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    Tom Heath, head of research, Open Data Institute, speaking at Arup offices, on 20 April, 2015, as part of ODI Futures: How to scale open smart cities: data, networks, culture. Bringing together people from across the public, private and academic sectors, the event explored how we can design, share, collaborate and use information to create better cities that put people, rather than technology, first. Watch the event session videos -bit.ly/odifutures_sc_video ODI & Smart Cities: theodi.org/smart-cities More ODI content Videos: bit.ly/odi_vimeo Photos: bit.ly/odi_flickr Audio: bit.ly/odi_soundcloud Presentations: bit.ly/odi_scribd Tweets: bit.ly/odi_tweets Our website: theodi.org

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    Tom Heath, head of research, Open Data Institute, speaking at Arup offices, on 20 April, 2015, as part of ODI Futures: How to scale open smart cities: data, networks, culture. Bringing together people from across the public, private and academic sectors, the event explored how we can design, share, collaborate and use information to create better cities that put people, rather than technology, first. Watch the event session videos -bit.ly/odifutures_sc_video ODI & Smart Cities: theodi.org/smart-cities More ODI content Videos: bit.ly/odi_vimeo Photos: bit.ly/odi_flickr Audio: bit.ly/odi_soundcloud Presentations: bit.ly/odi_scribd Tweets: bit.ly/odi_tweets Our website: theodi.org

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    Tom Heath, head of research, Open Data Institute, speaking at Arup offices, on 20 April, 2015, as part of ODI Futures: How to scale open smart cities: data, networks, culture. Bringing together people from across the public, private and academic sectors, the event explored how we can design, share, collaborate and use information to create better cities that put people, rather than technology, first. Watch the event session videos -bit.ly/odifutures_sc_video ODI & Smart Cities: theodi.org/smart-cities More ODI content Videos: bit.ly/odi_vimeo Photos: bit.ly/odi_flickr Audio: bit.ly/odi_soundcloud Presentations: bit.ly/odi_scribd Tweets: bit.ly/odi_tweets Our website: theodi.org

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    Dr Tom Heath

    Head of Research, Open Data Institute


    @tommyh

    A smart city is an open city

    Open data
    Open standards
    Open infrastructure
    Open culture
    Open for everyone

    People-centred
    outcomes,
    not technology solutions

    What does a smart city


    mean to you?
    Choose one outcome

    What we chose
    Greater agency over our own
    surroundings
    All actors taking their share of
    responsibility
    Optimum connectivity
    (human, physical)

    What we chose
    Humans not HGVs
    Ensuring community spaces
    benefit everyone
    Raising your kids in the area
    you've lived for 15 years

    The technocratic vision


    alone wont get us there
    So what will?

    Your brief for today


    Use your:
    talks
    questions
    discussions
    to help us shape the answer

    http://theodi.org/smart-cities
    @tommyh | tom.heath@theodi.org

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