  Smart cities are an actual trend being pursued by research that,
fundamentally, tries to improve city's management on behalf of a better human
quality of live. This paper proposes a new autonomic complementary approach for
smart cities management. It is argued that smart city management systems with
autonomic characteristics will improve and facilitate management
functionalities in general. A framework is also presented as use case
considering specific application scenarios like smart-health, smart-grid,
smart-environment and smart-streets.
