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SMART er CITIES Helping make our cities more efficient.

SMART er CITIES Helping make our cities more efficient. Strictly Private and Confidential | 2017.

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SMART er CITIES Helping make our cities more efficient.

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  1. SMARTerCITIES Helping make our cities moreefficient. Strictly Private and Confidential | 2017

  2. It is more than integrating information and communication technology (ICT). It is a much broader integration of resources from people to technology for efficient and cost effective city operations, improving the economy, the quality of life for its citizens, and leveragingknowledge. A Smart City accelerates the attraction of talent andinvestments. It is about the person and it is thefuture. PwC | page2

  3. Demographic shifts Economic powershifts Technological breakthroughs Accelerating urbanization Climate change

  4. PwC | page4

  5. CivilEngineering PwC | page5

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  8. Digital Software Defined Networks Smart Cities M2M Cloud & BigData 4

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  15. SmartMirror Interactive Digital DisplayPlatform • Goes beyond TV in mirrordisplays • Multi-sensors (IR, cam, mic,etc…) • Smart platform syncing with Mobile devices • Experience follows you from display todisplay • Cross sector including Retail, Hospitality, Entertainment and others PwC | page19

  16. Other Areas toconsider • Parking • Parks & Rec,Playgrounds • Schools • WasteManagement • PetShelters • PublicTransit • Tourism • EconomicDevelopment • Health • Law Enforcement & EmergencyServices PwC | page20

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  18. Illustrative End-User Resident/Visitor Government Business End Points SmartAppliances Sensor/Meter Phone SmartPhone SmartTV Smart UrbanTransport PC Kiosk WearableDevice Tablet/e-Reader Signage Real Estate PublicSafety &Security Energy& Utilities Media Healthcare Government Education Transport DistanceLearning SmartGrid ElectronicMedical Records Transit Connectivity Solution Video Surveillance & Monitoring e-Permits Home IPTV /OTT ChronicCondition Management EmergencyMgmt. &Communication Applications Audio /Video Broadcasting IntegratedJustice Automated TollCollection Water CycleMonitoring Office DigitalSignage Traffic Management Solution HealthPortals e-Balloting DisasterResponse Distribution Management StudentPortal Weather Info.Gathering HomecareService Digital InfoDesk DigitalSignage Hospitality DigitalGame Smart Meter Data Management Studente-Portfolio CitizenRequest Management CorrectionMonitoring PatientSafety IntelligentParking Infotainment Applications DigitalNotebooks GIS/AssetManagement Stadiums Physical Relationship Mgmt. Citizen Engagement Transport Integrated Monitoring Simulation e-Payment, Loyalty, Gaming, Location Awareness, UserProfiling ServiceDelivery Platform Integrated OperationCentre Interconnect Services/ API NationalContent Mgmt. Integrated ContactCentre Payment Gateway GeographicInformation System CityPortal Data AnalyticsandIntelligence Security ManagementSystem Convergence &Integration Connectivity &Storage Fixed Connectivity (LAN/Copper/Fiber) Wireless Connectivity (3G/4G,Wi-Fi) DataCenter Reference ModelComponents Smart City industry verticalcomponents Smart City infrastructurecomponents Source: PwCanalysis

  19. Thankyou PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, USA 1730 Pennsylvania Ave, NW Washington DC20006 M: +1703-362-4917 rahul.gupta@pwc.com RahulGupta PartnerTMT/CPI Lead, Smart Infrastructure Global lead, Transformation of Transportation andLogistics 24

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