Cities do not need to start innovation projects with a large technology deployment, officials recently told the Smart Cities Connect Fall Conference and Expo.
In Trenton, N.J., Naman Sharma began by mapping how employees actually handled city-owned properties — and found that staff members were following different versions of the same process. That discovery shaped his approach to modernization: Understand the people and the process first, then …
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