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Jerald Jobitham, Limsa Joshi
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Digital platforms and cloud computing for smart cities: a review Christopher Immanuel, William; Juliette Albert, Anitha; Jerald Jobitham, Limsa Joshi; Rebecca Selvaraj, Roselene; Sharon Ruban, Benita; Vini Robin, Bennet; Morais Allen, Andria
International Journal of Informatics and Communication Technology (IJ-ICT) Vol 15, No 1: March 2026
Publisher : Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11591/ijict.v15i1.pp30-38

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The rapid urbanization of the modern world initiated the emergence of digital cities, where advanced technologies converge to optimize urban living and address the limitations of a rapidly growing population. Central to this transformation are digital platforms and cloud computing. These interconnected technologies aid in shaping the future of urban landscapes, fostering sustainability, efficiency, and improved quality of life. Digital platforms serve as the backbone of smart cities, enabling seamless integration and management of various urban services and systems. One significant application of digital platforms in smart cities is the implementation of intelligent transportation systems (ITS). By integrating real-time traffic data, public transit information, and ride-sharing services, these platforms facilitate efficient transportation management, reduce congestion, and decrease carbon emissions. Cloud computing serves as a key enabler for managing the massive data flows generated by smart city infrastructures. The scalability and flexibility offered by cloud-based solutions allow cities to manage their resources efficiently and access computing power on demand without the need for extensive physical infrastructure. Cloud computing enhances smart city development by enabling collaborative data access and interaction among diverse stakeholders, from government agencies to private firms and residents.
Co-Authors Christopher Immanuel, William Juliette Albert, Anitha Morais Allen, Andria Rebecca Selvaraj, Roselene Sharon Ruban, Benita Vini Robin, Bennet