Abstract

As the world becomes increasingly digitized, smart cities are emerging as a popular way to leverage technology to improve the quality of life for urban residents. However, as cities strive to become smarter, there is a growing need for effective evaluation systems to measure the impact of smart city initiatives. This research study is based on the primary data analysis to determine whether the research study used smart PLS software and generated results related to the smart city evaluation systems and the future of remittance-driven entrepreneurship. The descriptive statistic, indicator correlations, the R squares, composite reliability, discriminant validity, and significant analysis also present the graphical and smart PLS Algorithm models between them. The overall research found significant but negative lines between smart city evaluation systems and future remittance driven. The research also summarized that, at the same time, remittance-driven entrepreneurship is becoming a critical driver of economic development in many urban areas. This paper explores the intersection of these two trends, focusing on the potential of smart city evaluation systems to support the growth of remittance-driven entrepreneurship in urban areas.