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Wikieditor: /* Bloom Consulting - Digital City Index 2017 Methodology */

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‎Bloom Consulting - Digital City Index 2017 Methodology

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Wikieditor: /* Reputation Institute – City RepTrak */

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‎Reputation Institute – City RepTrak

Wikieditor: /* Momentum – City Momentum Index */

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‎Momentum – City Momentum Index

Wikieditor: /* Institute for Urban Strategies/The Mori Memorial Foundation – Global Power City Index */

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‎Institute for Urban Strategies/The Mori Memorial Foundation – Global Power City Index

Wikieditor: /* The Economist –The Global Liveability Ranking Methodology */

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‎The Economist –The Global Liveability Ranking Methodology

Wikieditor: /* Monocle –The Most Liveable Cities Index */

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‎Monocle –The Most Liveable Cities Index

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	The '''Digital City Index''' complies the measurement of the total amount of searches performed by all worldwide citizens towards any given city. All thanks to a proprietary software called '''Digital Demand – D2©		The '''Digital City Index''' complies the measurement of the total amount of searches performed by all worldwide citizens towards any given city. All thanks to a proprietary software called '''Digital Demand – D2©

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		+	== Bloom Consulting - Digital City Index 2017 Methodology ==
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		+	The '''Digital City Index''' complies the measurement of the total amount of searches performed by all worldwide citizens towards any given city. All thanks to a proprietary software called '''Digital Demand – D2©
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		+	A Digital City is a city that has triggered proactive interest from different Stakeholders in the Digital world. This definition was presented by Bloom Consulting after determining through its own research and other sources such as Google Intelligence that today, when someone searches for information about a city, one of the main sources of information is a “search engine”. The act of “searching” can be triggered by something one may have read in a newspaper, heard in a conversation or simply out of curiosity.
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		+	The objective of this City Index is to provide the least subjective results possible, therefore the City Index Methodology is based solely on search volume in each of the 3 Dimensions;
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		+	- Tourism
		+	- Investment
		+	- Talent
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		+	Social Media is excluded from the analysis as this Index measures the “consequence,” not the “cause” of what has
		+	triggered the proactive interest towards any given city. So, the searches that are produced show the real appeal of the city.
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		+	Inside each Dimension there are 9 “Brandtag Families”
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		+	- Talent - Work, Live, Study
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		+	- Investment- Business Environment, Strategic Sectors, Socio Economics Factors
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		+	- Tourism- Generic Information, Accommodation, Touristic Information
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		+	Within these there are 112 “brandtags” that include nearly 140 million keyword combinations. All together, these are responsible for the collection of around 260 million valid search results.
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		+	The position of each city is determined by the total number of searches performed within each Dimension.
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		+	Using the Digital Demand – D2© software, Bloom Consulting applies a qualitative input to the data by attributing a maximum weight to each Dimension; therefore, if City A has 5 times more searches for Tourism than City B, but then has less searches in Talent then City A will not score higher in the Index.

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	Cities with strong reputations are perceived positively in all three dimensions.		Cities with strong reputations are perceived positively in all three dimensions.
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 === Reputation Institute – City RepTrak ===
 City RepTrak is a global survey in which participates more than 23,000 consumers from the G8 countries, which ranks the world’s 56 most reputable cities based on such aspects as trust, esteem, admiration and respect. Perceptions regarding 13 aspects are grouped into 3 dimensions:
 .	Advanced Economy – the economic environment and situation of a city.

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 === Institute for Urban Strategies/The Mori Memorial Foundation – Global Power City Index ===
-The Global Power City Index created with the collaboration between Institute for Urban Strategies and The Mori Memorial Foundation for its research selects 44 world’s leading cities, so their global comprehensive power evaluated based on the following dimensions: Economy, Research and Development, Cultural Interaction, Livability, Environment, and Accessibility.
+The Global Power City Index created with the collaboration between Institute for Urban Strategies and The Mori Memorial Foundation for its research selects 44 world’s leading cities, so their global comprehensive power evaluated based on the following dimensions:
 Also, it identifies five main actors who lead the urban activities in their cities – Manager, Researcher, Artist, Visitor, and Resident), therefore providing complete views of the cities.

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 === The Economist –The Global Liveability Ranking Methodology ===
-The Economist Intelligence Unit’s (EIU) created a Global Liveability Ranking, which is published annually. It ranks 140 cities around the world for their urban quality of life based on such factors as stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education and infrastructure.
+The Economist Intelligence Unit’s (EIU) created a Global Liveability Ranking, which is published annually. It ranks 140 cities around the world for their urban quality of life based on such factors as:
 == Monocle –The Most Liveable Cities Index ==

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		+	=== Monocle –The Most Liveable Cities Index ===
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		+	Monocle’s annual Quality of Life Survey provides the list of the liveable cities. To identify top 25 liveable cities are identifies by next factors:
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		+	1. Safety/Crime
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		+	2. International connectivity
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		+	3. Climate/Sunshine
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		+	4. Quality of architecture
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		+	5. Public transport
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		+	6. Tolerance
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		+	7. Environmental issues and access to nature
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		+	8. Urban design
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		+	9. Business Conditions
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		+	10. Pro-active policy developments
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		+	11. Medical care

	== Mercer – Mercer's Quality of Living Ranking ==		== Mercer – Mercer's Quality of Living Ranking ==