Innovative Cities - Part 2
summary
Jerusalem frames innovation against 6,000 years of migration while Tel Aviv shows three concrete success factors: acceptance, support, engagement — citizens willing to try, communities that forgive early failures, and city authorities that enable change. GetTaxi demonstrates the tech: a platform linking thousands of moving objects with thousands of people in real time. Examples cited include Meetup for finding collaborators, Airbnb/Kickstarter for micro‑entrepreneurship, and a prediction that insurance will be disrupted by peer pooling. Numbers: Jerusalem ~800,000 residents and ~3.5 million interested outsiders.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Jerusalem urban innovation
- 2:15Defining innovation
- 5:11Innovation acceptance globally
- 7:39Supportiveness and authority
- 9:47Empowering people in cities
- 12:56Sharing economy collaboration
- 15:19Audience insights on cities
- 16:25Paris versus Tel Aviv innovation
- 18:54Berlin startup support
- 19:16Amsterdam innovation strategies
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