Podcasts about mobility services

Mardi 5 novembre, Frédéric Simottel a reçu Régis Castagné, directeur général d'Equinix France, Youssef El Manssouri, CEO et co-fondateur de Sesterce, Stéphane Roder, président d'AI Builders, Olivier Cohn, directeur général Best Western, Eric Blazy, directeur de communication et Mobility Services chez Orange Business, Samir Bouhassoun, cofondateur de Gyfti, et Eric Dadian, président de l'AFRC, dans l'émission Tech&Co Business sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission le samedi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Alain Visser is the founder and ex-CEO of Lynk&Co. (CEO at the time of the recording.) He brings over 35 years of global automotive executive experience which we dive into, going from mobility, design and launching a new brand in a more traditional environment.

For a roundtable discussion show host Rose Scott talks with several local college presidents about several topics, including the current civil rights movement, the state of women's rights, the upcoming election as it relates to students, and the recent resignation of Harvard's president. Guest include: Dr. Helene Gayle, the president of Spelman College, Dr. Leocadia Zak, the president of Agnes Scott College, and Dr. Kathryn McClymond, the president of Oglethorpe University Plus, Rebecca Serna, the executive director of Propel ATL, and Rosalind Tucker, the managing director of Mobility Services at Atlanta Regional Commission, discuss the new Atlanta E-Bike Rebate Program. The program, that launches this spring, will offer up to $2,000 toward an e-bike for an income-qualifying resident. Smaller rebates will apply for residents above the income requirement. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Eine erfolgreiche Datenstrategie beginnt mit der Identifizierung und Entwicklung von Anwendungsfällen, die den Geschäftszielen entsprechen.

Ride-hailing drivers have the possibility to earn well above a minimum or comparable wage with more social megacity solutions to get people from A to B: Dr Andreas Nienhaus from Oliver Wyman.

Many of America's poorest and sickest patients are stuck navigating two separate insurance programs — Medicare and Medicaid — to get the care they need.Guests:Jose Figueroa, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public HealthJean Minkel, PT, ATP, Senior Vice President of Rehab and Mobility Services, Independence Care SystemRochelle Render, advocate and mother of Saleema Render-HornsbySaleema Render-Hornsby, dually eligible personAllison Rizer, Principal, ATI AdvisoryLeslie Walker, Senior Producer/Reporter, TradeoffsLearn more and read a full transcript on our website.We're also excited to share that you can now find Tradeoffs on YouTube! Still not enough Tradeoffs? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter featuring the latest health policy research and news.Support this type of journalism today, with a gift. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Immer freitags sprechen Yannick und Pascal über die wichtigsten Themen, aktuellen Geschehnisse und spannendsten Geschichten der Autobranche. Wie in der gleichnamigen Rubrik ihres Interviewpodcasts gilt: Beide wissen nicht, was der jeweils andere thematisieren wird. In der aktuellen Folge sprechen die beiden über die Zukunft von Mobilitätsdiensten: Immer mehr Autohersteller ziehen sich aus dem Geschäft rund um Car- und Ridesharing zurück. Ist die Zeit der Mobility Services vorbei, bevor sie angefangen hat? Außerdem diskutieren die Chefredakteure von automotiveIT und Automobil Produktion über den Einsatz von Open Source Software in der Branche. Die Automobilindustrie setzt verstärkt auf frei zugänglichen Code, doch eine ganzheitliche Strategie fehlt meist noch. Hinweis: Die im Podcast getätigten Aussagen spiegeln die Privatmeinung der Gesprächspartner wider und entsprechen nicht zwingend den Darstellungen des jeweiligen Arbeitgebers.

Marc Burrows, Head of Mobility Services, KPMG International, Murray Sarelius, Head of People Services, KPMG China, and Anna Low, Partner, Head of Personal Tax and Global Mobility, KPMG in Singapore, discuss hybrid work and the introduction of artificial intelligence in the workplace.

