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With the slogan More human, more innovative and more sustainable cities, this Tuesday, September 2, the Mayor of Concordia Francisco Azcué will participate in the panel “Innovation and opportunities in large cities of Argentina”, which will take place in the Assembly Hall of the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the UBA.
In this space, the municipal leader will speak on “Smart Concordia: governing with data to transform management. From social diagnosis to technological innovation in public policies”, a presentation that seeks to show the path the city has undertaken towards the modernization of the State, transparency and the generation of opportunities through the knowledge economy.
“We are building a new management paradigm: governing with data, relying on technological tools that allow for the design of more efficient public policies and improving the daily lives of residents”, noted Mayor Azcué in the prelude to his participation.
The presence of Concordia in this panel, which will also include the mayors of San Miguel de Tucumán, Mendoza and Escobar, constitutes an opportunity to exchange experiences, share solutions and generate new knowledge networks to continue working in terms of innovation, showing concrete progress in digital governance, information systems and planning with a focus on inclusive and sustainable development.
In this space, the municipal leader will speak on “Smart Concordia: governing with data to transform management. From social diagnosis to technological innovation in public policies”, a presentation that seeks to show the path the city has undertaken towards the modernization of the State, transparency and the generation of opportunities through the knowledge economy.
“We are building a new management paradigm: governing with data, relying on technological tools that allow for the design of more efficient public policies and improving the daily lives of residents”, noted Mayor Azcué in the prelude to his participation.
The presence of Concordia in this panel, which will also include the mayors of San Miguel de Tucumán, Mendoza and Escobar, constitutes an opportunity to exchange experiences, share solutions and generate new knowledge networks to continue working in terms of innovation, showing concrete progress in digital governance, information systems and planning with a focus on inclusive and sustainable development.