How to manage smart cities?

It is a mature wisdom now that large distributed systems are well managed in parts. There are many types of archetypes available for this. But most of the systems are implemented through a centralized entity. Either as a technology or as an organization, any centralized entity stiffles further growth and innovation. Such systems prohivibitive for new ideas. They no more provide a level playing field. A level playing field, or an equal opportunity is the basic tenet for welfare services likes of a government or such public utilities. That is why huge growth leads to fragmentation.
Fragmentation leads to so many other challenges where inter-agency friction and organizational silos creates undesirable user experiences. Everyone from the service provider upto service beneficiaries suffer. That's why we built a distributed system and organizational archotype for smart cities.

Distributed Workload - By adding every city service into a smart contract driven service layer, city can look for making scalable system of a unified organization whcih can provide seamless service and experience. City dwellers, travellers and service providers get a unified access to their needs with equal opportunity.

Integrated Information Flow - Service agencies are no more disconnected or siloed and also their is no high entry barrier to gain new level of access with changing user dynamics. All the data access remains encoded into the layer of smart contracts which safe keep the precious user and service records. Such data sets have no hackability at any single point. All accesses are controlled through user consent and city/council syndication. Also these syndications are not IT dependent, therefore evryone gets same level of open ecosystem.