Learn how to develop smart city solutions in a convenient and agile way, and give your career a boost while helping to digitize cities"

Today, Smart Cities are at the forefront of digital transformation processes and, according to all technological indicators, we are only at the beginning of this journey, since, as these digital capabilities are explored, new paths and application areas are being incorporated into the smart city ecosystem.

This Postgraduate diploma will address from a functional and business perspective the different models currently used to build smart cities through four main blocks: first, the smart city strategy model as a fundamental basis on which to implement, measure and monitor a set of actions that allow cities to address their smart transformation in the most efficient and sustainable way possible. Second, the different Smart City construction models used, highlighting those based on the use of IoT devices and vertical solutions, models based on GIS technology and geospatial analysis and models based on VMS systems. Third, the model based on Integration Platforms, which will be the cornerstone that will allow the complete development and transformation of a smart city, as well as guarantee its interoperability with multiple systems and ensure the security of information and infrastructures. Finally, how to approach the transformation of cities from a management and operational point of view.

In this comprehensive program, special emphasis will also be placed on Digital Government systems (or e-Government), systems that have historically been developed in parallel to

Smart City systems. In recent years, with the integration of classic data management systems (ERP) in Smart City data repositories, and thanks to the process management capabilities of digital platforms, this distinction between e-Government systems and Smart City systems has become increasingly blurred and both worlds converge with the aim of providing better services to the city.

The completion of this Postgraduate diploma will place engineering and architecture professionals at the forefront of the latest developments in the sector"

This Postgraduate diploma in Smart City Solutions contains the most complete and up-to-date program on the market. Its most notable features are:

• The development of case studies presented by experts in Smart City Solutions
• The graphic, schematic, and practical contents with which they are created, provide scientific and practical information on the disciplines that are essential for professional practice
• Practical exercises where self-assessment can be used to improve learning
• Special emphasis on innovative methodologies in Smart City Solutions
• Theoretical lessons, questions to the expert, debate forums on controversial topics, and individual reflection assignments
• Content that is accessible from any fixed or portable device with an Internet connection

This Postgraduate diploma is the best investment you can make in the selection of a refresher program in the field of Smart Cities. We offer you quality and free access to content"

Its teaching staff includes professionals from the fields of engineering and architecture, who contribute their work experience to this program, as well as renowned specialists from prestigious universities and leading societies.

The multimedia content, developed with the latest educational technology, will provide the professional with situated and contextual learning, i.e., a simulated environment that will provide immersive training that is programmed to train students in real situations.

This program is designed around Problem-Based Learning, whereby the professional must try to solve the different professional practice situations that arise during the academic year. For this purpose, the professional will be assisted by an innovative interactive video system created by renowned and experienced experts in Smart City Solutions.  

This program comes with the best educational material, providing you with a contextual approach that will facilitate your learning"

This 100% online Postgraduate diploma will allow you to balance your studies with your professional work. You choose where and when to study"

The structure of the contents has been designed by leading professionals in the intelligent infrastructure sector, with extensive experience and recognized prestige in the profession, and aware of the benefits that the latest educational technology can bring to higher education.

We have the most complete and up-to-date academic program in the market. We strive for excellence and for you to achieve it too"

Module 1. Smart City Construction Models

1.1. Different Models to Build a Smart City

1.1.1. Different Smart City Models
1.1.2. Greenfield and Brownfield

1.2. Smart City Strategy

1.2.1. Master Plans
1.2.2. Monitoring and Implementation: Indicators

1.3. Models Based on IoT Collections and Vertical Solutions

1.3.1. Models Based on IoT Collections
1.3.2. Models Based on Vertical Solutions

1.4. Models Based on GIS Systems

1.4.1. Spatial Data and GIS Tools for the Management and Analysis of Geographical Information
1.4.2. Geospatial Analysis

1.5. Models Based on VMS

1.5.1. Main Features of VMS Systems
1.5.2. VMS Systems for Traffic Control, Mobility and Urban Safety

1.6. Models Based on Integration Platforms

1.6.1. The Value of an Integrating Vision
1.6.2. City Semantics

1.7. Platform Features and Rules

1.7.1. Features of Smart Cities Platforms
1.7.2. Normalization, Standardization and Interoperability

1.8. Security in Smart City Platforms

1.8.1. Cities and Critical Infrastructure
1.8.2. Security and Data

1.9. Open Source and Licensing

1.9.1. Open Source or Licensed Platforms
1.9.2. Solutions and Services Ecosystems

1.10. Smart Cities as a Service or as a Project

1.10.1. The Comprehensive Smart City Project: Consultancy, Products and Technical Office
1.10.2. Smart Services as a Lever for Growth

Module 2. The Smart City and Digital Government

2.1. Difference between Digital Government and Smart City

2.1.1. Digital Government
2.1.2. Main Difference between Digital Government and Smart City
2.1.3. The Integration of Digital Government in the Smart City

