Presentation Title: Transportation Transformation: New Digital Urban Mobility and Value Creation
Abstract: Urban mobility is facing several challenges. Some are the result of long-term urbanization trends, and others are the outcome of more recent changes to population behaviors. Addressing these challenges requires systems thinking and collaboration between cities, automakers, and mobility services companies. Before this can be achieved, each of these constituencies will need to transform. The transformations they undertake will determine their roles in the new urban mobility and enable data-driven and AI-based decision-making. These transformations will also lead to the emergence of new value chains. Novel forms of value will be realized through innovative business models. The talk presents the decisions cities, automakers, and mobility services companies must make, and the technology and business model transformations they will need to execute. It also analyzes the value chains that will emerge and the risks that will arise from the use of data and AI in new urban mobility.
Topics:
- The evolving role of cities in shaping the future of urban mobility and its environmental impact.
- Understanding urban mobility as an interconnected system and exploring the challenges and opportunities.
- The decisions the cities, automakers, and mobility services companies must make and the transformations they need to undertake to remain competitive in the rapidly evolving mobility landscape.
- The value chains that will emerge once the transformations are completed and value exchange models that will be possible.
- The data and AI technologies that must be applied for new mobility to succeed and the ethical considerations surrounding their use.
Duration: 45 minutes plus Q&A
Target Audience: Automotive industry executives, logistics industry executives, city planners, urban transportation planners, mobility services company executives, data and AI executives, IT executives, policymakers, and government officials.