Keynote: Achieving the vision of a Smart City • How Pittsburgh transformed from rustbelt city into a forward-thinking technology hub Tom Murphy
Tom Murphy, the former mayor of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania joins AmCham’s Smart City Summit to share how he revitalized a fading industrial city into a regional hub for technology through a public/private partnership. In addition to leveraging the presence of Carnegie Mellon University to create economic development in technology fields, Murphy led efforts to secure US$1 billion in funding for the development of a new convention center that is the largest certified green building in the United States. He also developed strategic partnerships to transform more than 1,000 acres of abandoned industrial property into new commercial, residential and retail space while overseeing the development of new riverfront trails and parks. How did he do it and what challenges did he face?
Tom Murphy
Former Mayor of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Senior Resident Fellow at Urban Land Institute
Networking Break
Keynote by The Honourable Mrs Carrie Lam
Carrie Lam
Chief Executive at HKSAR Government
Meet Sophia, the First AI citizen of Saudi Arabia Carrie Lam•Sophia
Part I: First AI Citizen Sophia: A Dialogue with HKSAR Chief Executive Mrs. Carrie Lam Part II: Q&A with Sophia
Carrie Lam
Chief Executive at HKSAR Government
Sophia
Hanson Robotics
Panel 1: READY, SET, GO… Is our Smart City infrastructure up to the job? What Hong Kong needs to lead in smart infrastructure Scott Dunn•Owen Chan•Raymond Cheng•Paschal Lennon•Paul Berriman•Julian Vella
To transform Hong Kong into a sustainable and digitally driven Smart City for the future, the buildings, transportation and mobility environment will need a radical upgrade. How far along is Hong Kong on this journey? And how do we stack up beside other global cities in Asia?
Scott Dunn
Vice President, SEA at AECOM
Owen Chan
Chairman, Cisco Greater China at Cisco Systems (HK) Limited
Raymond Cheng
Group General Manager & COO, Asia Pacific at HSBC
Paschal Lennon
Senior Director of Global Major Projects at Otis
Paul Berriman
Group Chief Technology Officer at HKT
Julian Vella
APAC Regional Head - Global Infrastructure Advisory Co-Head – China Infrastructure at KPMG
Lunch Break
Panel 2: IT’S THE WAY YOU DO IT… Connecting a Smart Economy to Smart People: How can we best apply technology to everyday life Rick Truscott•Christopher Hall•Andrew Eldon•Ann Lavin•Leonie Valentine
The way cities apply technologies will be hugely important in shaping the interactions between government, businesses and people. Will technology be a force for good, helping improve everyday life? What are the social, political and business risks? Where do our strengths lie, and where can we do better?
Rick Truscott
Chief Operating Officer at CLP Power Hong Kong Ltd
Christopher Hall
Head of Health Solutions, APAC at Fitbit
Andrew Eldon
Head of Digital, Retail Banking and Wealth Management at HSBC
Ann Lavin
Senior Director, Public Policy & Government Relations, Asia Pacific of Uber
Leonie Valentine
Managing Director – Sales & Operations of Google (Hong Kong) Limited
Networking Break
Panel 3: SMART CITY LIFE… Navigating the journey from vision to reality • Targets & goals: Where does Hong Kong stand on the path to transformation? David Chung•Leo Tsou•Fred Sheu•XT Khaw•Massimiliano Claps•Christine Loh
Hong Kong’s government just pledged more than HK$50 billion to help fuel the city’s digital transformation and toward creating a more sustainable built environment. How far have we come on this journey, and what’s needed next to make Hong Kong a world leader?
David Chung
Under Secretary for Innovation and Technology at HKSAR Government
Leo Tsou
Head of Infrastructure Solutions Group, Hong Kong/Macau at Dell EMC
Fred Sheu
National Technology Officer at Microsoft Hong Kong Ltd
XT Khaw
CEO & Co-Founder of Moveco & Cove
Massimiliano Claps
Global Vice President, SAP Future Cities at SAP
Christine Loh
Chief Development Strategist at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Closing; End of Summit
Registration
Live feed from Theatre 1
My Smart Hong Kong 2030, Model Creation Challenge Award Ceremony Thomas Hodges•Yuk Lin Choi•Jack Lange
How do students visualize Hong Kong being one of the world’s smartest cities in 20 years?
This is a model creation challenge inviting Hong Kong students to articulate their “smart city” vision for Hong Kong.
Thomas Hodges
Deputy Consul General at US Consulate General
Yuk Lin Choi
Under Secretary for Education at HKSAR Government
Jack Lange
Partner at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison
Lunch Break
Hong Kong as a Smart City & the Start-Up Ecosystem Eric Poon•Jessie Lam•Gareth Lai•Jen Flowers
This panel will explore how local Hong Kong start-ups are currently playing a critical role in Hong Kong's smart city transformations and where they see the future of smart city development through their specific technology lens. These panellists are experts in their fields and are here to share their vast expertise and the exciting work their companies are doing. Hear from emerging start-ups that are exploring artificial intelligence, computer vision, blockchain, virtual reality, augmented reality, and more, and how these technologies will push the boundaries for the future development of Hong Kong.
Eric Poon
Senior Partner at Abots Ltd.
Jessie Lam
Chief Financial Officer at Brinc
Gareth Lai
Founder of VARII
Jen Flowers
Director - Consulting, Business Development of PricewaterhouseCoopers Ltd
MIT HONG KONG INNOVATION NODE: HOW WOULD SMART CITY HELP FUTURE CITIZEN OF HONG KONG – A STUDENT PANEL SESSION Marina Chan
Rising urbanization is rapidly redefining livelihood for young adults. When kids grow up and need to become independent, what issues are they facing? What are the pain points and solutions? We interview a panel of young adults at a critical juncture of their lives to understand the decisions they take in their careers and for their future.
Marina Chan
Director of Strategic Initiatives at MIT Hong Kong Innovation Node
Hong Kong Productivity Council: Industry 4.0 • A solid approach towards smart factory Benny Drescher•Raymond Shan
The Industry 4.0 (i4.0) movement initiated in Germany brought upon different important policies, including the "Made-In-China 2025” strategy, and Hong Kong’s re-industrialization efforts. This seminar will explore the German and Hong Kong perspectives on i4.0 developments, as well as how i4.0 can be applied to local industries.
Topics include: - Founder of Industry 4.0 - Acatech (National Academy of Science and Engineering), Germany - Definition of Industry 4.0 - Framework of Industry 4.0 - Application Areas of Industry 4.0 - Digitalization of Supply Chain via Horizontal Integration and Vertical Integration - Implementation steps towards Industry 4.0 - Maturity Level of Industry 4.0 - Industry 4.0 Recognition Scheme
Benny Drescher
Head of Invention Center at Fraunhofer IPT, Germany
Raymond Shan
Principal Consultant of Smart Manufacturing and Materials Division at Hong Kong Productivity Council
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