Titlebook: Demystifying Smart Cities; Practical Perspectiv Anders Lisdorf Book 2020 Anders Lisdorf 2020 Smart Cities.Internet of Things.Artificial int

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Discriminative Learning in Biometricsof infinite budgets, possibilities, and space. Most cities are like Paris, built according to the way of the pack donkey, in ad hoc and semi-planned fashion through centuries of shifting styles and preferences. The cities we are going to live in in the future are already there with living breathing

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David Zhang,Yong Xu,Wangmeng Zuoften look toward innovation leaders in awe like we look at movie stars or fashion models. We want to look like them, but it takes a workout regime of several hours a day six days a week and a controlled diet. And yes, that means no cake.

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Discriminative Learning in Biometricsp from a fledgling UK retail chain to an intercontinental titan that only rivaled the likes of Walmart and Carrefour, through the use of data. This was done with the Tesco loyalty program that pioneered offers targeted to particular segments. Several people have reiterated the concept subsequently.

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David Zhang,Yong Xu,Wangmeng Zuo “assigned” an architect. The architect is frequently perceived as living in an ivory tower of abstraction in perfect disjunction from the real world. At best he is a distraction, at worst a liability for the project to deliver.

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Anders LisdorfCombines in depth knowledge of smart city technologies and the practical realities of working in a city government.Provides insight into how technology can be truly transformational.Understand how the

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