Blog categorized as Task Forces

The Smart Cities Council and Smart AI Connect have launched Understanding AI Implementation, a new Smart Cities Academy course helping organisations navigate AI adoption, governance, assurance, cybersecurity, risks, and practical implementation across cities, infrastructure, and business.

Smart Cities Council is introducing TAG — the Technology Accreditation Group, a new alliance connecting leaders across AI, cybersecurity, infrastructure, operational technology, and digital systems to help shape smarter, safer, and more connected cities globally.

Smart Cities Council is launching SCC Global Task Forces, bringing together members and partners to help shape smarter cities through industry collaboration, practical frameworks, thought leadership, real-world case studies, and global smart city expertise.

As cities continue to densify and the demand for resilient, efficient infrastructure grows, an important question is emerging: Are we making the most of our underground spaces?

Buildings are generating more data than ever before, from energy use and air quality to occupancy and system performance. But without interoperability and clear standards, this data remains fragmented and underutilised.

Building on previous Smart Cities Council work to accelerate smarter decision-making across built and natural environments, the Digital Twin Maturity Task Force Digital Twin Maturity Matrix is available to download.

The Code for Digital Transformation of Transport Hubs report considers the practical use of enabling technology to support the operations of transport hubs. The report considers the role and usefulness of digital twins in particular, within the context of transport hubs.