Smart Cities Big Data


Smart Cities


Forces are culminating into what is being called a third industrial revolution characterised by unprecedented access to information, new technologies and information networks. We exist in a networked world, and so do our cities.

Smart Cities, Big Data

Several major metros in South Africa are investigating the potential that smart city technologies have for meeting the needs of an increasingly urbanised population- a population that could see the size of Africa’s cities doubling within the next 15 years. South Africa, as a continental business leader and home to the second-largest economy in Africa, has much in common with Africa when it comes to population age and prospects. The major differentiator for the country lies in its well-developed infrastructure and access to skills.  These two factors will prove vital in enabling cities like Johannesburg to launch initiatives ahead of competitive cities elsewhere in Africa.

Africa is ready to leapfrog the competition,through Smart Cities Technology
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