Solutions for Smart Cities

Empower cities with smart services while protecting the data and privacy of residents

Improve municipal and state services

DTaaS can be utilized to improve sustainability and access to civil services, streamline tenant relations in city housing, integrate community services across public sector divisions.

Protect data of citizens

How data is collected, processed, applied, governed and protected are fundamental in smart cities. DTaaS creates solutions that power smart cities without compromising the privacy and confidence of citizens.

Gain valuable insights from data

DTaaS enables data collaboration across public and private sector organizations to allow for real-time insights into everyday actions and longer term strategic decisions.

Re-imagining a City

We can re-imagine the city as a network of data, application providers and consumers with a secure, privacy compliant digital collaboration network between them.

A Connected City is powered by applications that are utilized with consent and are connected into legacy data systems via a secure datatrust network.

Case studies

An in-depth look at successful applications of our product in smart cities

City of Toronto

The City of Toronto contracted Sightline Innovation to explore the use of datatrust technology for various Connected Community use cases. The final selected use case for the datatrust project was “Integrated Community Services”. Sightline Innovation, in partnership with Cisco Systems Canada, utilized the Sightline datatrust platform to explore how the current challenges around community benefits and service delivery could be transformed to benefit both the citizens as well as internal city stakeholders.

Resources

A deeper dive on our enabling technologies

What is a Data Trust?

This document provides clean context of what a datatrust is and highlights all the moving parts which differentiate it from other privacy solutions.

Dismantling the Data Status Quo

Technological innovation has been lauded as the hallmark of the past century. We focus so much on the amazing opportunities technology provides that we neglect to ask the question, “At what cost?”