IoT, smart city, and optimization are terms that are enjoying lots of popularity recently. While entrepreneurs alongside large-scale enterprises focus some of their affords on the future city technologies, it seems that some tend to undermine the importance of more immediate efficient solutions that answers the needs of a big city with old infrastructure.
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There are various ways of making your living environment cleaner and more efficient using technology, but most, if not all of them, require paying for something, installing something and usually changing your behavior. But there is something you cannot control – when does your waste gets picked up by the municipality.
Partner’s talk, the place where GreenQ’s friends and colleagues discuss technology, vision, and progress.
This month we had an interesting chat with Michal Levitan Giat, from IBM’s Business Development in Israel.
we challenged her with the most buzzed question lately – What makes a city a smart one?
Her answer was insightful.
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Gil Rosen, Bezeq Chief Marketing & Innovation Officer. Credit: Reuters
Bezeq smart city- GreenQ is the smart garbage collection vertical in Bezeq’s smart city pilot program in the municipality of Modiin, a growing city of about 100,000 people midway between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Bezeq, Israel’s largest telecoms group, Is aligning with other big telecom enterprises like ata&t, Deutsche Telekom, and T-mobile by engaging smart cities internet infrastructure.
GreenQ is celebrating its first birthday, a good chance to review where we started and where are we today.
The Vision and the garbage: Internet of Garbage
Many of you readers know this feeling. Out of the blue, you experience a creative moment; a light bulb appears over your head with a clear vision of a solution to a well-known problem, one that has yet to be solved. You’re thinking, ‘hey, this could be a START-UP!’
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