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Organizational and Environmental Framework of Smart Cities, Universities and Buildings,rmation systems constitute organizational frameworks for this development. In this chapter, we will come back on the evolutionary approach of SC and develop what is at stake. Then we will explain why technology enables a more sustainable response to urbanization challenges. We will describe living l

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