Smart City: The Synthesis of Meaning
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The objectives of this article are to synthesize the meaning of smart city. The meaning of smart city is not only related to science or technological issue but also social science and the other issues. The result of the synthesis was found that the meaning of smart city can be categorized into 6 groups which are, 1) meaning focusing on the technology, 2) meaning focusing on the infrastructure, 3) meaning focusing on good governance, 4) meaning focusing on the sustainable development goals, 5) meaning focusing on quality of life, and 6) meaning focusing on productivity. Thus, it can be said that the combination of what it means to be a smart city is to apply technology to the spatial context to promote the efficient governance of the city and the provision of public services to the people in the city.
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