From Wildfires to Resilience: Why Smart Forests Matter for the Future of Public Safety
At Pioneer Partners, we believe that true smart city innovation doesn’t stop at the urban core—it extends to the forests, grids, and rural landscapes that sustain our communities. The recently released white paper Connected Canopy: The Smart Forest Imperative makes a compelling case: if we want to prevent wildfires, protect our power grids, and ensure public safety, we must treat resilient IoT-driven networks as critical infrastructure.
Harnessing Smart Technology for Safer Cities: Pioneer Partners’ Work on Memphis’ Crime Reduction Plan
Pioneer Partners is proud to have collaborated with Memphis in designing a comprehensive Smart Technology Crime Reduction Plan that enhances the city’s ability to predict, prevent, and respond to criminal activity. By integrating advanced data analytics, surveillance enhancements, and the latest technology solutions, this initiative is helping Memphis become a leader in modern public safety solutions.
Lights, Cameras, Data: Leveraging Smart Technology to Reduce Crime
Watch the public safety webinar covering a new approach to understanding the cycle of crime and how technology can make a measurable impact across every phase.
A Mathematical Blueprint for Climate Action Success
Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges of our time, and while many cities and organizations have ambitious goals, not all are on track to meet them. At Pioneer Partners, we take a strategic, math-driven approach to climate action planning, ensuring that efforts translate into measurable, effective, and financially sound outcomes.
Mesa Arizona Uses IoT to Keep Library Patrons Safe During Pandemic
Pioneer Partners’ client, the City of Mesa, took a significant step toward enhancing community access to its libraries by implementing the Bibliotheca open+ self-service library system.
The Infrastructure Bill – An Essential (and Slightly Ironic) Investment into the Future of America Whose Time Has Come
On September 27th, 2021, the House will vote on the Senate-passed bipartisan infrastructure bill. If passed by the House, this legislation represents one of the most important investments that the federal government has made since the passage of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956.
You Can Still Hold A Successful Citizen Engagement Workshop, Virtually
Pioneer Partners held a successful citizen engagement workshop, virtually, in Aransas County, Texas as part of the long-term disaster recovery from Hurricane Harvey. COVID is not an excuse to stop engaging stakeholders.
Origin Story
In 2020, we launched Pioneer Partners to better serve clients, especially in smart city and digital transformation.
In a pandemic, cities must be smarter than ever
From disinfecting robots to IoT virus sensors, new innovations can keep urban centers safe