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Smart CitiesInnovation SummitOctober 19 & 20 2016 | San Francisco

Technology for Sustainable Efficiency

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ABOUT THE EVENT

Overview

October 19 & 20, 2016

San Francisco, California

#SanSmart16

Smart Cities Innovation Summit

The main themes for this year's discussion are:

• Big Data & Analytics in Future City Architecture

• Highlighting the Benefits of Smart Cities

• Sustainable Design Considerations

• Smart Mobility & Transportation

Help your organization to understand & utilize smart strategies anddiscover what disciplines will change because of the need for moresustainable cities. With a vast amount of technology now available,cities of the future are faced with the challenge of creating moreorganised spaces.

SPEAKERS AT A GLANCE

Speakers

Confirmed Speakers

Renato de Castro, International Advisor, World e-Governments Organization ofCities and Local GovernmentsDennis Gakunga, Chief Sustainability Officer, City of Chula VistaJason Whittet, Director, GE Intelligent Cities, GERobert Spillar, Director, Transportation, City of AustinFrancis Govers, Chief Robotics Officer, Gamma 2 RoboticsChris Greer, Senior Executive for Cyber Physical Systems,, NISTAdrian Pearmine, National Director, Smart Cities, DKS AssoicatesAhmed Banafa , Faculty, San Jose State UniversityJonathan Reichental, Chief Information Officer, City of Palo AltoTerry Bradwell, Chief Enterprise Innovation Officer, AARPAkshay Krishnaiah, Global Product Head, Research Labs, PayPalPrith Banerjee, Chief Technology Officer, Schneider ElectricJeffrey Siegel, Head of Marketing, PanasonicJason Anderson, President, Clean Tech San DiegoPanel Session, Industry Experts, Big Data Panel SessionJabed Akhter , Head, Internal Automation, bracHicham Sabir, Manager, Open Innovation, Philips Lighting ElectronicsSergio Fernández, Business Advisory Board, Smart Cities, United Nations

Really relevant and current content,you can see the thought that has goneinto the agenda

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Jonathan ReichentalChief Information OfficerCITY OF PALO ALTO

Creating a New Operating Systemfor Cities

Over 50% of people on our planet now live in anurban environment. Several billion more will join overthe next few decades. By mid-century, life on Earthwill be centered almost exclusively in cities. Werecognize that the challenges for cities are alreadyconsiderable and this trend will only increase in theyears ahead. And yet, cities are still applying 20thcentury solutions to 21st century problems. There is agrowing need to reinvent how cities function. Tomanage all this we’ll need a new city operatingsystem. @reichental

Renato de CastroInternational AdvisorWORLD E-GOVERNMENTS

ORGANIZATION OF CITIES AND

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

Smart Urban Energy

The generation and management of energy is animportant challenge for every city. Governmentsworldwide are making it a goal to develop clean andrenewable energy to ensure energy sufficiency andsecurity. Meanwhile, the mass production of solarpanels in Asia has made the generation of solarenergy more affordable. This has enabled an increasein the consumption of solar energy in both theindustrial and residential sectors. Traditionally,consumption of solar energy is easily accessible forhome owners with rooftops.

Akshay KrishnaiahGlobal Product Head, Research LabsPAYPAL

Cashless Society

Akshay is PayPal's premier thought leader and isresponsible for PayPal Research Labs - Product& IP Strategy. Research Labs is a startup withinPaypal that is directly responsible for all Innovation.He has led strategic initiatives for PayPal withcompanies such as Netflix, Dropbox, Nike. CurrentlyAkshay and his team is working on next-gen online,offline & omni-channel payment and commerceproducts. @entrprenr

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Dennis GakungaChief Sustainability OfficerCITY OF CHULA VISTA

Chula Vista Smart Waterfront

The City of Chula Vista has a vision to become aleader in smart cities through its Chula Vista BayfrontMaster Plan. This joint plan is the largest waterfrontdevelopment opportunity on the West Coast. At over530 acres, the project will be designed as a smartcity with the goal of bringing the most innovativeenergy and smart infrastructure technologies to ChulaVista’s bayfront. The sustainability targets set for thisproject are unprecedented for its size and scope. Asthe Chief Sustainability Officer, I will share bestpractices, lessons learned on our journey to achieveglobal smart city status.

