OPTIMIZING SMART CITIES AS A MEDIUM FOR DEVELOPMENT
COMMUNICATION IN UNITED STATES
Introduction
United States citizens are now in the information age where everyone has the same
opportunity to establish broad communication both nationally and internationally. The
implementation of cyber city can also help people in utilizing the sophistication of
information technology to support development.
Cyber city is one of the concepts of a modern city based on Information and
Communication Technology (ICT) that has been widely implemented in major cities around
the world. This is a result of the increasing needs of people who want to access information
and communicate easily and quickly. As part of the modern world society, it is time for
United States to implement the concept of cyber city to fulfill the needs of its citizens in
accessing the internet more broadly and no longer limited to certain circles only.
Literature Review
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
Smart City
Smart city as a network-based city, where the network can provide public services to
create socio-economic value for businesses and communities (Dameri, 2012) in (Deakin,
2014). The smart city concept is the concept of building an environment where people in the
region can interact and share knowledge, experiences, and common interests. In addition, the
smart city concept functions to integrate urban information and create public spaces through
an internet network for people who live or visit the city. By using the smart city concept, a
city can summarize (such as data, information, public services, etc.) to facilitate everyone in
making decisions (Ishida and Hiramotsu, 2001) in (Deakin, 2014).
Now smart cities have been implemented in many countries in various parts of the
world, one of which is United States. Smart City implementation also occurs in a number of
cities and regions in United States (Manguluang, 2016).
The implementation of smart city can build a new image of the city as an ICT-based
city. The image can be built through the development of ICT-based industries so that it can be
an attraction for entrepreneurs or investors to invest in the industry and create jobs for the
people of the city. Singapore, for example, has an initiative to build Singapore as the largest
IT center. This country already has a very good IT business community, and plans to expand
into the ICT industry even in Singapore currently has an animation industry whose name is
worldwide and whose works have been seen by many animation companies in America and
Europe (McCurtis and Wimberly, 2002).
Smart cities denote areas that combine flexible broadband communication
infrastructure with service-oriented computing systems. This infrastructure seeks to ensure
better services for government, communities, consumers, industries and businesses in a
particular region (Komninos, 2008 in Deakin, 2014).
The goal of a smart city is to create an environment for information sharing, experience
sharing and collaboration for all residents in the city. To achieve this goal, a city must plan
and set public policy goals to empower its citizens to have access to global information
networks by using public facilities and partnering with private companies to achieve these
goals (Yovanof and Hazapis, 2009 in Deakin, 2014).
Smart city is a concept of utilizing communication and information technology for all
sectors that is broader than just e-Gov. Smart city is the concept of utilizing ICT for all
activities in the region, not only government activities through e-Gov but covering many
things. For example, traffic light control systems, integrated parking systems, electricity
management systems for public utilities, air pollution / environmental monitoring systems,
early warning systems (Mahardy, 2015).
Development Communication
According to Schramm, improving people's lives requires development. Development
requires community involvement. In order for people to participate, development must be
informed. Therefore, there needs to be a means / channel of information and communication
development (Nasution, 2002: 120). Communication development can be done through a
communication plan that can actualize development messages in ways that can encourage the
achievement of development goals (Hancock, 1978: 2).
Effendy (2006:92) defines development communication as the process of disseminating
messages by a person or group of people to the audience in order to change their attitudes,
opinions, and behavior in order to increase external progress and inner satisfaction.
Development communication is the process of interaction of all citizens (government
officials, extension workers, community leaders, NGOs, individuals or groups/social
organizations) to raise awareness and mobilize participation through the process of planned
change in order to achieve quality of life on an ongoing basis, using technology or
implementing ideas that have been selected (Mardikanto, 1987: 20).
Development communication encompasses the role and function of communication - as
an activity of reciprocal message exchange - among all parties involved in development
efforts; especially between the community and the government, from the process of planning,
implementing and assessing development (Nasution, 2002: 106).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Research Methods
This research uses a qualitative approach. The researcher's data collection technique
uses the literature study method.
Results And Discussion
With Smart City, there will be an application server for services in urban villages,
services in sub-districts, services in SKPD (Regional Work Unit). The public can quickly
submit public service complaints more quickly, to be followed up by the relevant SKPD.
Through Smart City, it will be known which ones are most complained about and which ones
are not followed up. For example, if the most aspirations are about broken or dead street
lights, that is prioritized. Automatically, it will also be known which ones have been followed
up and which have not. That way there must also be an evaluation (Kurniawan, 2017).
One of the advantages of the smart city concept is that it can create better planning and
development of livable cities in the future. Smart cities also make transportation systems more
efficient and integrated, thus improving the mobility of its people. The concept also creates
homes and buildings that are energy efficient, environmentally friendly buildings and use
renewable energy sources. The environment can also become more sustainable due to more
advanced waste management and water management concepts. Another benefit of the smart
city concept is also related to the welfare of the community because Smart city will improve
health services (Prabancono, 2015).
In Smart City, information technology can be comprehensively integrated and packaged
in a unified and holistic manner. People can access information where and when they need it.
The benefits of Smart City information technology can be designed by ICT experts in the city
itself, so as to reduce the use of technology from abroad. So that products and information
from abroad can be sorted and selected and accessed by Smart City management
independently, even the community is no longer a spectator but as an actor and manager of
this increasingly rapid technological development. In fact, the system can be built with a
certain menu by domestic researchers, so that the guarantee of information security can be
relied upon (Prasetyono, 2016).
Every regional leader must think ahead in improving the welfare of their citizens. Smart
city development must answer the problems of the city, so every regional leader and political
party must be able to think smarter in presenting sustainable solutions.
Conclusions
Based on the above review, it can be concluded that:
This information and communication technology infrastructure problem is the main
obstacle for the government to implement the concept of cybercity in United States.
There is a need for local leaders who focus on the development of smart cities that
become interactive communication media with the community for welfare and existing
apparatus resources need to be improved, both from the managerial aspect and
technical capabilities in the ICT field, as well as government support and commitment
to the smart city concept.
The integration of data of all United States citizens means that it is prone to data
leakage or misuse, so information and data must be maintained with strict security.
After the community has participated in using smart cities, the most important thing is
that the response, response, or solution that will be provided must be quickly answered
and well communicated.
