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Smart Cities in South America: Workforce Transformation.
This report explores the workforce transformation in South American smart cities, primarily focusing on construction and urban technology sectors. It highlights the rapid market growth expected in these areas by 2029, with technologies like AIoT, digital twins, and Industry 4.0 leading the change. Key challenges include a significant skills gap in the workforce, geographic and socioeconomic disparities, and inclusion issues. Government policies, economic impacts, and future workforce projections are also thoroughly examined, providing a comprehensive view of the region's urban innovation efforts.
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Kritika Verma, EZ Research
2025-12-01
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53Pages of Deep Analysis
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Kritika Verma
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Perspective.
PurposeTo analyze workforce transformations in smart cities in South America, emphasizing construction and urban technology sectors.
AudienceResearchers, policymakers, urban planners, technology and construction industry professionals.
Report LengthComprehensive
Focus Areas.
Industries JobsConstruction, urban technology, AI, IoT, digital infrastructure.
Geographic AreasSouth America, with specific reference to Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and other regional cities.
Special EmphasisWorkforce digital skills gap, inclusion, government policy, urban innovation, and economic impacts.
Report Layout.
Introduction to Smart Cities in South America
- Regional smart city landscape and recent market growth
- Evolving definition and core dimensions
- Overview of initiatives and events
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Insights.
South America's smart city market is projected to grow significantly by 2029, driven by technologies like AIoT and digital twins.There is a significant skills gap between existing workforce capabilities and smart city demands, particularly in IT and technology roles.Government policies aligning with smart city goals are crucial for workforce development in the region.Urban technology ecosystems in South America are reshaping workforce requirements, particularly in urban management and public services.Inclusion remains a challenge, with women and underrepresented groups facing barriers in the urban-tech workforce.Key Questions Answered.
