A Q&A With The Smart Cities CMO
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12/07/2017
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David Sadeghi
This week, Forbes sat down with Iteris chief marketing officer Joe Boissy to learn more about the company's smart cities vision:
By 2050, the world’s population looks set to approach almost 10 billion people, with an increasing number of those people being concentrated in cities and other urban centers.
More people in cities means a growing need for advanced digital solutions to manage and serve those populations – hence the race for cities to become “smart”.
Enter Boissy, one of the loudest proponents of smart cities. Here's my Q&A with Joe on a wide-array of topics including the “Grand Dame of Champagne.”
Read the full interview here.
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