Titlebook: Building on Smart Cities Skills and Competences; Human factors affect Panos Fitsilis Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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The Co-Evolution of the Digital Transition and Appropriate Skills at City Leveltransition. The labour market for smart cities is highly demanding in terms of the type of skills needed, which go well beyond ICT to include management and modern soft skills. We discuss them for the actors who will develop/use these skills and indicate ways how such skills can be obtained.

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Building Smart City Knowledge and Competences Using Problem-Based Learning in a Blended Learning Enve further required smart city competences independently. The necessary design requirements for such an education concept are also briefly outlined, and the underlying design process is briefly described before the transferability of the education concept is discussed.

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The Dynamic Formation of a Successful Smart City Roadmapojects in their strategies with rather a partial implementation. Furthermore, we identify the characteristics of the variations in the implementation of a strategy, thus helping form policies and more efficient strategies. By mapping the crucial factors, it may open to successful mechanisms in devel

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Sustainable Digital Transformation of Urban Landscape Through Disruptive Technologies and Standards and 5G, the standard of living quality of modern humans has been refined. Cities are complex organisms with multiple interdependent systems and numerous independent organizational units. All individuals and even autonomous residents make urban governance highly challenging. And, to meet these imper

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Smart Cities: Emerging Risks and Mitigation Strategiesntegrated risk response strategy system and the rationale behind it are proposed, in order to enhance opportunities and mitigate threats regarding smart city development and operation, by utilizing modern technologies and systems.

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