Smart cities model for the management of emerging cities. A look at tunja Boyacá

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Smart Cities are characterized by being imaginary from the urban perspective that seeks to generate technological solutions for the well-being and development of cities, focusing on transformations from the application of solutions to problems based on innovation, for managing and implementing development models that include social, economic, cultural, environmental and technological aspects that contribute to adding public value, supported by the use and implementation of ICTs and sustainability. This is why future actions should be planned to promote the adaptation of cities to these new trends. The objective of this article is to diagnose the current conditions of the city of Tunja (Boyacá). with a view to developing actions to program and structure a Smart City model in its territory, taking as international reference bases and indicator systems that adapt to the conditions of the context of the city. Among the main findings, mobility and employability problems are related, as well as the need for integration of citizens in the management and planning processes of the city.

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Caro-Pedreros, J. Y., Lesmes-Ortiz, L. V., Preciado-Trujillo, E. A., & Bernal-Caro, O. A. (2021). Smart cities model for the management of emerging cities. A look at tunja Boyacá. Aibi, Revista de Investigacion Administracion e Ingenierias, 9(1), 30–53. https://doi.org/10.15649/2346030X.883

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