InvestorNewsBreaks — 2002 Intelligent Cities Summit Event Announces Hybrid Format, Outlines Agenda Details
Nov 4, 2022
The Intelligent Cities Summit, Canada’s largest event geared towards public sector professionals, has announced that this year’s event will feature four simultaneous summits; the event will also be offered in a hybrid format, with in-person activities taking place in Toronto. The event is scheduled for Nov. 9–10, 2022. A one-of-a-kind showcase event, the summit is organized by IOT Events and designed to advance the deployment of cutting-edge technology to improve citizen services. According to the announcement, the two-day summit provides an ideal learning and networking environment for delegates and practicing professionals from Canada, the United States and beyond to share insights, explore policy strategies, leverage state-of-the-art learning avenues, and explore the newest city-governance tools and best practices. This year’s event offers four public-sector summits: Intelligent Cities Summit, IoT Code Orange Summit, IoT People First Summit and IoT Health Care. Each summit offers an agenda featuring engaging expert speakers addressing an array of relevant and valuable topics, along with insightful panel discussions, seminars and virtual panels.
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About the Intelligent Cities Summit
The Intelligent Cities Summit serves as a forum where global public sector leaders converge to ponder all aspects of creating an Intelligent and efficient public sector of tomorrow. Through focused panel discussions, presentations and case studies, the speaking faculty at the summit, which includes global municipal leaders and tech experts, offers new perspectives on all aspects of the public sector. Through its summits, productive workshops, exhibitions and immense networking opportunities, the event offers a comprehensive view of the various facets that combine to build and sustain a better future for our citizens and the catalytic role of technology in this process. For more information about this event, visit www.IntelligentCities.ca.
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