The Minsk City Executive Committee is responsible for managing urban services like housing, utilities, and public transport. It oversees the city budget, supports economic development, and ensures the functioning of schools, hospitals, and social services. It regulates urban planning, architecture, and environmental protection. The committee handles law enforcement coordination, licensing, citizen appeals, and international cooperation with partner cities.
2. Assess the potential of digital transformation, identify optimal solutions, and justify investment.
3. Conduct industry trend and practice analysis: development of smart parking systems, examples from other cities/countries.
4. Analyze external factors: legislation, urbanization, environmental concerns, and traffic flows.
5. Conduct market research: evaluate demand for smart parking, user preferences, and willingness to pay for convenience.
6. Develop a pilot project scheme: locations, technologies (sensors, app-based payments, analytics).
7. Estimate financial costs and potential revenues: equipment installation, maintenance, return on investment.
8. Assess possible financial risks: payback period, technological failures.
9. Build a digital transformation model: phases of implementation, key technologies, partners, and timeline.
This is a mobile application that allows you to easily and quickly find smart parking in large cities.
Functions:
1. Search for smart parking
2. Booking parking spaces