International connection 1: Promoting the modernization of governance and fostering high-quality cities
14th OCT，09:10-09:55
Shanghai Post Museum
Briefing
The continuous and accelerated development of a new round of urbanization, cities face a number of issues and demanding challenges for urban management and governance, from traffic congestion to sudden failures of public services, extensive management needs and high pressure on grassroots governance. This session is aimed at addressing how to optimize the governance model through the development of smart cities so urban authorities can quickly respond to the urgent needs from all sectors of society.
The session will focus on the theme of urban governance and explore the new situation of advancing the modern urban governance system thorugh practical examples of implementation of smart management solutions with a particular focus on integration of information data, and the relationship between "integration and division", "release and management", "extensive and delicate" in urban governance, exploring solutions for grassroots social governance and efficient coordination.
International connection 2: Big Data-driving & Personal information security
14th OCT，10:05-10:50Shanghai Post Museum
Briefing
With the maturity of the technology, Big data has provided new tools and means for urban governance innovation, and the effect for innovative urban governance has become more and more obvious. Many countries have upgraded big data as a national strategy, such as the United States, Japan, Singapore and some of European countries have successively formulated strategic documents for the implementation of big data. For the government, the USE of big data to improve the level of management, service and decision-making is the development trend of all countries in the world today. Big data breaks limitations, facilitates the communication between all parties with low cost. It provides technical support for public opinion, information disclosure and a platform for social governance. In the other hand we need to improve the scope of protection of those data systems, personal data should be expanded rather than limited with the development of big data, because under the advanced data cross-recognition technology, it is possible to identify personal identities or spy on privacy through seemingly fragmented data. So What is lacking in digital city construction? The role of public power in this respect?
