Todays’ cities and regions have already stepped into the era of digitalization. The experience of
the leading countries of the Fifth Industrial Revolution shows that intelligent machines, neural networks,
artificial intelligence develop when there is an innovation-friendly environment and talent, when
ecosystems are built for smart future cities with e-governments, intelligent transport systems, smart
homes and open comfortable public spaces, convenient online services, electronic voting systems and
active public participation in the form of the information society. And digitalization creates a lot of new business opportunities, for networking not only People, but also Things.
But will the digitalization process only favor the interests of technology, business and government
- or will it be an open and understandable process, regulated by numerous stakeholders? And how can we make use of Big Data, digital technologies for economic growth, without harming nature and for the benefit of the inhabitants of cities and regions?
Organizers: VASAB Committee on Spatial Planning and Development of the Baltic Sea Region, Council of the Baltic Sea States, Committee on IT and Communications of St. Petersburg, Pixel Networks Ltd, ICSER Leontief Centre
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Kotov Anatoliy, Government of St. Petersburg. Special representative of the Governor of St. Petersburg on economic development
Smart St. Petersburg
Knyaginin Vladimir, Center for Strategic Research. Vice-president
Digitalization at the State and Regional Levels
Blomqvist Tero, The City of Tampere. Program Director of Smart Tampere
Smart Tampere - Building the Smart City Ecosystem
Andres Huul, Development Centre of Laane County. Director
Estonian network of regional development centres. E-identity and E-residency
Schultz Olov, Swedish National Board of Housing and Planning. Executive Advisor for International Co-operation
Smart Stockholm
Danilin Alexander, Microsoft. | PS Russia Industry Solution Executive and CityNext Lead
Smart Cities and Regions. Technologies, Scenarios and Projects of Digital Transformation
Oding Nina, ICSER Leontief Centre. Head of Research Department
Prerequisites and Prospects for Digitalization in the Regions of Russia
Minov Alexander, JSC "National Research Institute of Technology and Communications". General Director
Suleymanov Tair, Limited Liability Company Dentons Europe. Senior associate
Public-private partnership - an effective format for the development of smart cities infrastructure
Semenova Anna, Economy, Management and Environmental Study Institute, Siberian Federal University. Dean of the Correspondence Faculty of Economics, Associate Professor of the Department of Socio-Economic Planning
Smart City of Krasnoyarsk - Digital Economy Development Trends
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