2.2. Classic Digital Government Solutions

2.2.1. Accounting Solutions
2.2.2. Tax and Collection Solutions
2.2.3. Document Management Solutions
2.2.4. Population Management Solutions
2.2.5. Records Management Solutions

2.3. Asset Management in the City

2.3.1. The Asset Management System
2.3.2. Importance of Asset Management in the City

2.4. The Electronic Headquarters

2.4.1. The Electronic Headquarters
2.4.2. Citizen's Folder

2.5. Integration of the Elements of Digital Government in Smart Cities

2.5.1. Objective of Digital Government Integration. Smart City
2.5.2. Difficulties in Integration
2.5.3. Steps to Consider in Integration

2.6. The Smart City as a Tool for Improving Digital Government Processes

2.6.1. Ease of Integration of New Services
2.6.2. Optimization of Management Processes
2.6.3. Improving Internal Knowledge

2.7. Services 4.0

2.7.1. Services 4.0
2.7.2. Citizen Participation Systems

2.8. Knowledge Management

2.8.1. Big Data Technology at the Service of City Data
2.8.2. The Transparency Portal
2.8.3. The City Scorecard

2.9. Analytical Systems

2.9.1. City Data Analytics on a New Level
2.9.2. Fraud Detection Systems

2.10. Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

2.10.1. Citizen CRM
2.10.2. New Citizen Service Systems

Module 3. Vertical Solutions for Urban Services Management

3.1. Importance of Municipal Areas

3.1.1. Organizational Model of Cities and Municipalities
3.1.2. Coordination and Management of Municipal Areas

3.2. Waste Management

3.2.1. Challenges to be Solved in Waste Management
3.2.2. Technologies Involved in its Resolution

3.3. Environmental and Air Quality Management

3.3.1. Challenges to be Solved in Environmental Management
3.3.2. Air Quality
3.3.3. Proactive Citizen Communication Alerts

3.4. Urban Traffic Control

3.4.1. Challenges to be Solved in Urban Traffic Control
3.4.2. Technologies Involved in its Resolution

3.5. Parking Management

3.5.1. Challenges to be Solved in Parking Management
3.5.2. Technologies Involved in its Resolution

3.6. Public Mobility Management

3.6.1. Challenges to be Solved in Public Mobility
3.6.2. Technologies Involved in its Resolution

3.7. Security and Emergencies Area

3.7.1. Challenges to be Solved in Security and Emergencies Management
3.7.2. Technologies Involved in its Resolution

3.8. Energy Management Area

3.8.1. Challenges to be Solved in Energy Management
3.8.2. Street Lighting

3.9. Parks and Gardens Management Area

3.9.1. Challenges to be Solved in Parks and Gardens Management
3.9.2. Technologies Involved in its Resolution

3.10. Water Consumption Management

3.10.1. Challenges to be Solved in Water Consumption Management
3.10.2. Monitoring of Water Supply and Sanitation Network

Module 4. Transversal Smart City Solutions

4.1. Transversal Solutions

4.1.1. Importance of Cross-Cutting Solutions
4.1.2. Smart Cities as a Guarantor of the Operation of Transversal Solutions

4.2. Citizen Card Solutions

4.2.1. Citizen Card
4.2.2. Solutions for the Integration of the Citizen Card in City Services

4.3. Internal and External City Objects

4.3.1. Internal City Objects
4.3.2. External City Objects
4.3.3. Integration of the Information of City Objects in the Smart City

4.4. Citizen Mobility Solutions

4.4.1. Mobility Beyond Private and Public Transportation
4.4.2. Mobility Management in the Smart City

4.5. New Urban Planning Systems

4.5.1. Functional Centrality Index
4.5.2. Analysis of Vulnerabilities and Strengths
4.5.3. Integration of Planning Systems in the Smart City

4.6. Inclusive Social Policy Planning

4.6.1. Complexity of Social Policies
4.6.2. The Use of Data for the Articulation of Social Policies
4.6.3. The Use of the Smart City for the Application of Social Policies

4.7. Empowering Innovation and the Local Ecosystem

4.7.1. The City Lab
4.7.2. The Creation of a Diverse Innovation Network
4.7.3. University-Business Collaboration

4.8. Open Data Portals and Marketplaces

4.8.1. Data Portals and their Importance in the Creation of the City Ecosystem
4.8.2. Open Data Portals
4.8.3. Marketplaces

4.9. The Citizen Portal and Citizen PPPs

4.9.1. Citizen Access to City Metrics
4.9.2. Citizen Portal Features
4.9.3. Features of the Citizen PPP

4.10. IOC: Holistic City Management

4.10.1. Holistic City Management Systems
4.10.2. Real-Time Operation and Supervision
4.10.3. Operation and Supervision in the Medium and Long Term

A comprehensive and multidisciplinary educational program that will allow you to excel in your career, following the latest advances in the field of Postgraduate diploma"