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New developments

New development: Lean Thinking in smart cities

 

Abstract

The smart city concept lacks a set of coherent criteria for evaluating its effectiveness as an urban management system, its compatibility with human rights principles, and its contribution to a democratic, participatory, social urban regime. The author explains why Lean Thinking principles can be applied to evaluate the ‘smartness’ of cities and serve as guidelines for improvement.

Notes

* The Municipality lists the DCF among its Smart City partners, but their actual role and status are not clear (http://www.deliveringchangefoundation.org).

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Arie Herscovici

Arie Herscovici is a practitioner and a Senior Lecturer at the West Galilee College, Israel.

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