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CTO, Microsoft Regional Director at Connecting Software, Australia<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Stefano Tempesta is CTO at Connecting Software, Microsoft Regional
\nDirector, MVP on Azure and AI, and co-founder of 365 Community, a non-profit organization
\nwhose mission is to empower communities around the world with better ICT processes for
\ncustomer relationship management and customer service.
\nA technology manager with 20 years of international experience, entrepreneur CTO and
\nadvisor for start-ups in Australia, Singapore and Switzerland, Stefano is an author, a public
\nspeaker, a blogger, an event organizer and an ambassador of beautiful software. His
\ninterests extend to microservice architectures, blockchain, IoT and A.I. related technologies.<\/p>\n

Session: Design the Smart Cities of the Future<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Cities are under strong pressure from increasing population, due to the largest economic migration influx ever seen and growing concentration in urban settings. In recent times of concerns on maintaining social distance and increased request for ways of working remotely, a smart city cannot impact and improve people\u2019s quality of life
\nwithout the adequate infrastructure, service network and technology.
\nWhat urban and rural infrastructure, transportation and energy networks, security and privacy technologies are needed to build a safe Smart City? How do you design services to make a Smart City fully inclusive? What does a Smart Citizen need to consume the services?
\nThis session addresses the core issues related to the Smart City concept, and will focus the discussion through the following framework:
\n– The areas where the Smart City is deployed: mobility, energy, health &amp; safety,
\nenvironment, digital infrastructure.<\/p>\n

– The key enabling technologies: artificial intelligence, data analytics, IoT, drones and bots,
\nremote collaboration tools, blockchain.
\n– The challenges governments are facing in developing their Smart City strategy: trust\/ethics,
\ndata privacy, leadership, people skills, public-private collaboration and the pathways to
\nscale.<\/p>\n

Learning outcomes:<\/h4>\n