A smart city is a combination of the physical buildings and infrastructure that make it up, plus the management and operational systems that manage and monitor it. But we define "smart" as more than being connected and digitally enabled. A smart city is also collaborative and sustainable, aiming to deliver...

Our smart cities experts work alongside our clients from across the finance, technology, infrastructure, energy, transport, healthcare and public sectors in thinking about, discussing and preparing for smart cities. They advise on the legal issues that inform the development of smart cities, including in the following areas. Click the image...

We've made the full findings from the research available in our data workbook - taking a deep dive into the impact, ease of scalability and level of investment for each of the 26 technologies, across ten cities Download >

An at-a-glance view of the scores for the 26 technologies alongside the 12 highlighted in the research – considering their ratings for impact, scalability and investment level by city. Download >

Net-zero goals are a strategic priority for businesses - but the technology used in data-driven business models can involve significant carbon emissions

Our infographic considers the impact, scalability and investment of each of the 12 technologies identified – exploring Buildings & Construction Technologies, City Infrastructure Technologies and Transportation Technologies Download >