glen koskela in the oulu smart city seminar on tue 5th may, 2015

Social Innovation for Smart City

Glen Koskela 5.5.2015CTO and Head of New Business Development Oulu Smart City SeminarFujitsu Nordic

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About Fujitsu

Headquarters:Established:

Tokyo, Japan 1935

Employees: Countries:

162,000 >100

Net Sales:

US$ 46.2B

R&D Expenditure:

US$ 2.2B

Human Centric IntelligentSociety

Fujitsu wants use the power of ICT tobuilda safer, more prosperous society, whereknowledge is continually harnessed andpeople are empowered to innovate. Thisis our vision for a sustainable future.


… centered on people.

A Future Built Around People

A hyperconnected worldPeople, things, information, processes are increasinglyconnected to networks, creating new value and giving bigimpact to the future.

Co-create shared value over digitalinterfaces to deliver greater value…


Aligning Our Business Activities To CommonGood

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Social infrastructure innovation Life innovation


Aizu Wakamatsu(Japan)

With A*STAR(Agency for Science, Technology and Research)

Saudi Arabia and Thailand

Creation of an urbandevelopment and transportation

solution using analytics andcomputational social sciences

Development of an eco-friendlyindustrial city model using

environmental monitoring andmanagement (air and water)

Smart infrastructureand addressing regional

challenges

With MODON(Saudi Industrial Property Authority )

With Aizu Wakamatsu City

Singapore

Smart Cities and Smart Communities

Participating in smart city projects throughout the world


Modernizing Food and Agriculture

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New agricultural production modelSafe and secure food value chain


Global view of Public Sector Value Creation

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Government spending as % of GDP and Government Effectiveness (2011)

Source: World Bank Worldwide Governance Indicators and IMF World Economic Outlook Database

= Today we solve toomany problems with taxes


n Best practice sharing and co-creation of new innovationsn Field Innovation - Lean consultancyn Scrutinizing the entire service chain

n Increasing the efficiency of our customers’ key processes

LeanMyCity

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Lean focuses the attention on that which brings true value to the customer,that is, the user of the services. Everything else is waste.


No Strategy Is Better Than the Implementation

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From training grounds to City SDK Platforms

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Failure to tackle a change?Project after project proves majorbenefits but we do not see themmoving into full deployment.

Smart city projectsin Finland

People focused

High scale

Specialized, low cost

Digital ecosystem

Innovation needs economicmechanisms, concrete

market facingcommercialization.


Digitalization of a City Infrastructure

All objects of the built environment have a digital identification, status information andobservation data transmits to city administration and is made available for any service provider.

Services can be modeled, processed and mixed according to the needs of users. Users participate inproducing open and transparent information. Openness enhances cooperation and competition, transparencyimproves cost-effectiveness.

Smart tourism

Parks

Smart streets

Location

Smart parking

Services

Safety

Open data

Smart city hall

Infodisplays

Smart traffic

Smart cycling Kuljetuslaatu

Air quality

Traffic jams

Smart lightning

Water leakage/dampness

Waste disposal

Water quality

Energy consumption

Noisemaps

Public transportation

Accidents

Emergency vehiclesDigital identities Sensors/Actuators


National landuse

Genomeanalysis

Transportationsystems

Resourcemanagement

Advancedagriculture

Disaster-resilient cities

Human Centric Intelligent Society

Installed technological potential guided towards sustainability worldwide

Socialinnovation forSmart City