Results of End-user Survey Conducted 1Q 2015
02-Jun-2015
Europe
Market Research
MB02-01-00-00-00
IT00671-EU-MR_01846
A true real-time city exploits its massive data repositories, its network and sensor infrastructure, and the expertise of its ICT partners in the pursuit of policy goals. Frost & Sullivan’s end-user survey explores how the early innovators are using big and/or open data to achieve these aims and ultimately to build a foundation for commercially-sustainable services. Question topics include city goals, data providers/users, open source software, project financing, and collaborative efforts. The resulting ‘heat map’ represents the relative progress of 27 respondents in West and East Europe.
Findings—Real-Time City Trends in Europe
Findings—Real-Time City Trends in Europe (continued)
Results—Real-Time Cities Progress Heat Map
Questions This Study Will Answer
Scope—Europe
2015 Survey Methodology
Definitions
Q1—What is the City You Represent?
Q2—Which Services are the Main Focus of Your City’s Initiatives?*
Q3—What are Your City’s Top 3 Goals?*
Q4—What Do You Believe Stands Out in Your City’s Use of Big or Open Data?*
Q5—Does Your City’s Initiative Include Any of the Following?*
Q6—How Many Public Datasets are Collected?
Q7—Who Owns the Data?
Q8—Where is Data Published?
Q9—What Open Source Technologies, Standards, and Guidelines are Used?
Q10—Please Rank the Budget Allocations for the Following Technology Cost Items
Q11—Which Infrastructure is Already Available or Requires Investment to Support Your City’s Projects?
Q12—What are the Funding Sources Behind Your City’s Initiatives?
Q13 & Q14—How is Your City Collaborating With Other Public Authorities and With ICT Suppliers?
Q15—Who are the Providers of Street Infrastructure?
Q16—Which ICT Suppliers are You Working With?
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