Around the globe, city officials are taking steps to incorporate big data and technology solutions to address issues relating to healthcare, climate, and quality of life. Smart city projects utilize sensors, apps, and 3D maps to make life increasingly safe and convenient for urbanites. Although there are some inevitable concerns, the excitement around this quickly-evolving sector continues to build.
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