IBM DAY Smarter Education 2013 4.16

8/17/2019 IBM DAY Smarter Education 2013 4.16

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Agenda & Introductions

TIME DURATION TOPIC SPEAKER

9:00 WELCOME MESSAGE & INTRODUCTIONSWelcome message, agena !o" #$e a% an sea'e"s (n#"o)c#(on *UAN NA+OLI

9:0 IBM COR+ORATION +RO-ILE

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IBM CORPORATION PROFIE

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IBM CORPORATION PROFIE

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AudienceUniversities %it$ %orld class" leadingresearc$ers %$o are interested in supporting astrong on,going relations$ip t$at bene#its bot$t$e university and IBM" promoting researc$ inareas o# mutual interest

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SUR Project : Smarter Infrastructure Lab for

Smarter Cities MOU signed creating SI Lab collaboration taking a system ofsystems view of a university managed like a smart city usingsensors, data, and analytics

Goals include development of fixed mobile infrastructureanalytics tec!nologies solutions for a smarter city "e#g# smartwater, waste, buildings, energy, transportation, !ealt!care,environment, etc#$# %lso to provide a s!owcase for client visits demonstrations of I&M Smarter 'ities tec!nologies

(uture proposal to !ave lab become part of larger )ennsylvaniaSmarter Infrastructure Incubator Initiative

I&M, Imperial 'ollege, government industry partners toinvest * +-M for .igital 'ity /esearc! pro0ect to develop implement t!e next generation infrastructure, systems services to moderni1e cities "i#e# make cities smarter$

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Proposed Collaboration w/ "I# : Urban Ser$ice Systems Center for Smarter Cities

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5olistic modeling of smarter cities systems of systems tooptimi1e outcomes using real3time data analysis and be!aviormodeling

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SUR Project: )PC Cloud %or #raffic %lowImpro$ements

MI4 'enter for 6ducational 'omputing teams wit! G!ana4elecom Univ 'ollege and Makerere University in Sout! %fricautili1ing I&M8s LotusLive !osting

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6gypt 9apan Univ of Sci 4ec! "639US4$ and :asedaUniversity in 9apan collaborate on a pilot pro0ect utili1ing I&M8s5)' 'loud&urst tec!nology

)artnering to develop multi3agent traffic simulations for%lexandria 'ity and it8s suburbs wit! t!e goal of improvingtraffic flow reducing traffic 0ams

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>Eac$ partner s$ould be just as committed to t$e ot$er partner&s objectives and bene#its as t$ey are to t$eir o%n.

N'or3 $arder to ma3e your partner success#ul t$an you do #or yoursel#.O>)ne Ni.e." managementO cannot ma3e t%o people collaborate i# t$ey do not %ant to.>)nly as3 #or or ta3e a resourceinvestment #rom t$e ot$er partner i# it is absolutely essential #or t$e success aprojectprogram Ni.e." t$ro%ing t$ings at t$e %all to see %$at stic3s is a %aste o# resource and timeO.

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Uni(ersit,Establis$ a joint vision and mission #or t$e partners$ip.

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