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|a Smart cities and digital transformation :
|b empowering communities, limitless innovation, sustainable development and the next generation /
|c edited by Miltiadis D. Lytras (Effat University, Saudi Arabia), Abdulrahman A. Housawi (Saudi Commission for the Health Specialties, Saudi Arabia), and Basim S. Alsaywid (Saudi National Institute of Health, Saudi Arabia).
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|a Chapter 1. Future smart cities research: Indentifying the next generation challenges / Miltiadis D. Lytras -- Chapter 2. Accelerating the digital transformation of smart cities in COVID-19 pandemic context / Laura-Diana Radu and Ana Iolanda Voda -- Chapter 3. Smart city 5.0 as digital ecosystem of smart services. Basic concept / Miroslav Svitek and Sergei Kozhevnikov -- Chapter 4. Digital transformation: Management of smart cities / Andreia De Bem Machado, João Rodrigues Dos Santos, António Sacavém, and Maria Jose Sousa -- Chapter 5. Smart citizen in smart city / Weronika Dopierala-Kalinska and Szymon Ossowski -- Chapter 6. Mobility and health in the smart city 3.0: Trends and innovations in Italian context / Chiara Garau, Giulia Desogus, Alfonso Annunziata, and Francesca Mighela -- Chapter 7. Future mobility - digital transformation of automotive companies as a question of organizational identity / Angela Graf, Thomas Hess, Lea Müller, and Fabian Zimmer -- Chapter 8. Digital transformation of city branding: Comparison of the role of digital communication in branding of selected cities in Europe and Slovakia / Darina Rojíková, Kamila Borseková, Katarína Vitálišová, and Anna Vanová -- Chapter 9. Designing policy for smart cities / M. Cavada -- Chapter 10. The role of commons in smart sustainable development: A hybrid approach for the recovery of settlement systems / Martina Bosone and Anna Onesti -- Chapter 11.the role of open data in the transformation to society 5.0: A resource or a tool for sdg-compliant smart living? / Anastasija Nikiforova, Miguel Angel Alor Flores, and Miltiadis D. Lytras -- Chapter 12. AI and employability: Challenges and solutions from this technology transfer / Regina Negri Pagani, Clayton Pereira De Sá, Alana Corsi, and Fabiane Florêncio De Souza -- Chapter 13. The use of iot technology and big data in smart cities: Examples from Slovenia / Simona Stojanova, Jure Verhovnik, Andrej Kos, and Emilija Stojmenova Duh -- Chapter 14. Cost-benefit analysis of advanced metering infrastructure implementation for strengthening smart city in indonesia / Zainal Arifin, Rudy Setyobudi, and Kartika Asri Elnur -- Chapter 15. Digital transformation and smart cities: Insights from the healthcare domain / Miltiadis D. Lytras, Basim Alsaywid, and Abdulrahman Housawi -- Chapter 16. Smart city 5.0 as the digital ecosystem of smart services. Practical applications / Miroslav Svitek, Sergei Kozhevnikov, Jiri Tencar, Sagnik Bhattacharjee, and Viktor Benes.
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|a Smart Cities and Digital Transformation offers a three-tiered approach to tomorrow's cities in terms of limitless innovation, sustainable development and empowering communities. Discussing key issues including civic engagement, communication, ethicality, participation and motivation, Smart Cities and Digital Transformation proposes best practices, applied research and lessons learnt in the fields of digital transformation and sustainable development. Authors integrate scientific knowledge and industry services with significant social sciences research to provide an end-to-end understanding of the components of future smart city applications or services. Emphasising emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, open sources platforms and virtual reality, chapters also provide the reader with a unique analysis of a new generation of transparent technologies for the improvement of the quality of life and well-being in modern cities. Employing an active learning approach focused on building critical thinking skills, Smart Cities and Digital Transformation serves a diverse ecosystem of industry changemakers to jointly mobilize a new form of economy directly linked to the development, value and impact of smart cities.
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