A delegation led by two SCC Co-chairs of Steering Committee Dr. Hon Elizabeth Quat and Dr. Winnie Tang completed a 4-day visit to Tokyo, Japan last December to learn their smart city experiences.   The delegation, met with the senior management of Hitachi, visiting Kashiwa-no-ha – Japan's first Smart City, and the Hitachi Building Solution Lab with presentation about their facility management system.   SCC delegation members included Convener Mr. Eric Yeung, Chair...

Organized by The Chartered Institute of Building (Global VDC). Mr. Eric Yeung, SCC's Convener presented the opening speech. The Symposium was to share knowledge and innovative ideas for practitioners from architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) on how to build a smarter and more sustainable community in the 21st century.

Smart City Consortium (SCC) is proud to gather renowned experts and esteemed organisations for an interactive workshop exclusively for policy makers, opinion shapers, thought leaders and innovators, to share hands-on experience, exchange ideas and advanced transformations by demonstrating different significant developments at places like national governmental institutions, eco-districts, non-profit organizations and medical centres. The workshop with in-depth discussions on Smart Infrastructure...

Organized by SCC. Dr. Winnie Tang, Founder and Co-chairman of SCC Steering Committee, signed a MoU with Mr. Adam Beck, Executive Director from Smart Cities Council, as well as signed a MoU with Mr. Simon Sylvester-Chaurdhuri from Global Futures Group, LLC of the United States of America in the Smart City Executive Workshop. Mr. Nicholas W. Yang, JP, Secretary for Innovation and Technology Bureau, Mr. Kurt Tong, Consul General, American Consulate General Hong Kong and Macau, Dr. David Chung,...

Date : 22 November 2016 (Tue)   Venue : CKK Auditorium, Science Park   Organizer: Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP)   Supported by: Smart City Consortium   Website: https://www.apacinnosummit.net/ 

Organised by Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation with SCC as the strategic partner. The 2-day event gathered a panel of smart city experts from around the world to share the global megatrend of smart city development and the latest innovations in creating a smart living environment.   On the second day, Mr. Gary Yeung, SCC's Founding Member and Chairman of Electronic Identification (eID) Committee, and Ms. Eva Chan led a half-day eID seminar.

Organized by TIE Hong Kong. Mr. Emil Chan, Chairman of SCC FinTech Committee, joined a panel discussion on cyber-security issues of FinTech. The panel explored the biggest concerns that investors, users and start-ups of the field would have, as well as the role of the Hong Kong government, and possible solutions to bring the industry forward.

Dr. Winnie Tang, Founder and Chairman of the Steering Committee of Smart City Consortium (SCC), was invited to speak on behalf of Hong Kong at an international conference on Smart Cities organized by the World Bank Group. Experts from around 10 World Bank client countries gathered in Yokohama, Japan to share their insights and the latest progress in developing their own smart city.    The discussed topic was "Fostering Innovative Eco-systems and Citizen Engagement in Urban Service...

Date : 11 November (Fri)   Venue : CKK Auditorium, Science Park   Organizer: Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) and Hong Kong Business Angel Network (HKBAN)   Supported by: Smart City Consortium   Website: https://www.apacinnosummit.net/en-us/Programmes/detail/8/2016-11-11 

Organized by China Center for Urban Development (CCUD) and Smart City Development Alliance (SCDA) of China.    The 3rd China Smart City (International) Innovation Conference cum 2016 Smart City and Big Data Development Expo held in Shenyang, capital of Liaoning Province, gathered more than one thousand participants, including governments officials, experts and scholars, as well as representatives from renowned enterprises.   The highlight of the three-day event was the main...