Jason WhittetDirector, GE Intelligent CitiesGE

Navigating the Smart Gap -Planning Strategies for successfulImplementation of SmartTechnologies

Urbanization, the evolutions in technology, theinfrastructure backlog and the increased push forsustainability are all combing to drive smart cities. Some cities are going to do better at harness newtechnologies and process and make life better fortheir citizens.  Let’s examine a couple strategies forhow you can be one of them, including creating yourcities vision, designing a governance model formanaging projects, engaging with the community tobuild support for new initiatives and leveraginginfrastructure projects to include smart citiestechnologies.      

Robert SpillarDirector, TransportationCITY OF AUSTIN

Transportation in the City of Austin

Austin is generally considered to be a progressivecity. A groundbreaking new city government waselected in 2015 to include, for the first time, an at-large mayor and ten single-member representativesfor a diverse set of geographic districts throughoutthe city. Austin’s economy is fueled by a thrivingsoftware development and semiconductor industry,an emerging, high-tech medical school, governmentemployment at and around the bustling Texas StateCapitol, and the University of Texas, one of thestate’s premier research and education institutions.Austin is also known as the Live Music Capital of theWorld and hosts many festivals and events centeredon music, technology, film and more, including Southby Southwest (SXSW) and Austin City Limits (ACL).

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Francis GoversChief Robotics OfficerGAMMA 2 ROBOTICS

Robots as Mobile Sensor Platformsand their Role as Data CollectionPoints

This presentation discusses the use of robots asmobile sensor platforms, and as self-deploying datacollection infrastructure in the future of smart buildingand smart cities.  Robots can act as security guards,making patrols, looking for intruders, collectinginformation, and generating up-to-the minute maps ofinterior and exterior structures.  This talk will discussthe future of mobile robotics as they fit into thesecurity, safety, and operations of buildings andbusiness.  These robots will not only act anaugmentation of human security, but also monitorand report on building operations, keep watch onenergy efficacy of HVAC systems, conduct surveys ofwireless networks (cell and WiFi) and provide a self-deploying mobile infrastructure to fill gaps incoverage. 

Chris GreerSenior Executive for Cyber PhysicalSystems,NIST

Will there be an Internet of Things?

With expectations for between 50 and 200 billionconnected devices worldwide by 2020, the globalInternet of Things market is predicted to expand at acompound annual growth rate of over 31%,exceeding $9T by the 2020 milestone. GE estimatesthe Industrial Internet could add $10-15T to globalGDP over the next 20 years. Gartner predicts therewill be 250 million connected vehicles on the road by2020. Navigant predicts that the worldwide installedbase of smart meters will grow from over 300 milliontoday to more than 1 billion by 2022. 

Adrian PearmineNational Director, Smart CitiesDKS ASSOICATES

What it Means to be a "Smart City"

In December 2015, the U.S. Transportation SecretaryAnthony Foxx announced that the USDOT hadpledged up to $40 million to one city to help it definewhat it means to be a “Smart City“ and become thecountry’s first city to fully integrate innovativetechnologies – self-driving cars, connected vehicles,and smart sensors – into their transportation network.Launch partner, Paul G. Allen’s Vulcan Inc.,announced its intent to award up to $10 million to thewinning city to support electric vehicle deploymentand other carbon emission reduction strategies. InMarch 2016, the initial list of 79 submitting cities wascut down to 7 finalists. Adrian will give an update onthe Smart Cities Challenge and his experiencehelping City of Portland become a finalist.

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Ahmed Banafa FacultySAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY

IoT implementation andChallenges

The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physicalobjects—devices, vehicles, buildings and other itemswhich are embedded with electronics, software,sensors, and network connectivity, which enablesthese objects to collect and exchange data.Implementing this concept is not an easy task by anymeasure for many reasons including the complexnature of the different components of the ecosystemof IoT. To understand the gravity of this task, we willexplain all the five components of IoT Implementation.

Terry BradwellChief Enterprise Innovation OfficerAARP

Shaping the Future with ClearEnterprise Strategy

Terry Bradwell, AARP’s chief enterprise strategy andinnovation officer, helps shape AARP’s future throughthe development of a clear enterprise strategy and astrong innovation pipeline. He is responsible for theorganization's strategic planning, strategic corporatepartnerships, new product development and a stateof the art innovation lab that continually discoversnew solutions that help our members and people 50+live their best lives. With over 25 years of domesticand international experience in innovation, technologyand product development, he has held a number ofexecutive leadership positions.