Ukens gjest er Håvard Andersen, han er konserndirektør for Møller Mobility Services og også ansvaret for deres ventureinvesteringer. Hva er kjernebusinessen til Møller Mobility Group, og og hvor stort er det egentlig?Spørsmål vi er innom: Hvorfor investerer de i oppstartsselskaper?Hvordan ser strategien ut?Hva er målet?Hvordan henter dere ut strategisk verdi?Hvordan måler de suksess?Hvorfor skal gründere velge Møller Mobility Group?Hvilken verdi utover penger kan de tilby startups?Hva er de ideelle selskapene for dem å investere iHvordan få Møller Mobility Group som investorProgramleder: Lucas Weldeghebriel, gründer og journalist i Shifter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Apple @ Work is brought to you by Mosyle, the only Apple Unified Platform. Mosyle is the only solution that fully integrates 5 different applications on a single Apple-only platform, allowing Businesses and Schools to easily and automatically deploy, manage & protect all their Apple devices . Over 32,000 organizations leverage Mosyle solutions to automate the deployment, management and security of millions of Apple devices daily. Request a FREE account today and discover how you can put your Apple fleet on auto-pilot at a price point that is hard to believe. In this episode of Apple @ Work, Bob Garst from BFA Technologies joins the show to talk about how businesses of all sizes are turning to trusted advisors to manage their Apple devices. Links: All About BFA Connect with Bradley Twitter LinkedIn Listen and subscribe Apple Podcasts Overcast Spotify Pocket Casts Castro RSS Listen to Past Episodes

In this episode, we interviewed Andy Chatham, CEO and Co-founder of DIMO. DIMO is an open platform that connects data producers like cars, consumers and business applications to unlock next-generation mobility services.  Today, we explored the potential of Web3 as an enabling technology for the automotive industry. In particular, we discussed how Web3 provides a convenient infrastructure to conduct business transactions on which innovation business models can be designed.  Key Questions:  What technology and market changes have made DIMO's business model feasible today?  What are the challenges of hardware-software integration for applications used in cars?  When does the Web3 approach make sense as part of a business model? How does government regulation impact the development of Web3 business models? 

“It's really this customization capability that will present the largest challenge for the entire ecosystem,” says Ross Cassan, Director of Mobility Services for Spirent Communications. From consumer to industrial applications that are very latency sensitive, 5G is transformative, and transformative in more ways than one. As such, operators must ensure the evolution to new 5G technology not only brings the improvements promised but must not disrupt or disable the services already in place. With this new class of multi-vendor, disaggregated, and cloud-native infrastructure, the approach to assurance must be as evolutionary as the network itself. In this podcast, Cassan discusses how 5G networks are changing telecommunications, how service providers can maintain end-to-end visibility with new hybrid cloud infrastructures, the implications of URLLC and its demanding requirements, key aspects of 5G service assurance methods necessary to meet challenges across several new use cases, and more. Visit www.spirent.com

Jean L. Minkel is a physical therapist and master clinician internationally recognized for her work in assistive technology.  She is an  an educator and consultant to every facet of the assistive technology and seating & mobility world. Jean has authored and edited a couple great works including a video series entitled "Spending or Investing - Funding Assistive Technology"... a terrific series designed to provide support for smoothing-out the ridiculously complex funding process for Assistive Technology.Today Jean and I discuss the need for CRT advocacy and awareness building and the role clinicians can play.This episode is brought to you by the Premier Sponsors of the September 14 CRT Virtual Congressional Fly-In:Alliance RehabNational Seating & MobilityNumotionQuantumReliable MedicalRiftonVisit CRTAccess.com to learn about the Fly-In and register, for free, to help raise awareness of Complex Rehab Technology.

On this episode of the Connected Aviation Intelligence Podcast, Ben Griffin, Vice President of Mobility Services, OneWeb, joins to discuss how the introduction of their Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite could provide a paradigm shift for in-flight internet service in the near future.  Last week, Eutelsat and OneWeb reached an agreement combine, bringing together satellite assets in Geostationary Orbit (GEO) and Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) for multi-orbit service. Since this interview was conducted on the day of this major announcement, the discussion does not focus on the Eutelsat-OneWeb agreement, however Griffin does provide some initial reaction on how the partnership might benefit their plans for in-flight connectivity (IFC) in the future toward the end of the conversation.  Griffin does however explain why their LEO constellation a perfect match for IFC service because of the amount of capacity the systems will make available, low latency, and global coverage, including over the polar regions. The OneWeb executive also provides perspective on how the company is evaluating the results of a recent test of their partially completed LEO network conducted on a Boeing 777.  Have suggestions or topics we should focus on in the next episode? Email the host, Woodrow Bellamy, at wbellamy@accessintel.com, or drop him a line on Twitter @WbellamyIIIAC. Check out our publication Avionics International @AvionicsGlobal + www.aviationtoday.com. Join our Avionics International LinkedIn group to suggest topics we should cover in our podcast, publications and events. www.linkedin.com/AvionicsMag    

