connected living programme plenary #11 smart …...1.30 - 2.30pm overview of smart cities...

© GSM Association 2011

Connected Living Programme Plenary #11

Smart City Workshop

Seoul, 25 April 2012


Agenda

1.00 - 1.30pm Welcome and tea/coffee

1.30 - 2.30pm Overview of Smart Cities Demonstrator work stream

2012/2013 Svetlana Grant, Director Smart Cities, Connected

Living programme

2.30 - 3.00pm Around the Table discussion: your interest and engagement

in Smart Cities

3.00 - 3.35 pm Smart Cities Experience Sharing - Mr. Jin-Hyeok Yang, KT

3.35 - 4.05pm Smart Cities Experience Sharing – Mr. Shane Mitchell, Cisco

4.05 - 5.00pm Participating in Mobile World Capital Svetlana Grant,

Director Smart Cities, Connected Living programme

5.00pm Meeting close



Smart City Demonstrator

Svetlana Grant, Director, Smart City


GSMA’s Smart Utilities activities in 2011/12

http://www.gsma.com/mUtilities/

Standardisation and Regulatory activities

EC Smart Grid Task Force

Reports and white papers

Webinars & industry events

Utilities and smart cities device listing

Projects, trials, innovation

A wide range of smart utilities market

development activities

http://mobileworldcapital.com/


Utilities work stream in 2011/2012 (1)

Reports/White Papers and Device Listing • Utilities/Smart Home device listing – updated bi-weekly • Published KEMA’s Why Mobile for Smart Utilities report in June 2011 • Published the Vision of Smart Home report • Developed Home Gateway Requirements white paper • Developed the Business Models for Utilities: Mobile Opportunity

report in December 2011 (Infocentre only) • Other reports: Mobile Smart Cities, April 2011 Regulatory and Standards • Contribute to the Smart Grid Coordination Group (European group

leading standards development for smart grids within M/490) • Part of the Steering Committee for the EC Smart Grid Task Force • Participate in the European Commission telco – utilities workshops

organised by DG of Info Society and DG of Energy • Participated in the development of the Smart Energy Code in the UK

Reports and white papers

Regulatory and standards

http://www.gsma.com/documents/utilities-device-listing/21559

http://www.gsma.com/documents/why-mobile-for-smart-utilities/20926

http://www.gsma.com/documents/vision-of-smart-home-report/20919

http://www.gsma.com/go/download/?file=home20energy20gateway20requirements20rel120white20paperfinal.pdf

https://infocentre.gsm.org/cgi-bin/securenonprddownload.cgi/gsma_business_models_in_the_utilities_sector_-_mobile_opportunity_-_final_report_ic_311085.pdf?311085&pdf

http://www.gsma.com/documents/smart-mobile-cities/20928


Utilities work stream in 2011/2012 (2)

Industry Events • Presented at industry events: Metering Europe 2011, Smart

Home 2011, Distribution Automation, Telcos for Smart Grids, M2M 2.0

• Hosted three webinars on Why Mobile for Smart Utilities (w/KEMA), Smart Home (w/Orange) and Smart Energy for Smart Cities (w/Telefonica and Qualcomm)

• Hosted a networking event for utilities and telco companies at DistribuTECH, a major smart grid event in North America

Ecosystem Building • Meetings and round table with utilities companies • Collaboration with ESMIG (European Smart Metering

Industry Group) and Home Gateway Initiative (HGI)

Webinars and Industry Events

Ecosystem Building


Feedback from EMUR work stream participants

GSMA survey was ran in March 2012 asking work stream participants

to prioritise GSMA activities they’d like to see supported in 2012/13


More focus on showcasing mobile

“Demonstrate through pilots with utilities what close Telco/Utility

cooperation can bring to smart grid”

“More showcases of existing solutions - deployed projects

(showing ROI)”

“Promotion of mobile technologies among utilities and key

influencers, particularly around connectivity for smart meters”

GSMA survey asked EMUR work stream participants what GSMA

should have done more in 2011/12:


Why Focus on Smart Cities?

4

2%

53%

75% 80%

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%

Global landarea

Population Resources Carbonemissions

Cities around the world

$1.2trn Will need to be invested in ICT

and “smart” urban infrastructure worldwide over the next decade

--Cisco

6.3bn (2050)

3.1bn (2007)

Global urban population

~$200Bn To be invested in upgrading smart grid

infrastructure in the next decade -- Deutsche Bank


What is a Smart City?

Smart

City?

