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- 2019-02-20 2019
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Speakers 2018
Alkesh Kumar Sharma
CEO & MD, Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor Development Corporation Limited
Ashish Mathur
Managing Director, JUSCO
Harish Nair
Regional Vice President - IMEA, Mindteck (India) Ltd.
Jagdish Salgaonkar
Senior Vice President / Program Director, AECOM Dholera Industrial City
Jamie Whyte, Director
Open Data Manchester, UK
Jayant Kohale
Business Head, RPG Smart Infra
Jayesh Ranjan
Principal Secretary, Ministry of Industries & Commerce, Government of Telangana
Mohit Kochar
Global Marketing and Corporate Affairs Head – Automotive and Transportation Business, Leader Smart Cities, KPIT.
Rajarshi Rakesh Sahai
Director Public Policy, Government Relations and Communications, Ofo
Rajesh C. Mathur
Advisor, Esri India
Raman Roy
Chairman, NASSCOM.
Randeep Bora
Head- Govt. Business, CleanMax Solar
Russell Gilchrist
Principal | Global Tall Building Leader, Gensler.
Shri A.B.Ibrahim
IAS - Managing Director, Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development and Finance Corporation
Shri Nalini Atul
IAS - Joint Managing Director, Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development and Finance Corporation
Shri R Roshan Baig
Hon’ble Minister for Minister for Infrastructure, Urban Development, Information and Haj, Government of Karnataka
Sudhir Krishna
Chairman, Committee on Standards for Smart Cities, Bureau of Indian Standards
Tony Rajan Mathew
Director Geospatial Services, Paradigm Technologies
Venkat Goli
Vice President – Smart Cities Fluentgrid Limited
Past Speakers
HARSH CHITALE
Busniness Group Professional,Philips Lighting
CARLO RATTI
MIT Department of urban studies and development
MAREK WOSINSKI
President at Sustainability Transition Consulting,LLC
Rahul Savedkar
Director – Industry Solutions (Govt), Microsoft India
Testimonials
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” He emphasised upon the government’s Digital India initiatives. Initiatives and schemes, he said, “such as biometric-based digital identity of citizens – Aadhaar, digital lockers, computerisation of land records, etc – are gaining momentum in India.” His address was followed by the launch of the India Readiness Guide Version 2, which is a conceptual roadmap to address growth strategies by focusing on universal principles that unite key areas of a city… “
– Shri P. P. Chaudhary (Minister of State, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India.)
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” We have proposed $333 million to make seven big cities – Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata,Chennai, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru and Hyderabad – focus on technological advancements… “
Hansraj Ahir, Minister of State for Home Affairs, Government of India
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” India and China share a similar context in terms of urban population and infrastructure challenges. In order to meet these challenges, China was among the first few countries to have successfully implemented the concept of smart cities and developed the requisite
– Mohammad Saqib, Secretary General, India-China Economic and Cultural Council.
infrastructure to meet the urban challenges.. “