(Br-SCMM) Brazilian Smart City Maturity Model: a Perspective from the Health Domain
Afonso, R.A.; dos Santos Brito, K.; Holanda do Nascimento, C.óv.; Campos da Costa, L.; Álvaro, A.; Cardoso Garcia, V.
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 216: 983
2015
ISSN/ISBN: 1879-8365 PMID: 26262285 Document Number: 682015
The term definition "Smart City" still allows various interpretations, and this causes some difficulty in establishing parameters to measure how smart the cities can be. This paper presents a Maturity Model that uses a set of minimum domains and indicators that aim to encourage cities of different sizes to identify their potential and improve processes and public policies.
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