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10 conversations in 2022 on the future of mobility, high-speed rail, resilience
and more; These 5 big transit projects got done just as 2022 came to an end;
Cities adapt hiring, work practices to address tech worker shortage; Inside
Houston’s approach to addressing homelessness

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DAILY DIVE

Jan. 3, 2023 | Today’s news and insights for smart city leaders

 

 

 

 

 


NOTE FROM THE EDITOR

 

Good morning from Las Vegas, where Reporter Dan Zukowski and I are at CES to get
the latest news and trends related to electric and autonomous vehicles, smart
city technology and more.

Are you also at the conference this week? We're eager to know what's in store
for you and your organization in 2023. Please get in touch if you'd like to
meet.

Michael Brady
Senior Editor, Smart Cities Dive
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13 PREDICTIONS ABOUT THE TRENDS THAT WILL SHAPE SMART CITIES IN 2023

 

Cities will get smarter about transportation infrastructure needs, continue to
rethink the use of downtown spaces and look at where data can help inform
various operations, readers said.

 

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10 CONVERSATIONS IN 2022 ON THE FUTURE OF MOBILITY, HIGH-SPEED RAIL, RESILIENCE
AND MORE

 

Smart Cities Dive caught up with executives from businesses including GM and
Replica; officials from Austin, Oakland and other cities; and leaders from the
U.S. Congress and Ukraine.

 

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THESE 5 BIG TRANSIT PROJECTS GOT DONE JUST AS 2022 CAME TO AN END

 

Multibillion-dollar rail transit projects like those that just opened in New
York, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington, D.C., can take years to
build but bring benefits to residents, researchers say.

 

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CITIES ADAPT HIRING, WORK PRACTICES TO ADDRESS TECH WORKER SHORTAGE

 

Local governments aim to hire smarter, provide the right benefits, and build a
pipeline of talent both internally and externally to support their technology
worker needs.

 

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INSIDE HOUSTON’S APPROACH TO ADDRESSING HOMELESSNESS

 

This series examines the factors that have led to the success of Houston’s
homeless response system and the challenges the city faces and will continue to
face in addressing homelessness.

 

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WHAT WE'RE READING

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WIRED

 


CITIES NEED TO REALIZE THE VALUE OF EMOTIONAL DESIGN

 

 

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Fast Company

 


‘WE’RE BEING A LITTLE MORE PICKY’: HOW CITIES ARE RETHINKING THEIR TREES IN THE
FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE

 

 

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TechCrunch

 


MICROMOBILITY IN LIMBO: TAKEAWAYS FROM PARIS AND LA

 

 

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Bloomberg CityLab

 


THE CITIES KEEPING THEIR CAR-FREE SPACES

 

 

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