Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC) is the world’s biggest event on urban innovation. Immerse yourself in thought-provoking, dynamic discussion, timely takeaways and cutting-edge demonstrations that are helping to drive sustainable urban transformation. Engage with subject matter specialists on transport and mobility, sustainability, and infrastructure and buildings to discover how we are helping to build connected, resilient, and efficient infrastructure.
Smart City Expo World Congress serves as a platform for leaders to gather and address pressing challenges facing cities worldwide. Let’s connect and shape the urban landscape of tomorrow. Together.
Booth Tour
Located in the heart of Hall 2, Deloitte’s booth at the SCEWC event enables Deloitte leaders to showcase the best of Deloitte through cross-industry demos and innovative solutions. Watch the video below to experience the energy and excitement at this year's event.
Demos and Solutions
Visit Deloitte’s booth (Hall 2, D130) to explore our solutions in AI, sustainability, and operate. Find out how we are bringing embedded technology and AI innovation; leveraging existing and building new alliances with partners who are changing infrastructure with technology; and reimagining the art of the possible.
Harmonicity
Experience HarmoniCity, an immersive interactive installation that vividly demonstrates Deloitte's end-to-end infrastructure capabilities – from foundational planning through modernisation and optimisation. Select physical tiles, each representing a critical infrastructure element like housing, roads, energy grids, or cybersecurity, and place them onto the interactive screen to witness the dynamic flow of value across HarmoniCity's interconnected networks.
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Find us
You can find Deloitte at D130 near the Central Plaza in Hall 2.
