New London Architecture
Improving public services through data sharing
Monday 30 November 2020
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How can London be empowered by better data and what can we do to foster collaboration and data sharing across the public and private sector? In this webinar, we heard about how the Internet of Things (IoT) Framework developed by Sharing Cities and the London Office of Technology and Innovation can enable better collaboration among London Boroughs. Other case studies presented included Arup’s digital neighbourhoods and Bosch’s air quality data.
A panel discussion addressed the role of data in supporting vital services and making the lives of Londoners better, both in the face of Covid-19 as well as in supporting London’s leadership role as a place for innovation.
A panel discussion addressed the role of data in supporting vital services and making the lives of Londoners better, both in the face of Covid-19 as well as in supporting London’s leadership role as a place for innovation.
PROGRAMME
Welcome from Chair
Simon Allison, Senior Inward Investment Manager, London & Partners
IOT framework: enabling better collaboration
Nathan Pierce, Programme Director, Sharing Cities
Digital neighbourhood
Sarah Hayes, Senior Planner, Arup
Sharing air quality data
Lionel Vancon, Product Manager for Air Quality Solutions, Bosch
Panel discussion
Speakers above, plus:
Daniel H. Batts, Business Development Director, Microsoft UK
Daniel H. Batts, Business Development Director, Microsoft UK
Q&A
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