2 hours

Main Objectives:

• Understand what a Smart Project is.

• Determine which are the elements that make a Project Smart

• Differentiate city-level projects and user-level projects (top-down vs. bottom-up initiatives)

• Establish what kind of projects are going to be evaluated by the ASCIMER methodology.

• 8 Representatives of industry leaders

• 10 Representatives of city council ICT divisions

• 10 Researchers in Smart-related fields

• 2 Members of Financial institutions

• 7 Students

• Sergio Jara (U.Chile)

• José Miguel Fernández Güell (UPM)

2 hours

Main Objectives:

• Define different ways to assess Smart City Projects

• Describe the key factors that have to be taken into account when evaluating projects.

• Differentiate city-level projects and user-level projects (top-down vs. bottom-up initiatives)

• Provide information to develop the assessment questionnaires that will be distributed to city stakeholders.

Participants:

36

• 8 Representatives of industry leaders

• 7 Representatives of city council ICT divisions

• 11 Researchers in Smart-related fields

• 3 Members of Financial institutions

• 7 Students

• Sergio Jara (U.Chile)

• Mario Aymeich (EIB)