This year’s Connected Smart Cities Conference 2019 brought together more than 300 participants in Brussels to discuss how to “make agile the new stable”. Below you will find the recordings

The opening session of OASC’s annual Connected Smart Cities Conference will be available live. The stream starts on 17 January 2019 at 09:00AM (CET). Click on the video below to

By Omar Elloumi, Chair, Smart Cities WG, Alliance for the Internet of Things Innovation (AIOTI); and Martin Brynskov, Chair, Open & Agile Smart Cities (OASC). As we enter 2019 and

Towards Urban Capacity Building for Citizen-Centric Innovation By Christoph Raetzsch, Affiliate Researcher, Centre for Digital Transition of Cities and Communities (DITCOM), Aarhus University, Denmark. Cities may be the most complex

Last chance to grab your tickets for this year’s edition of OASC’s annual Connected Smart Cities Conference 2019 on 17 January in Brussels. Get your tickets at www.connectedsmartcities.org In four

By Michael Mulquin, City Standards Associate at OASC founding member Future Cities Catapult and Chair of the IEC Smart Cities Systems Committee. In his latest blog, Michael Mulquin shares his

Join the City Enabler platform by proposing and executing experiments. Be quick and submit your proposal by 15 January 2019. What would you think is an innovative smart city application?

The Digital Transition Partnership of the Urban Agenda, EUROCITIES, CEMR and OASC call on the next long-term budget to strongly support cities in the digital transition. In a joint statement

Join cities, policy-makers, representatives from research & academia, start-ups and innovators at Open & Agile Smart Cities’ annual flagship event: The Connected Smart Cities & Communities Conference (CSCC19). A unique, city-driven

Transport, mobility and congestion continue to be hotly debated topics in politics, the media, academia and soon at the Urban Motion conference in Brisbane. And rightly so, writes Marcus Foth of Queensland