Development of a Holistic Care Platform in the Smart City Environment: Implications for Business Models and Data Usage Concepts

Bleja, Jelena; Krüger, Tim; Neumann, Sara; Engelmann, Lars; Großmann, Uwe

doi:10.1109/e-tems53558.2022.9944471

2022 IEEE European Technology and Engineering Management Summit (E-Tems) 2022

DOI: 10.1109/e-tems53558.2022.9944471

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Development of a Holistic Care Platform in the Smart City Environment: Implications for Business Models and Data Usage Concepts

Jelena Bleja

Tim Krüger

Sara Neumann

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Business Models Used in Smart Cities—Theoretical Approach with Examples of Smart Cities

Wolniak,

Gajdzik,

Grebski

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This paper examines business model implementations in three leading European smart cities: London, Amsterdam, and Berlin. Through a systematic literature review and comparative analysis, the study identifies and analyzes various business models employed in these urban contexts. The findings reveal a diverse array of models, including public–private partnerships, build–operate–transfer arrangements, performance-based contracts, community-centric models, innovation hubs, revenue-sharing models, outcome-based financing, and asset monetization strategies. Each city leverages a unique combination of these models to address its specific urban challenges and priorities. The study highlights the role of PPPs in large-scale infrastructure projects, BOT arrangements in transportation solutions, and performance-based contracts in driving efficiency and accountability. It also explores the benefits of community-centric models, innovation hubs, revenue-sharing models, outcome-based financing, and asset monetization strategies in enhancing the sustainability, efficiency, and livability of smart cities. The paper offers valuable insights for policymakers, urban planners, and researchers seeking to advance smart city development worldwide.

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Business Models Used in Smart Cities—Theoretical Approach with Examples of Smart Cities

Wolniak,

Gajdzik,

Grebski

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Smart Cities

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Development of a Holistic Care Platform in the Smart City Environment: Implications for Business Models and Data Usage Concepts

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