White paper: What's it going to take to level-up living and build Smart Cities?
Editorial team·Sep 12, 2024
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White paper: What's it going to take to level-up living and build Smart Cities?

Editorial team
TomTom Blog
Sep 12, 2024 · 1 min read
White paper: Smart Cities with Frost and Sullivan | TomTom Newsroom

Smart Cities make a bold promise. With new infrastructure, cybersecurity, big data collection and analysis, and heaps of new mobility technology, they claim to tame the chaos of modern city life. With smarter cities, congestion will be a thing of the past, efficiency will be the norm, space will be shared fairly and multi-modal transport will be commonplace. But how do we do it? What needs to come together to make Smart Cities not just a promise, but a reality?

Industry researchers and consultants, Frost and Sullivan, with additional insight and data from TomTom, provide answers to those questions in this recent white paper. You can download the recently published report, in full, here:

Frost & Sullivan white paper: Intelligent traffic management

In the white paper, Frost and Sullivan explores the technologies required to build smart cities, and the various components and layers that work together to transform roads, reduce crowding and lower the focus on cars in city design.

Smart Cities are an alluring idea, one that is achievable if we get the regulations, advocacy and tech right. It’s a tall order, but as Frost and Sullivan explain, with highly accurate, high-resolution traffic and location data from the likes of TomTom, we can fully understand the cities of today, to build the cities of tomorrow that we dream of.

Click the link above to read the white paper and begin to unlock the future of Smart Cities.

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