Nachdem Knut Krösche viele Jahre Managing Director bei der Volkswagen Leasing war, leitet er nun die Bereiche Digital Business und Mobility Services bei der CARIAD. Im Mobility Pioneers Podcast gibt er ein Update zum Stand der CARIAD und spricht über> das von CARIAD geschaffene Ökosystem> aktuelle und potentielle Geschäftsmodelle> die Wichtigkeit der direkten Schnittstelle zur Kundin bzw. zum KundenKnut Krösche: linkedin.com/in/knut-krösche-b6050932Jürgen Stackmann: linkedin.com/in/juergenstackmannBjörn Bender: linkedin.com/in/benderbjoernIMO-HSG: imo.unisg.ch00:00 Willkommen & Vorstellung02:42 Aktueller Status und Aufbau der CARIAD09:24 Das von CARIAD geschaffene Ökosystem14:13 Integration von externen Ökosystemen wie dem von Apple16:33 Zukünftige Geschäftsmodelle19:51 Aktuelle Features: Plug&Charge, Hotelbuchung aus dem Auto heraus, Predictive Maintenance, ...23:19 Herausforderungen und Quick Wins25:39 Die Schnittstelle zum Endkunden30:49 Wieso VW nicht das nächste Nokia wird31:20 Was Absolvent:innen bei der CARIAD erwartet31:35 Nicht jede Stadt braucht eine eigene Mobilitätsapp32:02 Abschluss

 Techstination, your destination for gadgets and gear.   I'm Fred Fishkin.        The promise of using autonomous vehicles to provide mobility options in places and for people who have limited choices….was the focus of the Fifth Annual Princeton Smart Driving Cars Summit.   May Mobility was among those...

In this episode, André was talking with Miguel Pinto Luz. Miguel is the current Deputy Mayor of Cascais, a municipality west of Lisbon with over 200 thousand inhabitants. Since 2005 he has held various public positions, both in central government as Secretary of State for Infrastructure, Transport and Communications during Portugal's XX Constitutional Government, and in his hometown of Cascais. Time notes: Introduction of the guest [1:00] What was Miguel's first computer and did he play Sim City? [3:00] Why did Miguel decide to dedicate his life to public service [6:40] What is the most stressful about Miguel's work [10:00] What is the image of the politician? [12:20] What were Miguel's top priorities for the last two terms [14:10] What does the day of the busy VP of Cascais look like? [19:30] Book by Miguel Pinto Luz and examples from the Netherlands[25:50] What led Miguel to believe in politics [31:50] Engineering background and politics [33:30] Competition between cities and talents. Why is Cascais a good place for digital nomads? [38:00] Which competencies should cities have? [41:20] How is the VP of Cascais using technology to improve people's lives [47:00] History about Cascais being a smart city in the XVI century [51:30] What new technology would Miguel learn if he had 3 months [53:40] RAPTOR programme on mobility [55:00] Interaction of Cascais citizens with Mobi Cascais [1:02:00] Bike-sharing system process in Cascais [1:03:00] Cascais and Metropolitan Area of Lisbon [1:07:00] Managing the introduction of new mobility technology [1:10:00] Fix Cascais app. What's Miguel's strategy to improve the digital ecosystem of the city? [1:15:30] Is it the time for Cascais to have the CPO? [1:18:30] What would Miguel change in government policy on the national level if he had a superpower to do so? [1:24:00] Words of advice for younger self [1:24:30] Recommendations in Cascais - Top of Pedra Amarela [1:26:30]

Gabriele Lochis is the Head of Digital Marketing and Development for BNP Arval.  He's responsible for defining and implementing the UK digital marketing strategy, and executing the short- and mid-term UK digital transformation strategy for B2B and B2C acquisition and retention.  We discuss: The best way to drive long-term growth in B2B brands Arval's approach to segmentation and targeting their audiences Balancing short-term performance with long-term brand building Attracting consumers and businesses with brand communication The impact of trends on the ability to drive brand growth

