Which parameter would you consider first if you were to judge the success of an intelligent community? The extent to which it is wired and how ICT is shaping its development, perhaps? Taking as starting point these questions, Digital Communities portal presents some of the top Intelligent Communities of 2010. Continue reading →

The Intelligent Community Forum (ICF) announced the formation of the Intelligent Community Association (ICA) from communities which have honored over the last decade in ICF’s Intelligent Community Award program. Continue reading →

The Intelligent Community Forum (ICF) named Suwon, South Korea, the nation’ s second largest city, as the Intelligent Community of the Year for 2010. ICF focused less on technology than on Suwon’ s development of the “human software’ within this highly-educated community. Continue reading →

The Third Knowledge Cities World Summit (KCWS 2010) will be held in Melbourne, Australia between 16 and 19 November 2010. Following the First Summit in Monterrey, Mexico (2007) and the Second in Shenzhen, China (2009), the Third KCWS in Melbourne, Continue reading →

In 2009 concluded the consultation phase of   the LEED for Neighborhood Development. This rating system is designed to certify exemplary development projects that perform well in terms of smart growth, new urbanism, and green building. Continue reading →

The Intelligent Community Forum named the Top Seven Intelligent Communities of 2010 at a 20 January ceremony during PTC’10, the annual conference of the Pacific Telecommunications Council in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Continue reading →

Robert Bell from the Intelligent Community Forum, based on data from Arlington County, Virginia (USA), Bristol, Virginia (USA), Dakota County, Minnesota (USA), Danville, Virginia (USA), Dublin, Ohio (USA), Riverside, California (USA), Moncton, New Brunswick (Canada), Ottawa, Ontario (Canada) and Windsor-Essex, Ontario (Canada) highlights three characteristics that share smart communities in North America: Continue reading →