The advent of smart cities has brought with it the promise of ubiquitous connectivity and the automation of data capture and flows. The assumption is that somehow this will improve

OASC member city Saint-Quentin is a part of an award-winning team that delivers a Smart City Enabling Digital Platform based on TMForum’s Open APIs and Ecosystems – the Connected Citizens

OASC Brazil publishes a Manifesto to raise awareness among city leaders and stimulate the implementation of social, economic and digital policies. The Manifesto has been shared with Brazilian authorities.  

The two-day workshop “IoT and Smart Cities & Communities Platform Convergence” brought together the leaders in this field to talk about requirements and standardisation to support IoT and smart cities

Smart-up BSR and OASC are co-organising the workshop “Investing in the economical and digital transition of cities and communities” at the European Week of Regions and Cities 2019. Registration is

When Martin Brynskov, Chair of Open & Agile Smart Cities (OASC), first asked me to moderate the panel Platform and Solutions Convergence & Interoperability of the two-day workshop Internet of

“To create an open smart city market based on the needs of cities and communities”. That’s the goal of Open & Agile Smart Cities. But what exactly does this mean?

The Irish OASC cities Cork, Dublin, Galway, and Limerick have been working together for the last two years to establish a common ground among the cities’ smart initiatives. One of

SynchroniCity, one of the European Internet of Things (IoT) Large Scale Pilots, has launched its € 3 Million open call. SMEs, cities and large business will have the opportunity to