Overview: Today, we're going to talk about SafeBoda - the Ugandan motorbike hailing platform. We'll explore the SafeBoda story across 7 areas: Motorbike hailing platforms in other emerging markets (GoJek) African mobility context SafeBoda's founding & early history Fundraising and growth Product & monetization strategy Competitive positioning & potential exit options Overall outlook This episode was recorded on Oct 31, 2021. Companies discussed: SafeBoda, GoJek, Gokada, Pathao, Allianz X, CRE Ventures, Uber Boda, Bolt / Taxify Boda, Tugende, Chipper Cash, Musha ventures, Go ventures & Gozem Business concepts discussed: Mobility Tech, Pan-Africa expansion, Transportation + FinTech Superapps Conversation highlights: (05:20) - Motorbike hailing platforms in other emerging markets (GoJek) (05:30) - Africa transportation context (07:40) - Uganda country & transportation context (24:50) - Founder background - Rapa Thomson, Maxime Dieudonne, Alastair Sussock (38:20) - SafeBoda's launch (43:36) - Fundraising (52:50) - Geographic expansion (1:15:00) - Product & monetization strategy (1:25:00) - Competition and options for exit (1:37:00) - Olumide's overall thoughts and outlook (1:48:01) - Bankole's overall thoughts and outlook (1:51:10) - Recommendations and small wins Olumide's recommendations & small wins: Recommendation: Founders podcast (Dave Senra) & Don't Sweat the Small Stuff . . . and It's All Small Stuff (Richard Carlson) Small win: Was in Chicago hanging out with friends for birthday, Hung out with friends in a Miami night out & installed Windows 11 which is sweet and beautiful Other content: Get.Africa #46 article about SafeBoda's Kenya exit (by Chiagoziem Onyekwena), Twitter conversation (by Stone Twine) about SafeBoda's disintermediation Bankole's recommendations & small wins: Recommendation: Azonto Ghost song & movie || How Big Tech Runs Tech Projects and the Curious Absence of Scrum Small win: Chelsea FC can't stop winning. Big win. Other content: So, Where did the Popular Uganda Boda Bodas Come From? Listeners: We'd love to hear from you. Email info@afrobility.com with feedback! Founders & Operators: We'd love to hear about what you're working on, email us at info@afrobility.com Investors: It would be great to link up with you to drive the ecosystem forward. Contact us at info@afrobility.com Join our insider mailing list where we get feedback on new episodes & find all episodes at Afrobility.com

Tankpassengigant DKV Mobility Serviceswil vooroplopen in de verduurzaming van de transportsector, maar hoe? In de Top van Nederland een uitgebreid gesprek met Marco van Kalleveen, de eerste Nederlandse algemeen directeur van DKV Mobility Services, de Duitse multinational in tankpassen, tolkastjes en andere mobility services.

- Stellantis Earnings Look Pretty Good- BMW Posts Strong Earnings But Warns of Volatility- Hyundai Gives Santa Fe a More Rugged Look- Lincoln Teams with Shinola for Aviator Concept- Bridgestone Buys Fleet Management Company- Geely Concept Hints at Future Direction- Acura Celebrates Final Year of the NSX- Aussie Company Converting TRXs to RHD

- Stellantis Earnings Look Pretty Good - BMW Posts Strong Earnings But Warns of Volatility - Hyundai Gives Santa Fe a More Rugged Look - Lincoln Teams with Shinola for Aviator Concept - Bridgestone Buys Fleet Management Company - Geely Concept Hints at Future Direction - Acura Celebrates Final Year of the NSX - Aussie Company Converting TRXs to RHD

Techstination, your destination for gadgets and gear.   I'm Fred Fishkin.      Amazon's Zoox wants to provide mobility services to us all.   With the backing of Amazon…through an acquisition last year…Zoox is preparing to take a leading role in providing autonomous mobility.    It has been testing its...

