Keywords
IoT
Geography of Innovation Sustainability
territorial capital
regional economy
competitiveness
Poznań
How to Cite
Abstract
Cities are not equally prepared to adopt the solutions characteristic for a smart city. This problem was analysed by the author and the results were presented in the empirical part of the article on the basis of the city of Poznań. Various factors have the impact on the variety and dynamics in the process of formulating concepts of a smart city and therefore they make it an interesting area of study. The aim of this article is the attempt to sum up different attitudes to defining a smart city and to indicate their common features. The aim of the empirical part is, however, to present the preparedness of the city of Poznań to adopt the solutions as a smart city. The main thesis of this article is the statement that the concept of a smart city is strongly connected with the technological progress and as technologies develop, new areas of activities of the city appear and can be implemented.
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