These three factors are critical to the success of future cities

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Although technology is important to the development of connected cities, there are other “softer” drivers at play. Image: REUTERS/Bob Strong

Mike Cooray
Professor of Practice, Ashridge Business School
Dr Rikke Duus
Senior Teaching Fellow, UCL School of Management
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