Key factors for the success of smart and sustainable cities: A systematic review of the literature

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Ricardo De la Hoz
Sorelyth Villar
Kevin Castillo
Juan Castellón
Kelly Coronado

Abstract

A smart city incorporates technological tools for the optimization of infrastructure, mobility, environment, and other factors that influence the quality of life. The purpose of this article is to analyze, based on the literature, the key factors for the success of smart cities worldwide focused on sustainable development. Renowned databases in the scientific community were consulted, taking as a premise the research question posed, in order to collect as much information about the object of study and then filtered and analyzed through a meta-analytical matrix with established data of interest. Based on the results of the research, it is inferred that, although the smart city is a relatively new topic, there are enough resources to create them, not only 

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