Technology roadmap for building a smart city: An exploring study on methodology

Lu, Hsi‐Peng; Chen, Chiao-Shan; Yu, Hueiju

doi:10.1016/j.future.2019.03.014

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“…It was then that the progressive part of humanity for the first time realized that the future was behind the development of the IT sector in the researches of Brilhante, O., & Klaas, J. [2], Lu, H. P., Chen, C. S., & Yu, H. [7].…”

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Smart city: The case study of Saint-Peterburg 2019

Vuković¹,

Rzhavtsev²,

Shmyrev³

2019

International Review

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This paper investigates the problems of implementing the concept of a "smart city" as a strategic direction in the development of modern cities. The authors explore the relevance of the concept of "smart city" in modern cities on case study of Saint-Petersburg. The methods applied in the research were analysis and synthesis of modern theory of smart cities, interviews of more than 107 people living in the different part of the city Saint-Petersburg, which was used in conduction with modern smart city theory. The findings of current research discovered the high level of people interest to greening of smart cities and more active using green technologies in the development of smart cities.

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confidence: 99%

Smart city: The case study of Saint-Peterburg 2019

Vuković¹,

Rzhavtsev²,

Shmyrev³

2019

International Review

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“…Identification of key technologies, key technologies in the context of creating "smart products" and analysis of "smart cities" technologies (Schulmeyer, 1986;Yu et al, 2019;Lu et al, 2019;Romanski and Daim, 2019;Lai et al, 2019;Cresto et al, 2019;Dede et al, 2019);…”

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Technology Development Roadmaps: A Bibliometric Analysis of Scientific Literature

Winkowski¹

2020

ERSJ

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Purpose: The purpose of this article was to identify research sub-areas and to investigate methodological deficiencies in technology development roadmaps. Design/Methodology/Approach: For achieving the objective of this study, a critical analysis of literature and bibliometric analysis was carried out, through the analysis of 2610 relevant Scopus-indexed documents. The time frame of the analyzed period covered the years 1984-2019. On these grounds, a bibliometric map was developed using the VOS mapping techniquevisualization of similarities. Findings: The analysis of interrelated key terms made it possible to identify clusters as research sub-areas related to the subject of technology roadmaps. The names of clusters were proposed, which made it possible to identify research sub-areas and main research issues, in which the authors of the publications used technology development roadmaps. The main areas in which technology development roadmaps are used include among others: estimating the potential environmental impact of technology change and anticipating its effects, determining the future of technological progress in companies, at various levels of government agencies and other organizations or designing directions of technology development in the context of sustainable development. Practical implications: This issue is important not only in the theoretical aspect, but also to increase the awareness of companies to help further improve strategic management related to technology management. Originality/Value: It was proposed to develop a methodology for the designing of technology development roadmaps, which will allow for a comprehensive look at the analyzed problem and will enable to determine the directions of technology development in a comprehensive way.

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“…Academia has always played an important role in this discussion by conducting research that defines core concepts [3], reports case studies [4], and offers frameworks [5], thereby informing coordinated research endeavors. Additionally, several research streams specifically investigate the role of technology and how it can serve as a driver or enabler for the creation of smart cities [6][7][8].…”

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Blockchain as a Driver for Smart City Development: Application Fields and a Comprehensive Research Agenda

2020

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The term “Smart City” denotes a comprehensive concept to alleviate pending problems of modern urban areas which have developed into an important work field for practitioners and scholars alike. However, the question remains as to how cities can become “smart”. The application of information technology is generally considered a key driver in the “smartization” of cities. Detailed frameworks and procedures are therefore needed to guide, operationalize, and measure the implementation process as well as the impact of the respective technologies. In this paper, we discuss blockchain technology, a novel driver of technological transformation that comprises a multitude of underlying technologies and protocols, and its potential impact on smart cities. We specifically address the question of how blockchain technology may benefit the development of urban areas. Based on a comprehensive literature review, we present a framework and research propositions. We identify nine application fields of blockchain technology in the smartization of cities: (1) healthcare, (2) logistics and supply chains, (3) mobility, (4) energy, (5) administration and services, (6) e-voting, (7) factory, (8) home and (9) education. We discuss current developments in these fields, illustrate how they are affected by blockchain technology and derive propositions to guide future research endeavors.

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Technology roadmap for building a smart city: An exploring study on methodology

Cited by 66 publications

References 30 publications

Smart city: The case study of Saint-Peterburg 2019

Smart city: The case study of Saint-Peterburg 2019

Technology Development Roadmaps: A Bibliometric Analysis of Scientific Literature

Blockchain as a Driver for Smart City Development: Application Fields and a Comprehensive Research Agenda

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