Jung Hoon Lee
Jung Hoon Lee Professor and Project Manager Seoul Metropolitan Gov. and Yonsei University Seoul, South Korea

Biography

Junghoon Lee is currently the Director of DTTM and the iSi Lab at Yonsei University. He previously served as the honorary mayor and the inaugural chairperson of the Smart City Committee for Seoul. Currently, he is the Project Manager (PM) for both the Seoul Smart City Master Plan and Korea’s National Smart City R&D planning. Additionally, he serves as an external smart city expert for UN Habitat.

Sessions

Save to calendar 05-11-2024 17:30 05-11-2024 18:30 Europe/Madrid Digital Rights In Our Cities: From Challenges To Solutions

The session will highlight the role of cities in fostering human rights in the digital era and promoting a human-centered digital transformation. A first dialogue will expose how and why cities are relevant to addressing digital rights challenges. It will be followed by a solution dialogue, showcasing different projects from cities to uphold digital rights in urban spaces.

https://stagingwww.smartcityexpo.com/agenda/digital-rights-in-our-cities-from-challenges-to-solutions/

Save to calendar 07-11-2024 10:00 07-11-2024 10:45 Europe/Madrid People-Centred Smart Cities towards a Inclusive Global Digital Future

Discussions will focus on how the 'International Guidelines on People-Centred Smart Cities' can contribute to more inclusive smart city development, as they are developed upon the request of 193 Member States. The event emphasizes the strategic convergence of global frameworks with local leadership, particularly highlighting the critical roles city leaders play in driving urban digital transformation, supported by practical examples.

https://stagingwww.smartcityexpo.com/agenda/people-centred-smart-cities-towards-a-inclusive-global-digital-future/

Save to calendar 07-11-2024 11:30 07-11-2024 11:50 Europe/Madrid How Cities are Digitally Transforming: Preliminary Findings from 2024 Smart Cities Index Report

This keynote presentation highlights how different municipalities are moving towards building sovereign urban intelligence (AI) through the 4th edition of smart city index report published bi-annually. The report is perhaps the only comparative study launched and maintained by a neutral institution to foresee how AI impacts on current smart city practices and future perspectives. The report also added other perspectives to support AI transformation. The longitudinal view since 2017, based on a temporary series of bench-marking data, will provide invaluable insights based on the analysis of 50 cities around the globe.

https://stagingwww.smartcityexpo.com/agenda/how-cities-are-digitally-transforming-preliminary-findings-from-2024-smart-cities-index-report/

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