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- Introduction
- Overview
- Missions
- Research focus
- Structure of the talk
- Major challenges of society
- Exponentially changing environment
- Specific challenges for our territories
- The ultimate goal
- What is a smart city?
- Many labels yet not a single, acceptable definition
- A broad definition
- Our definition
- Six dimensions
- Key information
- A multidisciplinary approach
- Examples and cases
- International examples (1)
- Montreal
- Columbus
- Smart Columbus - vision
- Smart mobility priorities
- Columbus - key factors
- Our smart city barometer
- Research objective
- Sample - respondents
- Perception - do you feel concerned?
- Perception - six dimensions
- Perception - top three priorities
- Implementation - difficulty
- Implementation - barriers
- Implementation - stakeholders (1)
- Implementation - stakeholders (2)
- Conclusion (1)
- Conclusion (2)
- Thank you
- References (1)
- References (2)
- References (3)
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Topics Covered
- Major Challenges of Society
- Six Dimensions
- Montreal
- Columbus
- Our Smart City Barometer
- Perception
- Implementation
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Crutzen, N. (2022, October 30). Smart cities, smart territories - what does it mean? [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 14, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/MMPD3557.Export Citation (RIS)
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0:00
Hello, welcome to this talk.
My name is Nathalie Crutzen.
I am Professor of
strategy, performance,
and sustainability at HEC Liege,
which is the Management
School of the
University of Liege in Belgium.
I am also the founder of the
Smart City Institute there.
My talk is about smart cities
and smart territories.
Adopting a strategic
and managerial angle,
I will tackle key challenges,
discuss definitions,
as well as share with
you some considerations to
accelerate the transition.
Concrete examples
will be presented to
illustrate the talk
as much possible.
0:44
Before, a few words about
the Smart City Institute.
The Smart City Institute is
an academic institute aiming at
accelerating the
transition towards
more sustainable and
smarter territories.
1:00
We have four main missions.
We do research, we do
teaching and training,
we support innovation,
and we try to
create awareness
around smart cities.
1:15
We have an original focus on
the management of the
transition towards
smarter and more
sustainable territories
and cities with research,
for example, on
strategy and policy,
governance and
stakeholder dynamics,
new public management,
performance management,
control, monitoring,
impact assessment, as well
as entrepreneurship and
new business models.
For doing this, we have a
multidisciplinary team of
scientific and
applied researchers
using qualitative and
quantitative methodology.