CITY OF MOSCOW

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT

Moscow – InfoCity. Introduction.Andrey Belozerov

MOSCOW – breaking stereotypes

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Moscow –

beautiful, modern, friendly city!

SOME FIGURES

Moscow London Los-Angeles Tokio

Territory (sq.km) 1 091 1 572 1302 2 188

Population 11 514 300 7 825 177 3 863 086 13 163 332

Amount ofmetro station

182 270 70 282

Average salary (USD per hour)

13,75 14,7 19,86 26,17

Unemployment, %

1,7 8,6 13,4 4,9

Birth rate (per 1000 people)

11 17 14 8

Our dreams

Moscow

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In world top 3

by ICT-

infrastructure

Effective,

transparent,

people driven

government

High quality of

life (higher

speed, lower

cost)

Digitized dreams

2011 2016

Broadband Access at the speed more than 10Mbps

15% 65%

4G coverage 60%(incl. Wi-Max)

95%(“real” 4G)

State/municipal services in electronic form

3% 100%

PC for schoolchildren 8,6 20

Automatized monitoring and management of municipal facilities and infrastructure

15% 70%

% of city territory under CCTV

40% 75%

How we’re going to achieve the aims

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Quality of life

Hi-level

infrastructure

Efficient

government

Improving city

inhabitants

quality of life and

facilitating business

conduct

Building public

information-and-

communication

environment

Creation of the

Intelligent City

Management System

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Round tables program for Cebit

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Electronic municipal services

Universal electronic card

Moscow – safe city (CCTV for city security purposes)

Web 3.0 on the Moscow official web-space example

Hot to participate in InfoCity Program (for international IT-

investors)

What we’d like to discuss with you

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Are we on the right way?

What the largest world city do in the same fields?

What new technologies and solutions will be used tomorrow for

the large cities informatization

Lets go deeper…