
Since the last City of the Future, both Texas and the world have drastically changed. We have learned the true measure of strength in our communities—and that we each have a part to play in transforming them. People have endured great pain, and from that, lessons are being learned. As systems, institutions, supply chains, and even culture are being reassessed to better protect and deliver for people first, there are opportunities to heal and build. Now with the City of the Future virtual monthly series, we hope to create a platform for collaborative sharing of ideas and lessons learned so our cities and systems can be built for preparedness and equity.
How are communities leveraging innovation to aid first responders across emergency agencies, hospitals, and fire departments? What does it mean to reimagine these relationships and what impact does it have on the community? What does safety innovation for in-field workers and responders look like to the utility of the future and how does it affect customers and the broader community? Enabling Innovation Ecosystems for Smart Communities: Austin and San Antonio are among the nations fastest growing in the U.S., but as in most cities, the need to upgrade and advance physical and digital infrastructure are a key challenge to helping the citizens of these communities thrive in the post-pandemic era. Join this discussion with representatives from the City of Austin and San Antonio as they share lessons learned and challenges to developing innovation ecosystems. Schedule
Wednesday, July 28, 2021
Response Innovation & Staying Connected
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Bob Champagne
Smart Energy Water, Customer Experience Transformation/ Innovation in Energy & Utilities
Impacting Customer and Community
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Enabling Innovation Ecosystems for Smart Communities
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