The Empowered! programme, aimed at residents of 18-24 years, will provide training and on-the-job experience to provide skills and knowledge needed to be a competitive candidate within the clean energy sector. Columbus wants to build its
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With limited public transportation a well-known barrier to employment in some parts of the US city, the programme offers free rides for four weeks until a resident receives their first paycheck. Let’s Ride to Work
Essex County Council is launching a digital demand responsive transport service to allow users to plan shared transport journeys with real-time arrival information, which can be booked via the TravelEssex app. Council hopes DigiGo and the app
With Europe’s largest shore power facility, steadily more digitalised port operations and a new environmental reporting tool, Port of Bergen is giving the shipping industry a push in the green direction. Bergen is Norway’s next-largest city and
The north of England city is working with BAI and Mavenir to build a city-centre 5G private network to accelerate the adoption of digital services and unlock innovation. Sunderland will use the network to transform services in
The 1,200-acre former military base has been redeveloped into a mixed-use campus led by Philadelphia’s public-private economic development corporation and master developer of the historic shipyard. Rekor One platform allows sensors around the area to
By using open standards and APIs, Fiware Foundation and Open & Agile Smart Cities strive to enable companies and cities to share and reuse digital, data-driven solutions in a “seamless fashion”. Fiware and OASC want to
Borås Stad is working with Extreme Networks and NetNordic to provide advanced connectivity and secure public wifi while simplifying network management for the IT team. Borås Stad has deployed approximately 3,500 wi-fi access points The
Ubiquity’s open-access model means the fibre is available to multiple tenants, including any local and national cable and internet service providers, as well as 5G wireless cell sites. Ubiquity aims to increase speed of deployment of
Internet of medical things devices enable healthcare providers to use remote monitoring sensors and surgical robotics to improve patient care, staff productivity and operational efficiency. Increased use of the IoMT represents growth of 131 per cent
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