Chris welcomes Ben Lundin from Strategy Analytics' Connected Mobility Service to discuss ride hailing, car sharing, bike & scooter sharing, and public transport. They talk about the impact of the pandemic on mobility services, UX issues for mobility, and how self-driving cars fit. In Condensed Soup, Chris and Ben discuss their best, worst, or funniest mobility service experience. https://www.strategyanalytics.com/access-services/automotive/in-vehicle-ux/reports#Mobility (UX Research on Mobility Services) https://www.strategyanalytics.com/access-services/automotive/connected-mobility/about-automotive-connected-mobility (Connected Mobility Service) https://www.linkedin.com/in/benlundin/ (Ben Lundin on LinkedIn) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-WgeeA5JSfvcm_bNkJGpR0d8wuA2gsOQglM0dZoaJDc/edit?usp=sharing (Episode Transcript) Questions? Comments? Email us at UXSoup@strategyanalytics.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisschreiner/ (Chris on LinkedIn) https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-cooper-556343135/ (Lisa on LinkedIn) https://sa-ux.com/ (Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice)

EPISODE 61: Remote work is the way of the future, which means your employees can work from anywhere in the world. Having the ability to seamlessly work between countries and states will be crucial for a business’ success going forward. Join guests Shiv Malhotra and Ann Bondurant as they discuss the growing need for global mobility.

With economic activity grinding to a halt in most industries, transportation companies are trying to adjust to the dynamic market conditions. Recent numbers from Geotab show commercial transportation in the U.S. and Canada is operating at 89% capacity for heavy trucks, while transportation to grocery stores is at 90%. But thanks to Pfizer and Moderna for getting vaccine to prevent Covid-19 and I am sure this will improve the status of transportation industry. I know, many of you are pondering on the same thoughts, so let us dive in to learn some new innovative ideas from a CIO of a Transportation organization, how he redefined the industry. This is your host – Swamy Sriperumbudur and you are listening to “LEADERSHIP IN CRISIS”, and we have invited a special guest Scott Ellis Scott is a Corporate VP of Technology of Alexander's mobility services, the great brand we all know “ATLAS VAN LINES” is part of the Alexander group. I personally used it couple of times, when I relocated from FL to CA and CA to FL. Alexander's Mobility Services is a large relocation and transportation company and was founded in 1953. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cswamy/message

Aaron Stevens speaks with Darren Moody, RACT General Manager Mobility Services.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Darren Moody, General Manager of Mobility Services at RACT.

Heute ist Björn Bender, der Head of New Mobility Services der Schweizerischen Bundesbahn (SBB), zu Gast. Er leitet die junge Innovationseinheit innerhalb der SBB und erklärt uns wie die Themen Veränderung der Arbeitswelt, Topographie der Schweiz und Urbanisierung bei ihnen im Team angegangen werden. Dabei lernen wir die Zusammenarbeit der SBB mit Startups kennen und Björn verdeutlicht, welche Werte bei den Kooperationen entscheidend sind. Zudem erläutert er, warum die SBB nicht selbst neue Modelle wie beispielsweise Bike-Sharing usw. entwickeln will. Darüber hinaus beschreibt Björn, warum die Mobilitätsbranche die Relevanz von Daten erst viel zu spät erkannt hat. Zuletzt erfahren wir, welche Veränderungen und vor allem Möglichkeiten die COVID-19 Pandemie bringt. Viel Spaß!

Recorded live from the Malibu Kitchen Cars & Coffee. Spike and Zuckerman bring you all the classic car action from their roost on the porch at Bill's and get the real shutdown scoop from special guest Fireball! Then Porsche's Manager of Mobility Services, Zabih Aria, tells us everything we need to know about the Porsche Subscription and Rental program which launches in Los Angeles on 9/25. https://bit.ly/3mzy45x http://www.porschedrive.com

"Public transportation has a future and we will carve out the future. We will work together with the communities to make sure our values are demonstrated and that everyone can have mobility to improve the quality of life here." In today's episode, hear from Chris O'Claire, Mobility Division Director at King County Metro Transit, as she shares how, along with MV, King County has adapted their mobility services to support the Washington State community during COVID-19. At the start of the pandemic, King County provided food delivery service, and then launched their Transportation for Pandemic Response (TRP) program to help provide safe transportation for COVID-19 positive patients, among other community programs. Plus, listen to a reading from the bestselling new book The Future of Public Transportation.

