City-wide data strategy
Shaping the future of the city with data
The state capital of Wiesbaden is currently developing a data strategy. The aim is to handle data better and more consciously - because it is a helpful basis for sustainable decisions.
If all areas of administration make targeted use of data, internal processes can be made more efficient. This will result in better services for the people of the city in the long term - for example in transport, education or social services.
The data strategy is being developed jointly by the Office for Statistics and Urban Research and the Office for Innovation, Organization and Digitization - under the leadership of the Smart City department.
The project is being funded by the state as part of the "Starke Heimat Hessen II" program and should be completed in the last quarter of 2025.
The advantages:
- Administrative processes are optimized
- Data-based decision-making in the city administration is made possible
- A standardized data infrastructure is established
- Promotion of a data-based mindset in all city departments
Who benefits from it?
- The administration: offices, departments, companies and municipal enterprises
- Citizens who benefit from improved internal administrative processes