ICT in my future live

This is where ICT can play an important role. By mining the vast amount of data produced by an array of connected things within any city. ICT can contribute to efficient day-to-day city management and help leaders and citizens alike negotiate the challenges of the continuing development.

There are several ways to come to grips with or at least ease, the problems outlined in our reports. We have learned from our research for example, that one of the most important things needed to make people feel better about their commute is to instill in them a sense of control by providing them with adequate and timely information.

Already today, there are innovative commuting apps that leverage connectivity and mobile networking. In an effort to better understand how real-time, social networking among commuters can enhance the overall commuting experience and improve traffic management.

The information is beneficial from both a transportation management perspective, but also from an individual computer perspective. Computers are able to download a mobile app that tells them in advance how crowded the trains will be so that they can choose one with vacant seats.
These cases exemplify how connectivity is a driving force for technological change and for how ICT can mitigate city issues and improve quality of life in urban areas.

And yes, if you ever get the chance, they are really, really tasty.