We offer Corporate Mobility Procurement 4.0 as a SaaS model Markus Puhl, Founder Airive The founderWe talk to Markus Puhl (https://www.linkedin.com/in/markus-puhl-31355b112/), founder of Airive (http://www.airive.de/). The startup is part of Next Mobility Lab, which is headquartered in Mainz (https://www.nextmobilitylab.com/; https://www.linkedin.com/company/next-mobility-lab/), but also has a location in Boston. During this interview, we are talking to him on how corporate mobility has changed and how he wants to change it even more with “Corporate Mobility Procurement 4.0.” The market we are aiming for are 16.000 companies in Germany alone, who are operating car fleets bigger than 20 cars. Markus Puhl, Founder Airive PatreonYou can now support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=35246148 if you like what you see and hear consider to support us, so we can keep bringing you great content. Affiliate LinksIs your startup in need of a bank account in Germany? Try our partner affiliate Penta http://bit.ly/3bdHX3dLooking to open a bank account to shift between crypto and fiat? Try our partner Bitwala with this affiliate link here http://bit.ly/2w01ZyeThe StartupCurrently, large corporates invite mobility providers to bid for their contracts on a regular basis, so they can get the best price. This is a hassle for small companies with corporate car fleets of 50 cars in one country but takes on quite different dimensions if a company has to provide mobility to thousands of employees across several continents. All trips need to be efficient in terms of time, costs, and CO2. There was a feeling in the market … to end the manual mode of purchasing corporate mobility. Markus Puhl, Founder Airive Airive offers analytics services and a purchase platform where corporates can ask for bids for their required services. The Video Interview is set to go live on June 4th 19.00 Frankfurt (1 pm Eastern, 18.00 London )https://youtu.be/yTDPOXd7xlI In Germany 189 million business travel trips are taken every year. Markus Puhl, Founder Airive Next Mobility Labs / Additional RessourcesAirive is part of the Next Mobility Labs accelerator program, based in Mainz. You can learn more about them here: https://www.nextmobilitylab.com/ FeedbackReach out to us, here is our audience survey, to give us feedback, suggest topics, interview partners or just to say “Hallo!” https://forms.gle/mLV6mVKwGwKuut8BA Folge direkt herunterladen

Join Our Facebook Group Community here: http://bit.ly/sfe-community --- Floris van de Klashorst (formerly VW group) lead a global organization in Volkswagen Group focusing on digital transformation, solutions, and products for all brands in the group ranging from Self Driving Systems, Cloud-based Digital Platforms, Connectivity, OTA and SW platforms. Prior to joining VW Group, Floris was VP Connected Services & Mobility Services at the Renault-Nissan Alliance in Paris, where he build the group-wide cloud-based connected services platform. From 2010 to 2015 Floris was at HERE, leading the Automotive Group, building award-winning embedded and mobile-based connected services, infotainment and navigation solutions, deployed to car manufacturers around the world. Floris joined Nokia In 2000, leading mobile services sales and consulting activities across Western Europe for Nokia Networks. After that, he was a global account director for T-Mobile for Nokia smartphones. From 2005 to 2009 he was based in New York, most recently heading the Nokia Media Network working with hundreds of publishers worldwide, before which he led Nokia Music Service strategy and business development. Prior to joining Nokia, Floris managed his own telecom and Internet consultancy firm with a focus on communication and eCommerce services for the events and telecom industry. His other experience includes roles at Ericsson working on the emergence of mobile networks and telecommunications and before that, managing international consortia for the development of space systems, working with NASA and European Space Agency programs. Floris holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Delft with specializations in Man-Machine Interfaces, Robotics, and Business. When not at work, Floris enjoys historic cars, sailing, and other outdoor activities. ____ 00:14 Introduction & Start in Innovation 11:50 Career in an engineering consultancy company 17:48 Becoming an entrepreneur in the Telecom industry 24:36 Moving on to Nokia and music distribution industry in US 39:00 Nokia becoming less relevant 49:06 Starting a new Nokia division in Europe: Nokia Location and Commerce 01:04:00 Starting from scratch for the Automobile Alliance 01:08:20 Switch to Volkswagen & The future of VW Electric cars 01:31:33 Moving back to the Netherlands & Starting a consulting firm in innovation and digital transformation 01:33:35 The future of tech, IoT and innovations 01:38:46 The biggest learning lessons 01:42:45 Books to read & SpaceX 01:50:38 Interesting stories and closing ____ Listen to our SFE podcast - Impact Talks on Anchor or Spotify: https://startupfundingevent.com/podcast/

Leveraging managed mobility services allows government agencies to implement technologies that help its workforce stay connected. For DMI, this function has landed them the top spot on a recent Gartner Magic Quadrant report. DMI Senior Vice President & Chief Digital Officer Michael Deittrick and President of Commercial Managed Mobility Services D.J. Oreb discuss this technology's importance in government to transform enterprises. This episode is sponsored by DMI.

