UDI Building Smart CitiesJessie Adcock – City of VancouverSean Simpson – City of Surrey

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DIGITAL STRATEGY 1.02013 – 2016

FOUNDATIONALFocus on digital maturity and early business transformation

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFORMATION2017 – 2018

EVOLVINGFocus on connectivity and data

SMART, INTELLIGENT, CONNECTED, GREEN CITY2019 – 2022

OPTIMIZEDFocus on interoperability

Smart CityThe City of Vancouver Digital Journey

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DIGITALECONOMY

ORGANIZATIONAL DIGITAL

MATURITY

ENGAGEMENT + ACCESS

INFRASTRUCTURE& ASSETS

Citizens and businesses can

easily interact with the City through digital channels

A robust digital infrastructure built through strategic investments and

partnerships

Vancouver is a global leader in supporting

innovation and growth in the digital

economy

The City of Vancouver has a mature, citizen-centric digital culture

#SmarterTogether

• Two leading cities, with established strategies, when it comes to digital maturity, technology transformation and smart city innovation

• We share common problems and understand the benefits of collaboration

• We have similar abilities to implement and working together can develop scalable Canadian solutions

• Developing working relationships that will endure beyond the smart cities challenge

• MOU for a Common Smart City Approach

Understanding citizen needs

MOBILITY

SAFETY & SECURITY

EMPOWERMENT & INCLUSION

ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

HEALTHY LIVING & RECREATION

ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY

Innovation Corridor….Two Ways

The challenge outcomes

Zero CollisionsImproved safetyIncreased availability of mobility options Reduced emissionsIncreased accessibilityHealthier communities More socially connected communitiesHigher people-moving capacityEnhanced travel experience

Our challenge statement

Surrey and Vancouver will implement Canada’s first two collision-free multi-modal transportation corridors, leveraging autonomous vehicles and smart technologies to demonstrate the path to safer, healthier and more socially connected communities while reducing emissions, improving transportation efficiency and enhancing livability in the face of rapid growth and traffic congestion.

#SmarterTogether

Developing a plan to deliver on our citizen outcomes

Innovative procurementOver 200 vendor submissionsGlobal interestAgile evaluation process

50+ partners shortlisted80+ projects shortlistedCity as a Platform innovation program

80+ potential projects, with scope, costs and timings ready for the roadmapAttracted ~$40M in potential vendor contributions

Program and project plan with a focus on citizen outcomesPartnerships & project alignment with UBC, SFU & TransLink

A. Gateway Station

B. Chuck Bailey Rec Centre

C. Surrey Central Station

D. SFU

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C

D

D

University Drive corridor

AD

C

B

A. King George SkyTrain Station B. Surrey Memorial HospitalC. Jim Pattison Outpatient Clinic C. RCMP E-Division

Innovation Boulevard Corridors

South False Creek Innovation Corridor

South False Creek Innovation Corridor

Building excitement and momentum

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