ARMONK, N.Y., July 20, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM's (NYSE: IBM) Smarter Cities Challenge program (@CitiesChallenge) will be sending teams of company experts to five municipalities through 2018 to ...

This is a guest post by Usman Haque, founder of Pachube.com, director at Haque Design + Research and CEO of Connected Environments For almost a decade, corporate giants like IBM and Cisco have been ...

A recent report from IBM points out that as the world becomes more urbanized – with 70% of the globe’s population projected living in cities by the year 2050 – cities are struggling to keep pace with ...

The City of Birmingham, in collaboration with the University of Alabama at Birmingham Sustainable Smart Cities Research Center, was one of 16 cities selected worldwide to receive an IBM Smarter Cities ...

Boston University officials are partnering with executives from IBM and the city of Boston to promote better technologies for urban energy efficiency. Officials hosted a series of panels on Wednesday ...

Financial terms of the planned acquisition were not disclosed. IBM said it expects to complete the deal, which is subject to regulatory approvals, by the end of the month. Curam's applications help ...

IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced that it is working with cities around the world to help them gain new efficiencies by visualizing and analyzing their physical and digital assets in real-time. IBM is ...

Baltimore is one of IBM’s Smarter Cities. IBM says Baltimore is one of up to 100 cities it plans to help better use technology and information over the next three years in a $50 million grant program.

The concept will see different aspects of Nairobi like traffic control, provision of water, emergency response and even garbage collection run on modern day technology, writes MACHARIA KAMAU ...

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