ZenCity hopes to help Dayton’s city manager “get in front of information” that can negatively impact the city or that could result in the circulation of misinformation, according to a proposed agreement.
ZenCity says it collects data about citizen interactions from Facebook, Twitter, city hotline reports and other sources and uses algorithms for analysis.
The company says its analysis allows cities to measure the effectiveness of projects and specific actions, events and policy initiatives.
ZenCity has worked with a dozen communities, including West Sacramento and Paris, France.
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