One of the centerpieces of a Smart City is "the grid". It begins with the particular needs and goals of the city/community, and then aims to address those needs through advanced data analytics and efficient, coordinated implementation of advanced telecommunications, sensor and camera technology, traffic control, LED street lighting, deployment of electric and autonomous vehicles, smart health care services, smart buildings, and so many other technologies and services. While there is no universally accepted definition of a "Smart" City or Community, Dentons defines Smart Cities as follows: A Smart City modernizes digital, physical and social infrastructure and integrates all essential services for the benefits of its citizens by harnessing advances in sustainable technology to make delivery of these services more efficient, useful, innovative, and equitable.
Bringing together the resources of the world's largest law firm and leaders of municipal government, businesses, innovators and stakeholders, we help communities craft innovative legal, economic and policy solutions to societal challenges in an era of accelerating technological change. Dentons' Global Smart Cities & Communities Initiative and Think Tank helps cities and communities take advantage of technological developments that enable the integration of essential services. Modernizing and coordinating digital, physical and social infrastructure can make delivery and use of public, private and hybrid services more efficient, cost effective and socially beneficial.
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