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An Open Platform for Smart City Management

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Architecture tends to consume everything else it has become one's entire life.- Shoko mugikura -

Urban Management became more diverse and challenging over the years.

Information & Communication Technologies (ICT) Solutions are playing an important role in making cities smarter and improving the quality of our lives.

Several questions arise regarding ICT-based Urban Initiatives:
Are they financially feasible?

Furthermore, are they crafted to align with both international standards and local values?

Atrinet’s solutions and cutting-edge technologies fit perfectly as an affordable city management platform, due to its Flexible & Scalable properties, using Open APIs, and Multi-Vendor, Multi-Technology abilities.

This work suggests a holistic model for designing an Integrative, Multidisciplinary, and Open ICT Platform for city management.

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Rafael Khazani
System Engineer @ Atrinet
Rafael.khazani@atrinet.com

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