Annual cost of crime in the US, including both direct and indirect costs.*

Cisco Safety Solution

Monitors location conditions

Detects incidents early

Responds to incidents effectively

Uncovers criminal trends and patterns

* “The Cost of Crime” by David A. Anderson, Centre College’s Paul G. Blazer Professor of Economics, Foundations and Trends in Microeconomics, Vol. 7: No. 3, published in 2012.

$3.2

trillion


Safety Use Cases

Auto-detect and alert

on incidents

Monitor social media

Enhance communication with field officers

Facilitate citizen reports

Investigate incidents

and suspects

Identify patterns and trends

Monitor conditions


Example Scenario

DetectVideo analytics detects suspicious activity

Face recognition camera identifies person of interest from a black list

Alert triggered

RespondNotify and share event information

Dispatch response team through AVLS, CAD

Track person of interest

Coordinate response

Responders exchange information

Suspect apprehended

Validate & Evaluate Video reviewed to confirm suspicious activity

Event priority assigned and relevant intelligence gathered

Review & Report Audit trail used as evidence

Team debrief

Training example

Operational changes


Urban Traffic Challenges

Accidents Citizen FrustrationCongestion

Pollution Lost Time Wasted Fuel

Poor traffic flow

More road safety issues

Negative environmental

impact

Poor commuting experience


Causes and Costs of Congestion

of traffic congestion is caused by traffic incidents (Source: US FHWA)25%

Congestion in the EU costs

nearly €100 billion or 1% of

EU GDP

annually (Source: 2011 Transport White Paper 'Roadmap to a Single European Transport Area')

AGT and Cisco Traffic Incident

Management Solution

Monitors road conditions

Detects incidents early

Responds to incidents effectively

Uncovers traffic trends and patterns


Traffic Use Cases

Identify congestion and traffic trends

Monitor road conditions

Investigate accidents

Auto-detect and alert

on incidents

Monitor social media

Enhance communication with field officers

Facilitate citizen reports


Amsterdam: Smart Working

Centres

Seoul: Personal Travel

Assistant

NYC: Yankee Stadium

Singapore: EPIC

Cisco on Cisco

Qatar: Gate Building

Smart+Connected Communities Worldwide

Greenfield Cities

China: Chongqing

India: Lavasa

South Korea: Songdo

Abu dhabi: Masdar

Revitalisation

Holyoke

Toronto

San Francisco

Barcelona

Kuwait:

Al Hamra Tower

Colorado: Connected Communities Initiative

Proof of Concepts

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Smart

Garbage Management

City

WiFi

Smart Bus

Station

Smart

Parking

Smart

LightingCity

Surveillance


Changing a City, a Country, the World

Enhanced quality of life for citizens

SocialSustainability

Continuous job & business growth

EconomicSustainability

Protecting the Worldfor future generations

EnvironmentalSustainability

WLAN Controller

MAP1/3

RAP1

MAP1/2

MAP1/1MAP1/4

Fiber BackhaulTermination

5Ghz180m

MAP2/3

RAP2

MAP2/2

MAP2/1

MAP2/4

Fiber BackhaulTermination

• Free Internet Access for first 30 min through high speed Wi-Fi, after 1st 30 min access can be continued for fee• Coverage at Main Arterial Road from Haldiram to DLF, Eco Park, City Center-II• Scalable, resilient and secure architecture• Same Wi-Fi network can be utilized for extending citizen services

10KM

Data Access to Mobile devices

Backhaul Access

Network

5Ghz180m

5Ghz180m

5Ghz180m

5Ghz180m

5Ghz180m

5Ghz180m

5Ghz180m

Fiber OFC

Public Wi-Fi for New Town Main Arterial Road & Eco Park


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