Multi-stakeholder co-creation Analysis in Smart city Management: An Experience from Bandung, Indonesia

Mayangsari, Lidia; Novani, Santi

doi:10.1016/j.promfg.2015.11.046

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“…A significant challenge faced by Smart Cities is to efficiently articulate the relationship between these stakeholders and the city management [29]. Four key roles for stakeholders were identified in [40], namely: enablers, providers, utilisers and users. Enablers create a vision, allocate resources, provide strategic leadership, and promote networking.…”

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“…City managers and government should provide easy accessibility and interactions for users such as developers and citizens to open datasets [34] since this should help these users to understand the datasets and to identify ways toward sustainable open data systems. An analysis of the definitions taken from [40] for each role was used to classify each stakeholder type according to the most relevant role. This analysis resulted in the initial list of 58 stakeholder types being reduced to 30 common types (T1 to T30) across the 15 studies and the four stakeholder roles (available on request).…”

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“…For example company types such as private, public, firms and SMEs were combined into one type. Two stakeholder types (city mayor and think tanks/incubators) were not identified in the studies in Table 3 but were added to the final list based on the argument of [40] that they are equally important stakeholders. Citizens as stakeholders were reported in 11 of the 15 studies, making this the most popular type reported.…”

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Using Theories to Design a Value Alignment Model for Smart City Initiatives

Hoogen¹,

Scholtz²,

Calitz³

2020

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Smart city initiatives are widely becoming part of the world agenda to address crises and to identify new initiatives for countries to manage resources while providing better living conditions for all citizens. The purpose of this study was to design a model to support the alignment of value in Smart City initiatives. To address this purpose, a systematic literature review (SLR) was conducted to find what Smart City initiatives have been addressed in empirical studies, and what dimensions and factors are linked to these initiatives. The SLR also identified the stakeholders in a Smart City, and what their roles should be linked to these initiatives. Six theories were identified and used to undergird the researcher's understanding of the domains of Smart Cities, value and alignment. The concepts from these theories were then used with the SLR findings to design a conceptual model for Smart City initiatives. The proposed Value Alignment Smart City Model (VASC) can be used to plan or assess Smart City initiatives. The main contribution is the alignment of value amongst stakeholders to support the success of such initiatives. Further research is required to investigate adopting the model and empirically evaluate it.

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Using Theories to Design a Value Alignment Model for Smart City Initiatives

Hoogen¹,

Scholtz²,

Calitz³

2020

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…It may be more effective for government departments to break down data barriers and reduce information islands than invest in money and technology. The cooperation and multiple roles are essential, and Table 1 shows the stakeholders' value co-creation roles of smart city [6]. Increase profitability and skill in the field, gain symbiotic mutualism collaboration with the city representative.…”

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The Development Status and Focus Issues of Smart City

Yan¹,

Fang²,

Gao³

2018

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Abstract. Smart City has long been regarded as a concept with vague connotation. This is not because it's a pseudo-proposition, but that it involves so many aspects that the academic community has not yet reached an agreement in terms of what smart city is and how to develop it. On the basis of analyzing the participants, typical cases and basic technical elements of smart city, this paper presents the fundamental concern of smart city-its citizens, hoping it could provide references for future researchers on this subject.

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“…Bandung Smart City can be defined as the city of Bandung built and developed and managed by using Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to connect the monitor and control various existing resources more effectively and efficiently to maximize services to citizens as well as to support the development of sustainable development [4]. Related to the development of Bandung smart city is part of the vision and mission of the Mayor of Bandung that later will be reached Bandung as a city of MARTABAT (slogan of Bandung city).…”

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The Implementation of Bandung Smart City to Improving the Welfare of its Citizens

Akbar¹,

Sutrisno²

2017

Proceedings of the Unhas International Conference on Social and Political Science (UICoSP 2017)

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Abstract-This research aims to identify and perform critical analysis of implementation the concept of the Smart City based on 6 large indicator namely Smart People, Smart Economy, Smart Environment, Smart Government, Smart Living and Smart Mobility. While the special targets to be achieved is mapped institutions and actors in the dialectic of the implementation of the Smart City follows the interaction with its cultural and social environment which then increase the welfare of the citizens. The study was conducted on the Government of the city of Bandung which in recent years has been implementing the concept of smart city in the management of the continent. Therefore, this research carried out to obtain a comprehensive description and analyses how far the city of Bandung realize the concept of Smart City based on the indicators above. Research was done using qualitative methods analytically, with deep and comprehensive analysis of the object that is examined and perform analysis of the facts and the data obtained. Data collection is done by observation, in-depth interviews and literature study. The concept of Smart City closely related with the use of information technology (ICTs) as medium broker with government citizens and disciplinary strategy citizen of the city. In addition human aspects also become very important because the final destination of Smart City is to improve the welfare of the citizens of the city. Therefore the existence of Smart City should be able to increase the active participation of the citizens in the various development program (active citizen).

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Multi-stakeholder co-creation Analysis in Smart city Management: An Experience from Bandung, Indonesia

Cited by 66 publications

References 17 publications

Using Theories to Design a Value Alignment Model for Smart City Initiatives

Using Theories to Design a Value Alignment Model for Smart City Initiatives

The Development Status and Focus Issues of Smart City

The Implementation of Bandung Smart City to Improving the Welfare of its Citizens

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