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SUMMARY:EGOV-CeDEM-ePart 2026
DESCRIPTION:COP-PILOT Research on Smart City Value Evaluation Presented at EGOV-CeDEM-ePart 2026\nCOP-PILOT Horizon was represented at EGOV-CeDEM-ePart 2026 through research presented on the evaluation of edge-enabled smart city solutions. \nThe paper\, “Evaluating Edge-Enabled Smart Waste Management in Smart Cities: A Design-Oriented KVI/KPI Framework\,” was developed collaboratively by researchers from the University of Bradford\, Kingston University London\, and Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV). The research is grounded in a live smart waste management pilot in Valencia\, Spain\, developed within Cluster 2 – Smart Cities of the COP-PILOT project. \nThe paper proposes a three-dimensional framework that connects measurable Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) with higher-order Key Value Indicators (KVIs) across sustainability\, social\, and business value dimensions. The framework aims to move evaluation beyond technical performance alone and provide a more comprehensive view of the value generated by edge-enabled smart city solutions. \nEvidence from the Valencia pilot includes an approximately 53% reduction in memory usage through split services and a 6.9-second actuation time from sensor activation to service deployment. These results provide evidence at the technical system level\, while the paper highlights the need for longitudinal assessment to determine how such improvements translate into wider public value. \nThe contribution demonstrates how Cluster 2’s real-world pilot activities are supporting research on the evaluation of smart city technologies\, while also strengthening the scientific dissemination and impact of COP-PILOT beyond the project’s pilot deployments. \nRead the paper and explore the COP-PILOT scientific publications.
URL:https://cop-pilot.eu/event/egov-cedem-epart-2026/
LOCATION:Athens\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Cluster 2
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SUMMARY:British Academy of Management (BAM) Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:Kingston University (KUL) represented COP-PILOT Horizon at the British Academy of Management (BAM) Conference 2026\, held at Royal Holloway\, University of London\, presenting research developed through the project on measuring value creation within digital platform ecosystems. \nKUL presented the paper “Bridging Performance and Purpose: A Socio-Technical Framework for Key Value Indicators (KVI) in Digital Platform Ecosystems\,” co-authored with Youngseok Thomas Choi\, Uthayasankar Sivarajah\, Amizan Omar and Jing Li (UBRAD). \nThe research addresses the limitations of relying primarily on conventional Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) when evaluating complex digital platform ecosystems. It develops a three-layer KVI ontology\, linking Operational Efficiency\, Ecosystem Relational Value\, and Strategic and Normative Impact\, providing a pathway for connecting technical performance with wider organisational\, ecosystem and societal value. \nUsing COP-PILOT as the research context\, the framework contributes to the project’s wider impact-assessment activities by examining how technical performance can translate into outcomes such as collaboration and trust\, sustainability\, resilience\, equity and wider societal value. \nThe presentation provided an opportunity to disseminate COP-PILOT research to the international business and management academic community and exchange perspectives on how emerging digital technologies can be assessed not only in terms of how well they perform\, but also the value they create\, for whom\, and towards what wider purpose.
URL:https://cop-pilot.eu/event/british-academy-of-management-bam-conference-2026/
LOCATION:Royal Holloway\, University of London\, Egham\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:CEI in the Field: Cloud-Edge-IoT Applied to Agriculture Use Cases
DESCRIPTION:COP-PILOT will participate in the “CEI in the Field: Cloud-Edge-IoT Applied to Agriculture Use Cases” webinar\, organised by CEI-Sphere\, bringing together pilot projects from COP-PILOT and O-CEI to explore how Cloud-Edge-IoT technologies can address real-world challenges in agriculture and the wider agrifood value chain. \nAs part of the programme\, COP-PILOT Cluster 3A – Agritech Transformation and Sustainability Initiative (ATSI) will showcase how Cloud-Edge-IoT technologies can support the digital transformation of agricultural environments and agrifood operations. The presentation will highlight applications across the value chain\, including smart logistics\, agricultural operations\, and sustainability-oriented solutions\, demonstrating how connected and intelligent technologies can help improve efficiency\, interoperability\, and data-driven decision-making. \nThe webinar will also address common challenges faced when deploying Cloud-Edge-IoT solutions in agricultural environments\, including interoperability\, data governance\, connectivity\, and energy awareness at the edge. By bringing together experiences from different pilots\, the event will provide an opportunity to exchange insights on the practical implementation of next-generation digital technologies in the agricultural sector. \nRegister for the webinar.
URL:https://cop-pilot.eu/event/cei-in-the-field-cloud-edge-iot-applied-to-agriculture-use-cases/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Cluster 3A
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