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 Scalability:
SDP and Dubai Data initiatives have both been defined and designed upfront to be scalable for future
expansion both from a scope and also from a financing perspective. Technical flexibility has been
incorporated into the design to accommodate future expansion and innovation at the city level.
Similarly, various clauses have been incorporated by partners to scale up financing aspects of the
platform in the face of increased demand from city entities and participants to address future
sustainability. SDP has been designed to incorporate the projected massive growth in terms of city
data from various providers. Similarly, the legal framework in terms of law, policies and standards
also accommodate future concerns and growth of city-wide data.

A References

Smart Dubai Platform Partnership Framework

Smart Dubai Platform Legal Agreement

Smart Dubai Platform Architecture and Blueprint

Smart Dubai Platform Scope of Work and Business Requirements

Smart Dubai Achievement Report 2014-2016

Dubai Data Strategy and Roadmap

Dubai Data Manual v 3.0 (December 2016)

Dubai Open and Shared Data Economic and Social Impact Study by KPMG and CS Transform (December 2016)

Dubai Data Compliance Framework

Dubai Data Access Permission Management Framework

Dubai Data Competency Framework

Dubai Data Primary Registries

B List of discussion partners/interviews

Dr. Aisha Bin Bishr
Director General, Smart Dubai Office

Younus Al Nasser
Assistant Director General, Smart Dubai Office
Chief Executive Officer, Dubai Data Establishment

Wesam Lootah
Chief Executive Officer, Smart Dubai Government Establishment

This case study has been jointly prepared by:

Dr. Okan Geray (Smart Dubai Office) and Hamda Bin Demaithan (Dubai Data Establishment)

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