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Smart Cities: An Overview (Pre-Conference Webinar 1)

Via Cisco Webex

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Event Description

Join us for a pre-Summit telepresence featuring noted smart city experts Gordon Feller and Boyd Cohen. No conference-registration purchase is necessary to attend this free webinar, hosted by Cisco Webex. To join, register on this page and you will be given a link. 

About the Content:

This session is designed to give Gigabit City Summit attendees an overview of the hot topic of “smart cities” and how the templates for building smart cities are quickly expanding. In North America, cities are starting to join a conversation that has been going on in Europe, South America, and Asia for some time. There are many different models, ranking systems and ideas to coordinate the spread of information. To name just a few:  the Intelligent Community Forum, Boyd Cohen’s Smart City Wheel/Rankings, Smart City Expo, Legible Cities, Living Labs, Cisco, IBM, National League of Cities, US Mayors Conference… and many others. This session won’t cover all of them but will give attendees a good frame of reference for this exciting movement in the U.S. and abroad. 

About the Presenters:

Boyd Cohen, Ph.D., LEED AP, is an urban and climate strategist helping to lead communities, cities and companies on the journey towards the low carbon economy. Boyd is a writer, researcher, professor, consultant and entrepreneur with a focus on climate capitalism and resilient cities. He is creator of the Smart Cities Wheel, a framework for considering the key components of what makes a city smart.


Gordon Feller is a Director at Cisco Systems' headquarters in Silicon Valley. Feller is also Co-founder/Convenor of Meeting of the Minds, an annual leadership summit organized since 2007 by Urban Age Institute (UAI). Feller advises leaders on how advanced technologies enable leaders to solve complex problems — with a special focus on developing practical and forward-looking solutions where economics, technology, and sustainability intersect.




Wednesday, November 5th, 201412:30 pm –  2:00 pm