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Why developing nations are defining the smart cities of the future

The Aquapolo water purification plant in Sao Paolo is increasing efficiency using digital solutions.

The Aquapolo water purification plant in Sao Paolo is increasing efficiency using digital solutions. Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto

Peter Herweck
Chief Executive Officer, AVEVA Group
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