The issues of big data and smart cities have become increasingly important for managers and those interested in following the tendency of municipalities to meet their citizens with intelligent and efficient solutions in their daily life, taking advantage of what the technology can offer.
Massive data processing and the appropriate cross-referencing of Public Power databases, or even data provided by third parties, can significantly contribute to intelligent and modern management, which presents comprehensive, participatory and effective solutions.
To contribute to the understanding of these themes and disseminate what has been done in this area, several publications are made available for reading.
Project Conclusion Book
Big Data for Sustainable Urban Development
Ciro Biderman | Marcus Mentzingen de Mendonça | Patrícia Alencar Silva Mello
Cláudia Hiromi | Natália Foditsch
Políticas Públicas Orientadas por Dados
Os Caminhos Possíveis para Governos Locais
Pablo Cerdeira | Marcus Mentzingen de Mendonça | Urszula Gabriela Lagowska
Maurício Bousketa | Marcelo Facchina | Hallel Elnir
Caminho para as Smart Cities
Da Gestão Tradicional para a Cidade Inteligente
Maurício Bouskela | Márcia Casseb | Silvia Bassi |
Cristina De Luca | Marcelo Facchina
Smart Cities
Transformação digital de cidades
Maria Alexandra Cunha | Erico Przeybilovicz | Javiera
Fernanda Medina Macaya | Fernando Burgos
Driving New Models of IoT-Facilitated Citizen / User Engagement
Envisioning New IoT-Centric Approaches and User Experiences that Enhance Citizen Satisfaction, Participation and Engagement
Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) Center for the Development and Application of Internet of Things Technologies (CDAIT) IoT Thought Leadership Workimg Group
An Illustrated Agenda for Change in 2018
Ariel Aberg-Riger
What Works Cities
Bloomberg Group
Emerging and Sustainable Cities Program
BID
Fundação Getulio Vargas
Praia de Botafogo, 190 - Rio de Janeiro - RJ.
As manifestações expressas por integrantes dos quadros da Fundação Getulio Vargas, nas quais constem a sua identificação como tais, em artigos e entrevistas publicados
nos meios de comunicação em geral, representam exclusivamente as opiniões dos seus autores e não, necessariamente, a posição institucional da FGV. Portaria FGV Nº19/2018