2016 Digital Cities SummitHosted by Stanford University and PARC

October 3 & 4, 2016 Stanford University Mackenzie Room Huang Engineering Center

Summit Focus

Summit IntroductionThis first-of-its-kind global summit will bring together executives from over 100 companies crossing ten major industries, scientists, and Silicon Valley technologists to discuss the transformation of urban living into truly digital cities. The Summit will focus on the powerful forces at work creating the first set of city-wide data layers generated from IoT, new approaches to how we apply predictive analytics to improve the quality of life, and the development of revolutionary new materials that radically alter the cost of digitizing a city. This rich tapestry of technology will transform how citizens experience the digital city and how commercial company business models create new growth.

Summit Agenda

The Stanford PARC summit will convene October 3rd and 4th. Day One will: offer a market overview, sizing the commercial potential; discuss the rapid rise in urbanization; and introduce us to key disruptors that create new commercial opportunity. Day Two will examine new approaches to transportation, healthcare delivery, security, and privacy. The Summit is an exclusive networking opportunity for attendees – C-level executives who lead corporate R&D and Innovation – where they can come together for education and collaboration. The summit concludes with a focus on commercialization - with a special session on how to think about innovation and change in business models to drive new growth. The community and individual elements of the summit work hand-in-hand to give innovation executives the tools they need to achieve the desired return from their innovation investments.

› The global market for commercial infrastructure is nearly $2trillion dollars with a technology spend of $240 Billion thisyear alone.

› People are moving into urban centers at an accelerated ratewith 70% of the world GDP now in cities.

› The network effect of connected high density populations,places, and things will change what we know aboutourselves, our cities, and our markets.

› Emerging technologies change the nature of digitalurbanization as we implement autonomous vehicles, IoT,predictive analytics, printed electronics, and advancedmaterial sciences.

› New business models for health care, insurance,transportation, and construction emerge from predictiveanalytics

› Network with over 150 commercial company executivesfrom Disney, Telefonica, Booz, AirBus, Merck, Munich Re,Bechtel, WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff, and City of London

Sponsorship› Platinum: $25,000Anchor partner with full acknowledgment on all promotion andprogram material. Option to host and curate a specific session.Including 5 entrance passes for Senior Executives. Additionalaccess to summit web-cast events.

› Gold: $15,000Visibility as partner on all promotion and program material. Optionto host and curate a session. Including 3 entrance passes forSenior Executives.

› Silver: $5,000Visibility as sponsor on all promotion and program material.

Highlights

Digital urbanization creating new commercial opportunity

Summit Agenda

OverviewThe joint Stanford University and PARC Global Digital Cities Summit will bring together over 200 global corporate executives and world-renowned scientists to focus on how emerging technologies including IoT, advanced predictive analytics, AI, and material sciences will change the very nature of how we think about and experience urban living. These emerging technological forces are enabling continuous connection of consumers, citizens, government, and commercial companies with devices extending from smart phones to automobiles, trains, and now city infrastructure. We will explore how companies can leverage these disruptive emerging technologies and create new growth opportunities for their company and industry business models. The conference will explore the convergence of technology and commercialization and will offer a vision of a digitalized urban environment - smart, connected, and capable of learning about itself to change as citizens decide how they want to experience their digital city.

As we develop wireless networks in cars, smart devices, trains, buildings, and infrastructure - we will cross the chasm of urban data layers and create our first city-wide data lakes seeing every aspect of city operations. How will we apply emerging technologies to drive new applications for commercial growth? How will we improve the quality of our lives and reduce costs through the insights in predictive analytics?

Day 1 - October 3rd

Summit Agenda

› Young Bang, VP Booz Healthcare Sector; Zac Bookman, CEO, OpenGov; Victoria Bellotti, Research Fellow, PARC; Bernard Casse, Area Manager, Hardware Systems Lab at PARC; Bill Chang, Executive VP, SingTel; Craig Criddle, Prof., Stanford; Persis Drell, Dean of Engineering, Stanford; Walter Fang, CMO, iSoftStone; Michael Farber, EVP Booz Allen Hamilton; David Gann, VP Innovation, Imperial College; Ashish Goel, Prof., Stanford; Sean Garner, Global Director of Technology for Hardware, PARC; Ricardo Gomez,Technical Dir., for North America, Cintra; Peter Guerra, Vice President Booz Allen Hamilton; Steve Hoover, CEO, PARC; Kevin Hsu, Research Scientist, Disney Imagineering, Hong Kong; Mark Jacobson, Prof., Stanford; Elliot Katz, Attorney, DLA Piper; Anne Kiremidjian, Prof., Stanford; Mike Lepech, Assoc. Prof., Stanford, Ray Levitt, Prof., Director, Global Project Center, Jacqueline LeSage Krause, MD, Hartford Insurance; John Polak, Prof., Imperial College; Michael Pozmantier, Department of Homeland Security; Jay Mezher, Dir. of VDV, WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff; Angie Messer, Senior Partner, Booz Allen Hamilton; Ashby Monk, Exec. Dir., Stanford Global Projects Center; Erin Moseley, Dir. of Marketing and Advocacy, Intel; Marco Pavone, Prof., Stanford; Brian Pierce, Deputy Dir. Of Information Innovation, DARPA; Balaji Prabhakar, Prof., Stanford, Founder Urban Engines; Ram Rajagopal, Assistant Prof., Stanford; Byron Reeves, Prof., Stanford; Steve Riano, Bechtel Airport Design; Martha Russell, Exec. Dir., Stanford mediaX; Brian Sedar, Consulting Prof., Stanford, ex-Partner, Bechtel; Sameer Sharma, General Manager, Intel; Mike Short, Telefonica, London Driverless Cars; Michael Steep, SVP GBO PARC - A Xerox Company, Visiting Scholar, Stanford; Ivan Stoianov, Prof., Imperial College; Julia Thayne, Dir. of Urban Dev., Siemens; Ersin Uzun, Global Dir. of Technology for Software, PARC; Kim Wikström, Prof., Åbo Akademi University; David Wilson, CIO, Bechtel; Nick Yang, Secretary for Science and Technology for Hong Kong, Smart City Program.

Day 2 - October 4th

Speakers