Automakers are rushing into a new business opportunity called mobility services. It involves ride hailing, ride sharing, electric scooters and e-bikes. It could even involve passenger drones. But so far no one is making any money on this. So the question is: is there a business case for mobility services?

Automakers are rushing into a new business opportunity called mobility services. It involves ride hailing, ride sharing, electric scooters and e-bikes. It could even involve passenger drones. But so far no one is making any money on this. So the question is: is there a business case for mobility services?

Welcome to episode three of the Auto Futures Podcast.In this episode, Alex Kreetzer, Chris Kirby, Ben Boutcher-West and Luke Rust talk about Uber's unexpected IPO, a possible Addison Lee acquisition and Enterprise's American Dream.Want to get on the pod? Contact Editor Alex Kreetzer on akreetzer@dma-media.com or reach out on Twitter: @Auto_Futures

Tesloop is a ride sharing company. Carmiq is a car sharing company. And Rahul Sonnad is the CEO of both. The companies specialize in using Teslas to provide rides, or allow Tesla owners to rent out their cars. On Autoline This Week, we learn how the startup is exploring new opportunities in mobility.

Tesloop is a ride sharing company. Carmiq is a car sharing company. And Rahul Sonnad is the CEO of both. The companies specialize in using Teslas to provide rides, or allow Tesla owners to rent out their cars. On Autoline This Week, we learn how the startup is exploring new opportunities in mobility.

Wunder Mobility hat eine Vision: das Unternehmen will das Betriebssystem der Mobilität werden. Im Podcast erzählt CEO Gunnar Froh, was hinter dem Wunder aus Hamburg steckt und welche Geschäftsmodelle im Mobility Sektor entstehen. Du erfährst… 1) ...warum sich der Mobilitätsmarkt nur langsam verändert 2) ...was die treibenden Kräfte hinter der Mobilitätswende sind 3) ...warum Städte in Zukunft eine wichtige Rolle spielen 4) ...warum die Autobauer nicht zu Softwareentwicklern werden

Bosch is the world’s largest automotive supplier and is viewed as an old, traditional company that is set in its ways. But with so much change happening in the auto industry, the supplier needs to become more adaptive and flexible. On Autoline This Week, Mike Mansuetti, the President of Bosch North America, joins us for a discussion about the evolution of what is going on in the supplier industry.

Bosch is the world’s largest automotive supplier and is viewed as an old, traditional company that is set in its ways. But with so much change happening in the auto industry, the supplier needs to become more adaptive and flexible. On Autoline This Week, Mike Mansuetti, the President of Bosch North America, joins us for a discussion about the evolution of what is going on in the supplier industry.

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Esta es la plataformas de entrevistas del Grupo ECO MEDIOS

Esta es la plataformas de entrevistas del Grupo ECO MEDIOS

Here's your Headstart on three business headlines you need to know for Monday, February 25th, 2019. Learn more at dailyheadstart.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

- BMW And Daimler Partner on Mobility - GM to Continue Making Impala and CT6 - Lexus Hits Big Milestone - Peugeot Shows Off New 208 - BMW Makes Vehicle Interaction Easier - How to Make an Electric Hot Rod

- BMW And Daimler Partner on Mobility- GM to Continue Making Impala and CT6- Lexus Hits Big Milestone- Peugeot Shows Off New 208- BMW Makes Vehicle Interaction Easier- How to Make an Electric Hot Rod

"Es gibt keine Safety ohne Security", sagt der Sicherheitsexperte Marc Peter Althoff. Er arbeitet für die Auto- und Telekommunikationsindustrie und berät Behörden zu Security-Fragen. Wir diskutieren mit ihm, warum Cyber-Security ein ganz wesentliche Herausforderung für die Fahrzeug-Hersteller geworden ist. Der Beitrag Folge 58: Wie können wir Mobility Services vor Hackern schützen? erschien zuerst auf #digdeep.

The emergence of electrification, autonomy and mobility is rapidly changing the landscape of the auto industry. That’s why a big Tier 1 supplier like ZF, needs to evolve to keep up with the competition. On Autoline This Week, Aine Denari and Mamtha Chamarthi from ZF, discuss how the company is becoming more flexible and agile, while it transitions away from making traditional vehicle components.