With a motion detector, lights can be turned down when no one is around. Smart adaptations like this will increase savings, and enable us to gather data and monitor the performance of lighting - overall enhancing efficiency @MarlynZDC on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
We all have to lean into this together and figure out what the clear goals are. There is boundless creativity in people. We need to harness and combine this with technology today - David Graham on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
We are used to "at-your-fingertips" type of services. If cities are not approaching issues from an agile perspective, people will go to more convenient cities that are responsive to their needs - David Graham on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
Smart lighting can impact how people move around at night and use public spaces. Their safety can be improved with smart infrastructure choices @susanneseit on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio.
We are fascinated by natural, impactful phenomenons like thunderstorms, but we flip a light switch and think it's mundane. Awe-inspiring, mundane things need to be reinvented so they can capture people's imaginations - David Graham on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
You can't think about transformative technology in abstract ways. You need to dig in and create with your own abilities @susanneseit on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
Today on #SAPRadio, the panel will discuss smart lighting and various smart city implementations worldwide. Is your city “bright” enough yet? Listen LIVE at 11am/ET: spr.ly/SAPRadio
All transportation discussion relies on the government to begin to make decisions - Jesse Samberg on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio.
Now when you walk into a meeting and say you've been stuck on a subway, someone can verify that - Jesse Samberg on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio.
#Predictions: self-driving cars will have a major impact on transportation in ways that we don't understand yet - we may suffer some pain from unexpected consequences @dunowon on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
We need to start looking at things holistically instead of in isolation - Jesse Samberg on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
New technology will have a massive impact on driving and change how we use time in traffic. With self-driving vehicles, we can have more time for work in the car @mikeeberhardt on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
There are a competing set of options for transportation that is managed in silos - this has to change @dunowon on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
Improving customer experience is a key to combating traffic issues. Thinking about why a customer is riding and what best serves them can help reduce congestion - Jesse Samberg @IBMSAPAlliance on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
The U.S is tied with Russia for the worst traffic of any developed country. Rraffic is increasing stress and dragging down economic growth @dunowon on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
"They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself." (Andy Warhol) We are all responsible for change based on the fact that we have a voice today @mikeeberhardt on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
“You can't always get what you want, but if you try some times, you just might find, you get what you need.” (Rolling Stones) If you're looking at the world as a community, sometimes what you want isn't what we need - Jesse Samberg on #SAPRadio spr.ly/SAPRadio
The smart future city will use innovative and citizen-centric service delivery models that put the citizen at the center. How close are cities to achieving this digital transformation? #SAPRadio's panel of experts discuss. Listen LIVE at 11am/ET: spr.ly/SAPRadio
#Predictions: High level brands will still rely on dealerships - Andreas Klaschka on #SAPRadio. Listen on-demand soon: voiceamerica.com/episode/106…