A city in which citizens and services

providers have access to enhanced

information flow;

A city which combines disparate data sets

to offer productivity insights and

enhancement to its citizens and service

providers;

A city which maximises the economies of

scope and scale across its multiple

infrastructure layers through a common

service delivery platform;

A city which uses innovative technology

and innovation to strive to go beyond

economic targets, to deliver sustainable,

quality of life improvements for its citizens, its

industry and the local environment.

Source: Smart Mobile Cities, April 2011, GSMA, Accenture, Cisco


Three Layers of Smart City Model

Without policy and smart infrastructure, these are just discrete technology projects


Universe of Smart City services

Smart Cities tend to have

different regional focus:

North America: focus

on smart grids; cherry-

picking low-hanging

fruit (federal funding)

Europe: regeneration

and sustainability

Asia-Pacific: dealing

with rapid urbanisation

and e-government

Latin America:

transportation

Global Smart City Technologies

Source: ABI Smart Cities Report, 2011, GSMA research

Public safety projects include emergency response, protection against extreme events


Smart City Service Tracker: Initial Findings

Mobility can be a differentiator for a

Smart City.

Of 114 smart cities deployed or

planned globally, 33 cities have

mobile-based services

Half of all projects involve the rollout

of municipal infrastructure for a mix of

applications. Other projects include

ITS, EV charging, smart grids, m-

payment/ticketing

Over half of smart cities without

mobile involvement are at

design/planning, or early deployment

stages.

Smart cities with mobile-based

services, global, 2011

Source: GSMA research


Innovation in Smart City Services

Transportation: Multi-modal traffic

– Increasing electrification- building interrelation between energy

and transport

– Deploying intelligent transport systems

– Integrated planning and management

Smart energy:

– Integrated planning and management

- Building connection with transport

From public-private partnerships (3P) to 4P by adding people to the

mix: e.g. crowd-sourcing real-time mobility services


Mobile Smart Cities Tracker – Next steps

GSMA will continue with research and post projects online, with

interface format similar to Mobile Health Deployment Tracker


GSMA Connected Living – Programme structure

Operator Leadership

Health Automotive Education

Smart Cities Demonstrator

(Mobile World Capital)

Connected Experiences Campaign

Roaming Board Sponsors

KT, Telenor,

Vodafone

Programme

Leadership Group

AT&T, KT, Telenor,

Vodafone


Smart City Demonstrator: Objectives

• Market acceleration through progress towards future

mobile-based Smart City service development

• Generate awareness on benefits of operator assets to

Smart City solutions and track deployment progress


Smart Cities Demonstrator: 3 Work packages

Develop minimum of 3

demonstrator

proposals

(mHealth/mEducation/

Smart City) to be

adopted by Mobile

World Capital

1. Develop project

proposals for Smart

City Initiative

Develop Smart City

service knowledge

base and benchmark

indicators that will be

used as a baseline by

Mobile World Capital

2. Smart City service

tracker and

benchmarking

Implementation of

Smart City

demonstrator

proposals with results

by February 2013, to

be showcased at the

Mobile World

Congress

3. Smart City project

implementation


Smart City Demonstrator Quarterly Deliverables

Market

Acceleration

Increase

Market Pull

Promote

Operator

Assets

Stakeholders

Buy-in

Smart City initiative

project proposal for the

Mobile World Capital

• Smart cities service

tracker

• 2 Smart Cities case

studies

• Smart City KPIs for

benchmarking

• Smart Cities Round

Table in MAE

(Shanghai)

• Implement Smart Cities

projects within Mobile

World Capital in

Barcelona

• Smart City Expo

event in Barcelona

(Nov 2012)


studies

• Showcase initial

smart city projects at

MWC’2013 in

Barcelona


studies

• Smart City Guidelines

report

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4


Role of Mobile in Smart Cities

Smart City Demonstrator work stream will focus on promoting

mobile deployments for smart city connectivity and beyond

Source: Accenture, Smart Mobile Cities report, 2011


Next steps

• EMUR list will be migrated to Smart Cities

• New page on the Infocentre: https://infocentre.gsm.org/cgi-

bin/grp_details.cgi?CSC&group

• Monthly work stream email status updates

• Contribution opportunities:

• Share information about Smart City projects with mobile participation

• Share your suggestions for Smart City benchmarks

https://infocentre.gsm.org/cgi-bin/grp_details.cgi?CSC&group





Mobile Asia Expo, Shanghai

MAE 2012: http://www.mobileasiaexpo.com/

Thursday, 21 June 2012

9:00-13:00, Jumeirah Hotel, Shanghai

Smart Cities Round Table organised by Connected Living Programme

You are cordially invited (speaking and participating opportunity)

14:00-15:15 Connected Living: The Market Opportunity in Embedded

Mobile

Main conference session

http://www.mobileasiaexpo.com/

http://www.mobileasiaexpo.com/



Smart City -- Discussion



Why is your company interested in smart cities?

