What is the Source of Smart City Value?

Ανθόπουλος, Λεωνίδας; Fitsilis, Panos; Ziozias, Christos

doi:10.4018/ijegr.2016040104

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“…Smart urbanisation provides not only added value to firms in the form of social capital as an internal adhesive for the creation of the organisational culture or an external relationship agent, but also affect the development of the products and services, raising the quality, focusing on the societal needs, and increasing employability and the growth of incomes (e.g. lower energy costs) of society and companies (Anthopoulos, Fitsilis & Ziozias, 2016).…”

Section: Data Processing and Research Findingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Uncovering the digital “x” phenomena in the IS field: A text analysis approach

Rodríguez

Piccoli

2018

Digital Transformation – Meeting the Challenges

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Bled eConference, organized by University of Maribor, Faculty of Organizational Sciences, has been shaping electronic interactions since 1988. Bled eConference is the oldest, most traditional and well renowned conference in the field with more than 30 years of tradition. The theme of this year's conference is dedicated to "Digital Transformation -Meeting the Challenges".The evolution of digital technologies and solutions has significantly impacted the way in which business is conducted and have big implications on our lives. Nowadays digital economy calls for transformation of businesses, governments, education and societies as whole. It also calls for enabling policies and politics for cross border and global digital business.In this year's conference, we address various aspects of digital transformation and provide directions and guidelines for organizations to meet and overcome these challenges on their way towards successful digital transformation. Themes covered in the papers of these proceedings are focused on: digital transformation; business model innovation; blockchain and social media; big data, data science, and decision support systems; ehealth, digital wellness and wellbeing; new applications and organizational models; and novel approaches and cases in education in digital economy.

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Section: Data Processing and Research Findingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Uncovering the digital “x” phenomena in the IS field: A text analysis approach

Rodríguez

Piccoli

2018

Digital Transformation – Meeting the Challenges

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“…Extended version of business model canvas [80][81][82][83] Business model canvas [82,83] Service-dominant business model radar [11] Expanded business model matrix [35,[84][85][86] Other [54,87,88] The most cited document from papers in literature collection #2 is the standard for business model generation, which presents five business model patterns, including the multi-sided platforms. Multi-sided platforms bring together two or more interdependent groups of customers and are of value to one group of customers only if the other groups of customers are also present [13].…”

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Carpooling Platforms as Smart City Projects: A Bibliometric Analysis and Systematic Literature Review

Ανθόπουλος

Tzimos

2021

Sustainability

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Carpooling schemes for mutual cost benefits between the driver and the passengers has a long history. However, the convenience of driving alone, the increasing level of car ownership, and the difficulties in finding travelers with matching timing and routes keep car occupancy low. Technology is a key enabler of online platforms which facilitate the ride matching process and lead to an increase in carpooling services. Smart carpooling services may be an alternative and enrichment for mobility, which can help smart cities (SCs) reduce traffic congestion and gas emissions but require the appropriate architecture to support connection with the city infrastructure such as high-occupancy vehicle lanes, parking space, tolls, and the public transportation services. To better understand the evolution of carpooling platforms in SCs, bibliometric analysis of three separate specialized literature collections, combined with a systematic literature review, is performed. It is identified that smart carpooling platforms could generate additional value for participants and SCs. To deliver this value to an SC, a multi-sided platform business model is proposed, suitable for a carpooling service provider with multiple customer segments and partners. Finally, after examining the SC structure, a carpooling platform architecture is presented, which interconnects with the applicable smart city layers.

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“…Authors and Year Development of a specific framework for the analysis of business models in smart cities [20][21][22][23][24][25][26] Prospective discussion of possible business models that will operate in smart cities [8,[17][18][19][27][28][29][30][31][32][33] Analysis of existing project business models applicable to smart cities [34][35][36][37][38][39][40] 2.1.…”

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Business model analysis of public services operating in the smart city ecosystem: The case of SmartSantander

Díaz-Díaz

Muñoz

Pérez-González

2017

Future Generation Computer Systems

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As the deployment of Internet of Things and other enabling technologies is still in an initial phase worldwide, few research studies have addressed the associated business models. This paper aims to fill this gap. The main objective of this research is to gain a deeper knowledge about practical business models matching into a real-life smart city ecosystem. Hence, a benchmarking of eight urban services provided in the city of Santander has been carried out: waste management; water supply; traffic management; street lighting; augmented reality and tourism; incidences management, parks and gardens and citizen participation. Among the main results of our study, we highlight that those public services properly managed embedding IoT technology convey cost reductions in the long term. There is also a reduction in energy consumption and environmental impact with the consequent social impact. It should also be highlighted that most data are managed with the same platform. Last but not least, an emerging ecosystem of incentivized citizens has been proved to be arising.

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What is the Source of Smart City Value?

Cited by 22 publications

References 33 publications

Uncovering the digital “x” phenomena in the IS field: A text analysis approach

Uncovering the digital “x” phenomena in the IS field: A text analysis approach

Carpooling Platforms as Smart City Projects: A Bibliometric Analysis and Systematic Literature Review

Business model analysis of public services operating in the smart city ecosystem: The case of SmartSantander

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