In Tel Aviv-Jaffa, an application-oriented Smart City Plan is being developed for each area of urban organization – infrastructure, transportation, water, energy, community, education, and security.
The city administration operates an open data portal. 90 percent of the city's applications are developed in-house by an IT department of around 400 people. Furthermore, developers from start-up companies can access the database to develop Smart City-relevant solutions.
Tel Aviv-Jaffa is the economic and cultural center of Israel with over 450,000 inhabitants. The city's metropolitan region is home to around three million people, about a third of the total population. With more than 6,000 resident start-ups, Tel Aviv-Jaffa is a world-leading business start-up location.
The vision of digitization of the Tel Aviv-Jaffa administration is based on networked information and the integration of advanced, innovative technologies, as well as the participation of the city's inhabitants and other stakeholders such as academic institutions and private companies. A platform should bundle the activities and present them transparently.
Objectives
Numerous smart city applications have been implemented in Tel Aviv-Jaffa. All data converge on one platform.
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