"If a bank can, cities can do it as well"

The ' digital natives ', as the generation that was born after 1984, was raised in a digital world.
They mainly see the possibilities of new technologies and less the dangers. Concepts such as ' smart cities ' and ' IoT ' are not far-from-my-bedshow.
Pavements in grey concrete tiles, brick houses and parkinglots that still work on coins. Not much has changed in recent decades.

But now something is finally moving. In Europe cities install technology to collect data in hopes of saving money and becoming more sustainable. In short, village and citylife is improved. With an expensive word called ' smart cities ', or smart cities.
Governments tend to react more slowly to new developments in the market. That is also the case, so they are certain that the technology that is purchased is also stable.

How about security? Security is also an important factor, because within the government you will find a lot of sensitive information. It is mainly the centre cities that are active in this area today. There are many different definitions of ' smart cities ' today, but they all have one goal: to make life easier for residents and businesses.

If we all work together and try to help older people understand the benefits of smart cities.. Life should be much easier.