Episode Synopsis "SwimStreams: A conversation with Jonathan Reichental on Smart Cities"

In this episode, we chat with Jonathan Reichental, former CIO of City of Palo Alto and the author of Smart Cities for Dummies on, you guessed it, Smart Cities. We talk about various drivers, challenges including technical, socio-political, regulations, etc.. A great conversation if you are interested in how cities can transform themselves into Smart Cities.

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