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Title The Use Of A User-Centric Smart Mobile Application Prototype For Supporting Safety And Security In A City: A Design Science Method
ID_Doc 57088
Authors Mathijssen M.; Tanner M.
Year 2022
Published IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, 657 IFIP
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-19429-0_17
Abstract Cities are the drivers of innovation, growth, and change, and are rapidly expanding, especially in Africa. Cape Town is one of those cities, with high urbanization rates and persisting crime levels. There is a need to design ‘smart’ ways of growth which includes facilitating a safe and secure city for citizens. This study focuses on smart city initiatives in Cape Town, placing citizens at the center of the development process. Crowdsourcing techniques are utilized to develop a smart mobile application prototype that focuses on enhancing community engagement, resilience and increased perceived feelings of safety and security for citizens. The study uses a Design Science Research method with Cape Town citizens as the main stakeholders, to propose an artifact based on their wishes and needs with regards to safety and security in the city. © 2022, IFIP International Federation for Information Processing.
Author Keywords Cape Town; Community; Mobile application; Safety and security; Smart city


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