Kick Start Your Smart City Initiative: Free Workshop

Today’s municipal leaders are under increasing pressure to deliver ‘smart city programs’— innovative technology initiatives that make our cities more livable, more workable and more sustainable.

But with stretched budgets and resources, getting started on a smart city project can be challenging. FuseForward can help.

For a limited time, FuseForward is offering a number of free ‘Discover Your Smart City’ consulting engagements. Working with your team, they will develop a plan for your first smart city pilot project—and even help you identify potential funding opportunities!

These complimentary sessions are available for a limited time. Download our brochure for more information.​​

Watch Now: How to Make the Most of Your

Existing Data

As the experts behind the Ryerson University Smart Campus, Jenn McArthur and Mark Damm know a thing or two about building smart solutions with strapped resources.

In this on-demand webinar, they join forces to outline smart city projects that can be developed easily, using existing data sources.

The session covers:

• Simple smart city pilot projects that use existing data.
• Funding opportunities for your smart city initiative.
• A sneak peek at the latest innovations from the Ryerson University Smart Campus.

Move Your City Services to the Cloud

From citizens paying bills through to developers applying for permits, municipalities face increasing demands to deliver services through the cloud. But despite demand, cities face a range of challenges, including security, compliance and resource concerns.

FuseForward can help by delivering highly-secure, reliable cloud environments that enable municipalities to deliver digital services in a way that meets budget and compliance needs. FuseForward is a Canadian company with strong public sector expertise and is well placed to address the compliance, data residency and security concerns of cities.

Learn more about our cloud services. 



*Please note that this is a paid advertisement and does not constitute an endorsement by the Canadian Association of Municipal Administrators (CAMA), the CAMA Board of Directors, or CAMA Administration and Staff.