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San Francisco Payments FacilitatorLower your cost of payments
LocationSan Francisco, California
TopicCitizen Engagement, Payments, Efficiency, Cost Savings
Partner(s)San Francisco, CityBase
The City and County of San Francisco receives more than 300,000 electronic payments per year. They needed a scalable, user-friendly platform that integrates multiple payment channels into one system, creating ease of use for both citizens and staff. They used CityBase's payment gateway to deliver this integrated experience and are able to deliver the lowest processing costs in the state of California.
Cash back to CitiesAllow payables to generate rebates
LocationFort Lauderdale, Tallahassee
TopicCost Savings, New Revenue, Payments, Efficiency
Partner(s)City of Fort Lauderdale, City of Tallahassee, CPS Payment
Fort Lauderdale and Tallahassee have added revenue to their budgets and saved money on payment processing. CPS's ePayables solution allows governments to capture rebates from vendors on their existing payables. There is no upfront cost, CPS keeps a portion of the rebate, and the solution works with your existing systems. Not only can you add new revenue to your city, it saves time and resources in payment processing. Fort Lauderdale and Tallahassee have added over $300,000 in new revenue per year.
Multi-Modal Transportation ApplicationIntegrating multiple options into single trip
LocationVancouver, Canada
TopicMobility, Transportation,
Partner(s)Greenline Technology and Vancouver
Greenline Technology, the City of Vancouver, local transit agencies, and various bike and car share companies created the Cowlines App, a free tool to show you the faster, most cost effective and most sustainable way to move around the city.
Cycling to Smart CitiesSafety, Sustainability & Data!
LocationDublin, Ireland
TopicTransportation, Safety, Cycling
Partner(s)Smart Dublin, See.Sense
Dublin & See.Sense have created a real triple threat. While encouraging sustainable bicycle programs, Dublin partnered to use the See.Sense icon, a bike light that is also a sensor. In addition to keeping riders safe, their trips provide aggregate & anonymized data to the city about mobility, road conditions and cyclist safety.
Innovation Process ManagementIncrease your pilot success rate
LocationPittsburgh, San Mateo, Las Vegas
TopicInnovation Management, Smart City, Pilot, Execution
Partner(s)UrbanLeap
San Mateo County is working and planning multiple technology pilots and needed a better way than spreadsheets to track them. Using UrbanLeap's platform they are able to manage vendor intake, setup and manage pilot milestones and track results. This increases both their capacity to manage and their pilot success rate.
Turn garbage trucks into sensorsEfficiently managing waste and recycling
LocationAtlanta, Georgia
TopicWaste Management, Recycling, Cost Saving
Partner(s)Rubicon Global and Atlanta Georgia
Atlanta outfitted their waste fleet with Rubicon's sensors & software to more efficiently respond to the city's needs. Beyond cost savings, this improves recycling rates, ensuring trucks are routed to the correct facilities only when full.
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Due Rolling
LocationChula Vista
The City of Chula Vista is looking to build relationships with parties interested in autonomous vehicle and unmanned aerial systems.
Due Rolling
LocationLas Vegas
Las Vegas is seeking pilot proposals around their strategic priorities. 1) Iconic Las Vegas 2) Smart Vegas 3) Neighborhoods 4) At Risk Populations 5) Public Safety 6) Workforce Development
Due
06.28
2019
LocationNew York City
NYCEDC aims to identify interest from, and opportunities to support, companies, organizations, truck fleet owners and operators, and other entities that are looking to use, install, and/or maintain fast-charging electric truck charging stations and infrastructure, with a specific...
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Commencement Season
At recent events, a hot topic of conversation is that governments are taking the next step. Emerging from a lot of flashy ideas, many cities are embarking on real technology initiatives to improve their community and the lives of their residents. A new phase of Smart Cities is beginning. Be part of it.Take your Next Step
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August 2019
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