Around 58% of the world’s population would have migrated to the urbanized locations by the same time, all owing to rapid transformation of presently-known cities into vast economic hubs. The net estimated urban population of 4.6 billion when visualized in the backdrop of Internet of Things (IoT), develops a space for imagining unbound possibilities. Every one of those possibilities shall contribute to build the picture of a smart city.
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A smart city can be considered as a single unit, each of whose components (plus sub-components) are synchronized over a common channel for interconnected operability. According to recent estimates made by Frost & Sullivan, near about 26 major smart cities shall emerge across the globe by 2025.
A structural approach to development parameters of a smart city outlines eight basic segments – energy, healthcare, mobility, technology, buildings, infrastructure, governance and citizens. All development activities in these fields should aim at incorporating smart solutions for mutual success. One, without the other, would not be able to provide the desired throughput.
Operational flow in smart city infrastructure industry
There exists a structural flow when it comes to the functioning of a company in smart city infrastructure industry. At the base of this pyramid, a survey committee takes into account each functional element of organization under context. Formulae are built to support the economic scenario envisioned by them. Accordingly, a master plan comes into existence after rigorous amendments to original format.0020
Next up, is the task of developing a digital design as per organizational standards for convenience of reference and optimization of resources. Once the design takes shape, the company delivers infrastructure-as-a-service for smart city. Included in the service strategy are provisions for software support, data management, and consistent improvement of delivered ICT infrastructure.
Smart city infrastructure industry: Chinese scenario
In the Chinese environment, industry players can actually harvest benefits of slug in their economy in recent past. The ‘not-so-successful’ smart city modules in certain developed countries, left a learning opportunity for Chinese players in smart city infrastructure segment. Industry majors in this region identify government and society stakeholders at par with those in the market. This is because government funding remains the primary source throughout the action plan.
Ningbo, for instance, was decided to be developed into a smart city by its municipal government. A year later an action plan was setup for the next five years for a speeding up the process. An investment of 7320.10 million RMB was solely dedicated to smart infrastructure construction projects during the “12th five-year plan” period. Over time, investment agencies and telecom operators joined in the project, yet government sources remained dominant.
Companies providing telecom services, facilities, and technologies expanded their businesses with new vigor. They focus their development strategies, not just to improve, but to maintain their position in the industry. The significant impact of a strong ICT infrastructure has been discussed further in a report added by Prof Research on “2015 Smart City Infrastructure Industry Report - Global and Chinese Market.” Key growth drivers and inhibitors that influence market size have been listed to outline the opportunity segments. Prospective investors need to realize profitable areas that prevail in the industry.
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A smart city can be considered as a single unit, each of whose components (plus sub-components) are synchronized over a common channel for interconnected operability. According to recent estimates made by Frost & Sullivan, near about 26 major smart cities shall emerge across the globe by 2025.
A structural approach to development parameters of a smart city outlines eight basic segments – energy, healthcare, mobility, technology, buildings, infrastructure, governance and citizens. All development activities in these fields should aim at incorporating smart solutions for mutual success. One, without the other, would not be able to provide the desired throughput.
Operational flow in smart city infrastructure industry
There exists a structural flow when it comes to the functioning of a company in smart city infrastructure industry. At the base of this pyramid, a survey committee takes into account each functional element of organization under context. Formulae are built to support the economic scenario envisioned by them. Accordingly, a master plan comes into existence after rigorous amendments to original format.0020
Next up, is the task of developing a digital design as per organizational standards for convenience of reference and optimization of resources. Once the design takes shape, the company delivers infrastructure-as-a-service for smart city. Included in the service strategy are provisions for software support, data management, and consistent improvement of delivered ICT infrastructure.
Smart city infrastructure industry: Chinese scenario
In the Chinese environment, industry players can actually harvest benefits of slug in their economy in recent past. The ‘not-so-successful’ smart city modules in certain developed countries, left a learning opportunity for Chinese players in smart city infrastructure segment. Industry majors in this region identify government and society stakeholders at par with those in the market. This is because government funding remains the primary source throughout the action plan.
Ningbo, for instance, was decided to be developed into a smart city by its municipal government. A year later an action plan was setup for the next five years for a speeding up the process. An investment of 7320.10 million RMB was solely dedicated to smart infrastructure construction projects during the “12th five-year plan” period. Over time, investment agencies and telecom operators joined in the project, yet government sources remained dominant.
Companies providing telecom services, facilities, and technologies expanded their businesses with new vigor. They focus their development strategies, not just to improve, but to maintain their position in the industry. The significant impact of a strong ICT infrastructure has been discussed further in a report added by Prof Research on “2015 Smart City Infrastructure Industry Report - Global and Chinese Market.” Key growth drivers and inhibitors that influence market size have been listed to outline the opportunity segments. Prospective investors need to realize profitable areas that prevail in the industry.
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