Safeguarding ANZ local councils from disruption

Supplied by Infor Global Solutions on Monday, 18 December, 2017

Municipalities are being challenged to take on roles where they may have limited capabilities as a result of widespread, rapid disruption and the changing expectations of constituents.

Learn about emerging strategies for the deployment of smart city services and how to minimise the disruption to your organisation.

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