Smart cities

At 10h11, we support public and private actors in their digital transformation. We provide them with our skills in data centralization, territorial scoring and IoT. We facilitate interoperability between the various actors, promote the openness of data and their standardization, and help create datalakes. We also support the application of technologies such as BIM (Building Information Modeling) and GTI (Technical Intervention Management) in the context of smart city projects.

Enedis wanted to optimize the cost of its road opening and closing works. We then created a platform to centralize the data of the various operators and coordinate their agendas. This has made it possible to reduce the number of road openings and closures, while facilitating the management of operations by the sponsoring municipalities. It is an illustration of the effectiveness of the application of data in the service of urban intelligence.

In the future, smart cities could benefit more from centralized data and automation. IoT technologies could be used more to connect urban infrastructures and services, thus improving the efficiency of municipal services and the quality of life of citizens. In addition, open data could encourage the creation of new innovative services by private companies, while promoting transparency and citizen participation.