Cities can leverage program management to drive smart solutions
Independent program management offices (PMOs) have the ability to break down the complexities of public-private partnerships and eliminate burdens on local governments.
Cities can leverage program management to drive smart solutions
Independent program management offices (PMOs) have the ability to break down the complexities of public-private partnerships and eliminate burdens on local governments.
As we look toward 2050, our local governments’ infrastructure needs are growing in complexity and cost.
Just as it took the automobile 50 years to dislodge the horse as an everyday mode of American transportation, smart city infrastructure over the last 30 years has moved from a collection of theoretical ideas about frontier technologies, to community-focused smart city solutions that better meet the needs of local stakeholders.
A focus on smart city technologies makes it easier to identify relevant and available community solutions. State and local governments have an immediate need for more aggressive regional smart city infrastructure efforts, and independently established smart city programs guided by specialized management teams can meet this need.
Lauren Gore is a Principal and Co-founder at LDR Advisory Partners. With a background in law, risk management, and operations, Lauren specializes in the design, implementation, and operation of complex multi-party strategic growth ventures. Read Lauren's full bio here.