Smart to Future Cities 2015

The Smart to Future conference has gone from strength to strength over recent years charting the transition of the smart city concept from definition to implementation as IoT enables applications that benefit citizens and urban planners. Last year we hosted over 250 industry experts 80 of whom were from international city administrations.

The conference is renowned for being the right size for constructive discussion and networking where cities can talk directly to other cities; as our delegates said:

“The Smart Cities conference 2014 was an outstanding experience. Several of the conversations I had during the conference have translated into tangible projects with real outcomes.” Future Cities Lab

“It was a great place to meet different experts and have a talk with them on very specific topics. Other conferences are too big to have such “deep face to- face” discussions about the issues and challenges we have in our city, it was really inspiring” City of Ostrava

“Great line up of speakers and very insightful. I felt I was learning at the leading edge of Smart City thinking” Milton Keynes Council

2015 sees the concept of Smart Cities continuing to evolve as the focus shifts to the citizen and their central place in the design of the smart city and the IoT applications and services that enable it. Services such as smart parking, mobility, energy, health, safety and security and many more are enabled by urban IoT as everything within the city becomes internet connected.