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The CONCERTO Augmented Reality App

Posted on: 22 October 2013
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The APP shows you the way to energy efficiency measures and renewable energy solutions. Create energy efficient buildings and even an urban neighbourhood in an interactive 3D environment! Your goal is to decrease the red CO2 bar as you install innovative technology in the 3D environment. CONCERTO is a European Commission initiative which aims to demonstrate that the energy-optimisation of districts and communities as a whole is more cost-effective than optimising each building individually, if all relevant stakeholders work together and integrate different energy-technologies in a smart way.

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Strategic opportunity analysis of the global smart city market

Posted on: 21 October 2013
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This presentation highlights examples of projects, companies and technologies that will change the global smart city space in the next decade and provides critical insight on market size, business models, funding mechanisms and stakeholder analysis.

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Smart cities vocabulary

Posted on: 18 October 2013
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A draft framework (Publicly Available Standard PAS 180) has been prepared by the British Standards Group, commissioned by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BSI). It aims to develop a standard for smart cities, and comes in two parts: ‘smart cities framework’, and ‘smart cities vocabulary’. The public consultation period for the second part of the standard (specification of vocabulary) will close on 28 October 2013. Register for free to review and comment on the draft.

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Smart City Framework: A systematic process for enabling smart+connected communities

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This paper aims to define a framework designed to move the Smart City debate from merely an academic or esoteric discussion to a call for action. This paper proposes a possible framework for how we can begin to define and assess Smart City initiatives and, in the process, capture information consistently and comprehensively.

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2013 Digital Tourism Brand Index

Posted on: 14 October 2013
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This report investigates the use of digital marketing by the European tourism sector, and benchmarks best practice. It takes an in-depth look at how the European National Tourism Organisations are using digital; from strategy to content marketing and distribution.

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The Digital Tourism Think Tank

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The Digital Tourism Think Tank is the name given to this initiative which aims at providing thought leadership to the tourism industry in digital marketing best practice.

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Social media marketing for global destinations in the meetings and conventions industry

Posted on: 20 September 2013
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Marketing Challenges International has released a white paper that outlines the social media marketing landscape for global destinations in the meetings and conventions industry. Digital and social media are now complementing and, in some cases, replacing traditional marketing strategies due to cost-effectiveness, expansive reach, and the ability to target specific audiences based on preference.

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Social Media and Events Report 2013

Posted on: 20 September 2013
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Amiando, Europe‘s leading tool for online event registration and ticketing, once again this year took on the challenge of determining how event organizers use social media as marketing instruments, identifying the latest trends and investigating what problems have emerged. A comparison with the results from last year‘s reports is especially interesting, as it highlights several key shifts. This report provides numerous useful tips on how social media can be applied even more effectively to marketing events.

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An interactive ITS handbook for planning large events

Posted on: 13 August 2013
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The handbook facilitates the selection and implementation of intelligent transport systems (ITS) solutions to support mobility strategies of large events. It includes a section describing large events, a section on ITS applications, including proven tools and recently deployed demonstrations, and an interactive decision support system, guiding you to a prioritized set of tools for your event. References to ITS suppliers are also included. The Handbook is the result of STADIUM, a broader project co-financed by the European Commission (DG Research and Innovation) designed to promote the optimisation of transport systems, both public and private, around large events using ITS technology while taking all potential users and concerned people into consideration.

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Smart buildings: people and performance

Posted on: 10 July 2013
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Building management systems now have the capability to learn and even anticipate their occupants’ needs, according to a new from the Royal Academy of Engineering. The report highlights both the opportunities and the risks associated with these advances in smart technologies. By 2020, there will be an estimated 50 billion networked appliances and sensors worldwide, constituting a vast global network of data-generating devices such as sensors and their URLs, known collectively as the ‘internet of things’. These sensors enable building management systems to respond to their occupants’ needs and preferences for light, temperature settings and other services. They can help to save energy and other resources by switching devices off when they are not in use. The report argues that  it is vital that buildings can evolve and adapt to accommodate their users and allow them control over their environment. Architects and engineers need to anticipate the needs of users, consulting with them at the start of the design process.

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