Internet & City: Tampere, Finland Jari Seppälä 21.3.2003

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Internet & City: Tampere, Finland Jari Seppälä

eTampere programme Three main themes The knowledge base of research and training will be strengthened New business related to the Information Society will be generated Public online services will be developed and made available to all citizens Six subprogrammes Information Society Institute eBusiness Research Center Research and Evaluation Laboratory Business Accelerator Technology Engine Programmes Infocity  online services, training, access possibilities

On the citizens’ terms - traditional services available - technical level not beyond citizens’ skills - access possibilities and training

Infocity study on Tampere citizens, 10/2002: Internet users n= 501

Municipal services for townspeople, companies and visitors 24h More than visitors in a mounth 30 % of the visitors surf to carry out their affairs

Bus timetables

Library services

Applying for rental housing

Joining electricity, water and waste collection Counting and monitoring consumption

Health care

Civic Participation via the Internet Feedback and discussion Questionnaires Interactive games etc.

Communities

eTampere Card model PaymentElectronic Administration + ISO 7816 standard contact smart card PKI certificates for authentication and digital signature ISO standard contactless smart card ePurse applicaton for fast payment, eg. in use in public transport and leisure

Why Tampere? - city strategy - manageable size and social capital to create large collaboration - ability to create visions and manage with those in information society - leading Finnish public on-line services available - world class ICT –competences like digital signal processing - unique entirety of research and education related to information society, communication, informatics and usability - remarkable R&D activities of corporations like Nokia and Sonera - experience and success stories how to develop innovations first in the world

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