Innovation & Smart City

Imagine if you had to download a different messaging app for every friend you wanted to talk to. One for Mark, one for Julia, one for your colleagues. It would be absurd, right? Yet, this is exactly what happens today in the digital relationship between residents and the Public Administration. We live in a hyper-connected world, but when it comes to talking to our local area, we face a medieval level of fragmentation. You live in Council A , work in Council B , and maybe go o