A quantitative comparison of smart cities between China and Italy

IF 1.2 Q4 BUSINESS

Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Issues Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI:10.9770/jesi.2023.10.4(20)

A. Marino, P. Pariso

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Abstract

. This study aims to evaluate the similarities and differences between several Smart Cities in Italy and China. For these reasons, the paper is based on two key points; the first is a broad literature review about Smart Cities to explore their evolution and identify strategic elements; the second is based on a quantitative survey of Italian and Chinese Smart Cities to show and compare common and different characteristics. The Smart City concept is a new method of seeing the city of the future. Technological and socioeconomic solutions are required for implementation concerns. Smart Cities solve local and global problems through modern technology and efficient resource management. Nonetheless, each area implements smart projects, activities, and tools as needed based on its unique concerns. There are exciting and substantial differences in Smart City implementation. The research findings present a taxonomy of parallels and differences between Italian and Chinese Smart Cities based on identified essential features

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中国和意大利智慧城市的定量比较

本研究旨在评估意大利和中国几个智能城市之间的异同。基于这些原因，本文主要基于两个关键点；首先是对智能城市的广泛文献综述，以探索其演变并确定战略要素；二是基于对意大利和中国智慧城市的定量调查，展示和比较其共同和不同的特点。智慧城市概念是一种看待未来城市的新方法。执行问题需要技术和社会经济解决方案。智慧城市通过现代技术和高效的资源管理解决本地和全球问题。尽管如此，每个领域都基于其独特的关注点，根据需要实施智能项目、活动和工具。智能城市的实施存在着令人兴奋的实质性差异。研究结果根据已确定的基本特征，对意大利和中国智能城市的异同进行了分类

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Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Issues BUSINESS-

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