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March 6, 2017 by Ted Cuzzillo

…the smart city movement is less about technology and more about improving the way decisions are made in large urban areas, where the demand for services is increasing and the availability of resources is diminishing.”

Michael Flowers, as interpreted by Mike Barlow in a 2015 O’Reilly report, Smart Cities, Smarter Citizens. Flowers is now chief analytics officer at Enigma.io.

Filed Under: BI industry, city tech Tagged With: Cities, decision making, Michael Flowers Leave a Comment

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