25-29 May 2015 lisbon congress center, portugal
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Bio & Abstract
 

Claudio Mingrino
Executive Director EMEA
Hexagon Geospatial
Italy

Biography
Claudio Mingrino is a business development executive with deep expertise in driving and achieving growth objectives in diverse, foreign markets. Mingrino has worked in information technology for more than 30 years and combines broad experience in sales and market penetration strategies with a solid understanding of business operations management. In 1994, he joined Intergraph as business unit manager of the global indirect channel for Italy and Greece, and later became country and legal entity manager for Italy in 2000. In 2012, he became EMEA director for all Hexagon initiatives and in January 2014, joined Hexagon Geospatial as EMEA executive director.

Abstract
Sensing Change in the Smart City


Many municipalities are already Smart Cities, effectively utilising information collected and processed by social intelligence in smart construction, security, traffic, infrastructure management, energy and emergency response. Others are starting to develop their strategy for becoming “smart.” Claudio Mingrino will present how Hexagon and Hexagon Geospatial support such cities in their challenges and projects. Focusing on a specific concept, he will describe a unique co-design and management methodology built upon a geospatially based framework and DSS. This structure enables planners, policy makers and city users to collaborate efficiently with one another. These were some of the important factors that prompted several Italian municipalities to officially endorse this methodology. The Smart City paradigms are played out by this method, which defines a correlation matrix of the nine domains defined by the Italian National Digital Agenda and four fruition figures (citizens, tourists, private traders and institutional operators). Come and see how the technologies of Hexagon and Hexagon Geospatial are uniquely positioned to facilitate the implementation of new and modern Smart, and even Smarter, Cities.