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Technological innovations are transforming our cities and infrastructure. But the promise of smart cities and infrastructure is leaving many confused, overwhelmed, or disillusioned. There is a better way. Global Lead, Smart Cities Rick Huijbregts highlights the City of Markham, Ontario as an example of how a people-centered and intelligent approach can harness the power of advanced digital technologies to create resilience and future-readiness.
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"headline": "Planning a Smart City or Infrastructure? Don’t Start with Technology",
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