Prith BanerjeeChief Technology OfficerSCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

Translating IoT into Innovation atEvery Level in Smart Cities

In this presentation Prith will discuss how asustainable future must become radically moreefficient in the way we use energy. He will share howthe Internet of Things (IoT) and the convergence ofOperational Technology (OT) and InformationTechnology (IT) are enabling Schneider Electric todeliver product, software, and service innovation atevery level of a Smart City. Prith will share how citiesare handling challenges ranging from populationgrowth to increasing energy demand, decliningbudgets, and aggressive local and internationalenvironmental regulations. You will discover how citymanagement teams are working to reduce carbonemissions, improve energy and fuel usage, andmanage impacts of climate change.

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Jeffrey SiegelHead of MarketingPANASONIC

Smart Streets, Transportation, andEnergy

Jeffrey Siegel is head of marketing for PanasonicEnterprise Solutions business leading marketdevelopment for IoT and Smart Cities (smart Streets,Transportation, and Energy). Jeffrey has spent thepast 20+ years developing new markets for industry-leading companies in the enterprise systems,networking, platforms, and mobile markets. Prior toPanasonic, he was VP Strategy & Innovation forPlantronics where he created the strategy and led thedevelopment for wearable computing and unifiedcommunications. In the mobile space, he served asCMO for SAP/ESI Mobile, and VP MarketDevelopment for Symbian leading enterprise GTM,product roadmap, and business development.

Jason AndersonPresidentCLEAN TECH SAN DIEGO

Smart Cities San Diego: ARegional Collaboration DrivingChange

Cleantech San Diego’s Smart Cities San Diegoinitiative brings together public, private, and academicleaders from across San Diego to advance theregion’s collective smart cities goals. The participantshave led efforts around electric vehicle adoption andcharging infrastructure, net zero living, intelligentstreetlights, smart building projects at San Diego’sport and airport, and a smart bayfront development.In this session, learn how this collaborative approachto smart cities projects is bringing together the rightstakeholders to help make the San Diego region aleader in the smart cities movement.

Jabed Akhter Head, Internal AutomationBRAC

Smart Cities – Connecting SmartVillage and Smart Town

The smart cities provide greater access of the citizento make more easy decisions about their city wherethey are living for many years. Smart Cities is one ofthe utmost importances for the developing countrieslike Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan where thepeople are living in the urban and rural areas aresuffering for their daily livelihood. The city sometimesfailed to provide healthcare services, qualityeducations, easy transportation access, othersservices. The rigorous analysis creates a platform forcitizen to balance the life and connect others in easyway access of their daily needs.

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Hicham SabirManager, Open InnovationPHILIPS LIGHTING ELECTRONICS

Reducing Pedestrian Fatality toZero

We highlight existing research on pedestrian safety inthe United States, with a focus on crashcharacteristics and the safety effects of variousintersection features and traffic-control devices. Datashows that across the US, half of pedestrian fatalitiesoccur from 6PM to midnight, and that pedestriansare then 3X to 6.8X more vulnerable at night than inthe daylight. We show that smart cities sometimeshave a knee-jerk reaction to add more light, while webelieve it should be about making lights smarter,specially if the goal is to reduce pedestrian fatality tozero.

Sergio FernándezBusiness Advisory Board, Smart CitiesUNITED NATIONS

Drive Business and Social Change

Sergio is one of the youngest initiators of public-private partnerships to drive business and socialchange. Launching from much of his work at Fuel,Sergio single-handedly forged a variety of private-public partnerships with political and business leadersin cities across the US as well as major global cities.Sergio co-founded Fuel Outdoor Holdings in 2003,growing the company to over 4,000 outdooradvertising locations in nine markets nationwide,making it one of the top 3 largest, privately ownedcompanies in the industry.

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

Schedule

Day 1

08:00 Light Breakfast & Registration

08:55 Chairperson Overview

09:00 Keynote

10:30 Coffee Break - Exhibition Area

11:00 Session

12:30 Lunch

14:00 Session

15:30 Coffee Break - Exhibition Area

16:00 Session

17:30 Networking Drinks Reception

Day 2

08:00 Light Breakfast & Registration

08:55 Chairperson Overview

09:00 Keynote

10:30 Coffee Break - Exhibition Area

11:00 Session

12:30 Lunch

13:30 Session

15:00 End of Summit - More SessionsComing Soon

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CHECK INAn opportunity to check yourself into the event and meetother leaders in your industry ahead of the day

KEYNOTEListen to actionable case studies largely brought to you byFortune 500 companies

SESSIONListen to actionable case studies largely brought to you byFortune 500 companies

COFFEE BREAK & LUNCHA chance to sit down, network and connect with decisionmakers within the industry

NETWORKING DRINKSA more relaxed environment in which to engage with allattendees and gain valuable connections

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