Un modelo de gestión de la innovación en el desarrollo de ciudades inteligentes en Hong Kong, Seúl y Singapur

Mayrén Polanco Gaytán; Raúl Aquino Santos

doi:10.53897/RevPortes.2024.03.05

Authors

Mayrén Polanco Gaytán University of Colima
Raúl Aquino Santos University of Colima

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53897/RevPortes.2024.03.05

Keywords:

Smart cities, Technological innovation

Abstract

Modern cities face challenges such as resource scarcity, pollution, congestion, climate change, aging populations, migration, and health issues, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. To address these problems, cities are adopting smart and innovative solutions, evolving towards the concept of "smart cities" since the late 1990s. Smart cities integrate information and communication technologies (ICT) to manage resources like energy and transportation, improve quality of life, and promote sustainability. Definitions of "smart city" vary, highlighting technological innovation, actor collaboration, and the ability to attract human capital.

The development of smart cities aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda, seeking to create inclusive, safe, and resilient environments. This concept is driven by the Fourth Industrial Revolution and rapid global urbanization. In Asia, where urban growth is significant, the adoption of smart technologies is crucial to improving quality of life, optimizing resources, and promoting sustainability. However, the region faces challenges such as existing infrastructure, the digital divide, and urban governance.

The study of smart cities in Hong Kong, Seoul, and Singapore highlights their advanced technological infrastructure and public-private collaboration. Although they share similarities, these cities differ in size, density, sectoral focus, culture, and innovation. The comparative documentary research aims to contextualize the development of these cities within the framework of Industry 4.0 and the 2030 Agenda, proposing a model of innovation management essential for sustainable development and operational efficiency in smart cities.

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Author Biographies

Mayrén Polanco Gaytán, University of Colima

Professor-Researcher of the Faculty of Economics

Raúl Aquino Santos, University of Colima

Asociate Researcher (General Coordination of Scientific Research )

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