Endorsed by ENoLL (European Network of Living Labs)
The beautiful city of Manchester hosted the 4th ENoLL Living Lab Summer School “Connected Smart & Creative Cities” 2013, where the EPIC final workshop took place on the 28th of August within the Smart City track of the event.
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What is the Workshop About? : How can the EPIC Smart City solution help my City? This workshop, presented by the EC-Funded ‘European Platform for Intelligent Cities’ (EPIC) Project, provides attendees with a crash course in how using the EPIC platform’s ‘Smart City in a Box’ can revolutionize the way you create, procure and operate smart city services in your city or municipality.
The EPIC team have currently converged in Brussels to prepare for the final project review with the European Commission that takes place tomorrow. A series of demos highlightling key features of the EPIC smart services within each pilot site location will be shown, along with evaluation reports and sustainability outcomes. Despite the end of the initial CIP funding stream, EPIC will continue its commercialisation journey.
The 26th annual Bled eConference featured the theme of eInnovation this year, providing a perfect platform for the EPIC project. In a special session on Regional Innovation in Europe, EPIC was presented as a case study on how to scale local innovations on a regional and pan-European scale. At a session on Smart Cities and Regions, the EPIC team highlighted the project’s use of the cloud to deliver Smart City innovations in a regional context.
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