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“Dean of Big Data” Bill Schmarzo: “smart” takes a community :: Cash-strapped cities get help from volunteer coders (Reposted and updated)

June 2, 2021 by Ted Cuzzillo

“I love civic tech,” says the data industry’s “Dean of Big Data” Bill Schmarzo, renowned data science and data monetization strategic advisor. He loves it, and he has ideas about how to make it work. It takes more than love to bear fruit.

Civic tech is possibly the most exciting aspect of “smart cities” today. Think of it: Cities want the technology to make them work better, but they have no money. What’s slightly more plentiful are talented young and not so young coders willing to help. Many of them are millennials, and they see a world that needs fixing.… Read the rest ““Dean of Big Data” Bill Schmarzo: “smart” takes a community :: Cash-strapped cities get help from volunteer coders (Reposted and updated)”

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“Dean of Big Data” Bill Schmarzo: “smart” takes a community

June 26, 2019 by Ted Cuzzillo

“I love civic tech,” says the data industry’s “Dean of Big Data” Bill Schmarzo, longtime VP at Dell and now CTO IoT and analytics at Hitachi Vantara. He loves it, but he also has ideas about how to make it work. It takes more than love to bear fruit.

Civic tech is the stuff I’ve written about before — and is possibly the most exciting aspect of “smart cities” today. Think of it: Cities want the technology to make them work better, but they have no money. What’s slightly more plentiful are talented young and not so young coders willing to help.… Read the rest ““Dean of Big Data” Bill Schmarzo: “smart” takes a community”

Filed Under: city tech Tagged With: Bill Schmarzo, Cities, civic tech, collaboration, OpenTransit, smart cities Leave a Comment

Public sector CIOs have a tough job

October 19, 2017 by Ted Cuzzillo

Public sector CIOs have a tough job / San Jose’s winding road toward “smart” / Bill Schmarzo

It’s hard to get things done in the public sector, says the data industry’s “Dean of Big Data,” Bill Schmarzo. That’s one big lesson he’s learned in his first six months on a Silicon Valley tech advisory board. What do you do when your city wants to be “smart” but your budget doesn’t add up?

Smart strategy

San Jose, California is on the long road to becoming a “smart city.” The city is already pretty smart in the old sense of “smart.” For one thing, it’s got within it a bounty of tech-industry pros, such as Schmarzo.… Read the rest “Public sector CIOs have a tough job”

Filed Under: city tech Tagged With: Bill Schmarzo, budgets, Rob Lloyd, San Jose Leave a Comment

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