How big data can improve life in 'smart cities'
Yi Shyan tells mayors S'pore experience at World Cities Summit
[SINGAPORE] Singapore will leverage big data to enhance the quality of life of its people as part of its efforts in urban transformation, says Senior Minister of State for National Development Lee Yi Shyan.
The information revolution and big data can be used in many areas such as transport, healthcare, education and hospitality in developing "intelligent or smart cities", said Mr Lee in his opening remarks at the World Cities Summit Mayors Forum (WCSMF) 2014 here yesterday.
One example is Singapore's homegrown Grab- Taxi, a taxi booking app that aims to revolutionise the industry by channelling passengers to taxi drivers.
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