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IJIMT 2019 Vol.10(4): 155-160 ISSN: 2010-0248
doi: 10.18178/ijimt.2019.10.4.854

Knowledge Management processes in Smart City - Electronic Tools Supporting the Exchange of Information and Knowledge among City Residents

Łukasz Przysucha

Abstract— Along with the ongoing globalization and the development of civilization, there are noticeable trends that indicate the migration of people from rural areas to cities. At present, this phenomenon is massive, occurs practically in every region of the world and increases year on year. Some countries such as Belgium or Japan are already achieving urbanization rates [1] 97.6% and 93% respectively. With the increasing cities, there are more and more problems in many aspects. The idea of Smart City is aimed at solving them and introducing metropolitan areas into the 21st century. An important element in considering cities is the exchange of knowledge between residents. The author focuses on the analysis of Knowledge Management processes in Smart City and discusses theoretical support of them through the Dweller Portal. A widespread, standardized and intuitive knowledge exchange platform in each city can support many urban processes in cities, contribute to the development of society and control the ever-increasing chaos in the emerging increasingly large agglomerations.

Index Terms— Content management, flow information, knowledge management, resident platform, smart city.

Łukasz Przysucha is with Wroclaw University of Economics Komandorska 118/120, 53-345 Wroclaw, Poland (e-mail: lukasz.przysucha@ue.wroc.pl).

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Cite: Łukasz Przysucha, " Knowledge Management processes in Smart City - Electronic Tools Supporting the Exchange of Information and Knowledge among City Residents," International Journal of Innovation, Management and Technology vol. 10, no. 4, pp. 155-160, 2019.

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