The Smart City team from Dublin City Council, leaders of the SENATOR’s pilot deployments at the Urban Living Lab in the Irish capital, recently participated in Arcadis’ podcast “Better Cities By Design”. The discussion focused on innovative solutions to urban challenges and transformative projects in development, including the Digital Kerbside Management initiative. This pilot project aims to revolutionize the management of urban infrastructure assets while supporting the nation’s NetZero goals and climate targets.
Ireland’s capital is a thriving hub where many renowned tech companies and organizations converge. It is an environment ripe for innovation, the adoption of new technologies, and their testing. In this setting, public institutions and local authorities play a critical role as change agents, actively addressing the diverse needs of the city’s stakeholders. This proactive approach is exemplified by the Smart City team at Dublin City Council.
In episode 18 of the “Better Cities By Design” podcast, our colleagues Jamie Cudden, Smart City Program Manager, and Payal Pandya, Project Manager and Business Analyst, both at Dublin City Council, discuss the important role municipalities and local authorities play in identifying innovative technologies that have the potential to benefit a wide range of stakeholders and, more broadly, have a positive impact on urban life.
Precisely, one of the key initiatives highlighted in this episode is the Digital Kerbside Management initiative under the SENATOR project, aimed at enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of last-mile deliveries. Tune in to hear insights from the Smart City team and learn about this initiative, which has garnered national recognition as one of the 35 Pathfinder Programme projects.