Which smart city services do you think hold the most potential for

mobile industry?

What do you think GSMA can do to help promote mobile for the

smart cities?

What is your opinion on the key elements for the success of smart

cities?

Discussion Questions


Mobile World Capital: Participating to showcase

mobile



Mobile World Capital launch at MWC’2012

Mobile World Capital Foundation was announced on 27 February and

signed on 14 March. Executive committee for the Foundation is now set up

The temporary Mobile World Capital team held over 200 industry meetings

during the Congress to introduce their plans for Barcelona.

The Foundation will be financed through a combination of government and

sponsorship funds.

Mobile World

Congress

Mobile World

Festival

Mobile World

Centre

Mobile World

Hub


Mobile World Capital: Brief Introduction

Mobile World Capital: Vision

– Develop a global Mobile Hub in

Barcelona

– Establish technological city with high

value add services

– Develop high tech clusters

The Barcelona Mobile Plan: six strategic

actions are to be activated to accomplish

the Mobile World Capital’s vision

– Creation of a mobility cluster

– Multi-industry mobile innovative

initiatives with socio-economic impact

– Become a normative referral

– Promote mobile start-up creation and

attraction: Venture Capital Incubation

– Establish Barcelona as the best

mobile ecosystem

– Education mobility program

M-Law

M-News

M-Talent

M-Entrepre -neurship

M-Cluster

M-Program

The Mobile

World Hub


Mobile World Hub

The Mobile World Hub is the centre that aggregates all the capabilities and

infrastructures to develop the Barcelona mobile plan

Competence & Solution Design Centres

• Competence Centres facilities per domain

• wallet, smart-city, health, vehicle, content

• Innovation Centre for mobile solutions design

• Laboratory Centres per domain

• Showrooms

• Meeting (/class) rooms

• Workspace facilities

“The Incubator”

The Mobile World Hub

• Incubation workspace facilities

• Laboratory for testing

• Meeting room spaces

Sponsorship

linkage

Marketing and

communication

linkage • Company and B2B hospitality

• Auditorium

• Exhibition

• m-Experience spaces

• Networking cafeteria

• Back-office department workspaces

• ‘Think tank’ and Advisory Board meeting space

• Meeting rooms

Mobile World Capital office “The B2B Centre”


The M-Programme

The M-Programme acts as stimulator of the ecosystem to develop mobile

projects with the engagement of all relevant agents from the public and the

private sector

M-Programme Three GSMA’s Connected

Living Programme initiatives

will be included in the Mobile

World Hub’s mProgramme:

• Smart Cities

• mTransport/Travel

• mHealth

mEducation is also expected

to be part of m-Smart City or

m-Content initiatives

mTravel m-Smart City

m-Contents

m-Wallet

m-Health


GSMA Support for Mobile World Capital

M-Health

M-Travel

M-Smart Cities

Role of GSMA in Mobile World Capital:

• Provide subject matter expertise /

advise MWCapital team

• Assist with international benchmarking

and share learnings from smart cities

projects globally with MWCapital

• Assist with the development of KPIs for

MW Hub project assessment

• Facilitate international stakeholder

engagement in MWCapital

• Facilitate collaboration between MNOs

in the Mobile World Hub

• Promote the results of MWCapital to

MNOs and adjacent industries

worldwide


Scoping Projects for Mobile World Capital

Public sector

Tourism & hospitality

Mobility and transport

Utilities

Logistics

Education

Healthcare

Financial services

Retail

Creative industries

Fewer large stakeholders

Multiple stakeholders / SMEs

Public security

Public infrastructure management

Energy efficiency

Smart grid/Smart metering

Environmental monitoring

Urban mobility

Transportation

Smart Living (health, education)

Smart Governance

Mobile Wallet/Payments

Catalan industries

City logistics

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Benchmarking Smart Cities

GSMA is gathering evidence of international smart city data and

information for benchmarking smart city projects in Barcelona. Scope to

include the following cities proposed for benchmarking:

Helsinki

Berlin

Copenhagen

Amsterdam

London

Nice/Sophia Antipolis

Seoul/Dongtan

Tokyo

US cities: e.g. San Francisco and Chicago


Role of Mobile in Smart Cities

Smart City Demonstrator work stream will focus on promoting

mobile deployments for smart city connectivity and beyond

Source: Accenture, Smart Mobile Cities report, 2011


Getting involved

Contact GSMA regarding Mobile World Capital project participation

Send your ideas and suggestions for projects to S Grant (GSMA)


Thank you!

[email protected]

www.gsma.com

mailto:[email protected]

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