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The main goal of the workshop was to improve and finalize the description of the draft Charter for a potential Smart Cities Interest Group so that we can launch the Interest Group and start further discussions on 1 Motivational Interviewing And It s Theories Motivating for Web-based Smart City services and 2 use cases and requirements that W3C specifications need to meet to support Smart City services.

Workshop discussions: Identified Smart Cities standardization stakeholders to drive the development World Wide Consortium Web standards aligned with the real needs of Smart Cities Clarified reasonable applications for Smart Cities technologies Pointed out how to improve the draft Charter for the potential Smart Cities Interest Group As a concrete next step following the workshop, W3C will finalize the draft Charter hoping to launch a Smart Cities Interest Group and start further discussion within the group.

We thank all the presenters and the participants for making this event a success. For this full-time position based in Europe, we are seeking an individual with project management and operational experience as well as expertise in multiple areas of digital accessibility, to help drive development of accessible next generation digital technology standards for millions of people with disabilities around the world.

Work starts on September 1, Note:The job description was edited after its announcement, to remove the number of years of experience required, which World Wide Consortium deemed a possible filter that might exclude a number of people, including prevent women from applying.

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