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The Future Of Mobility
Original Broadcast Date: October 8th, 2024
Paul Miller
Vice President, Principal Analyst
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Mobility is changing across all three categories of personal transportation (e.g., cars, scooters), public transportation (e.g., buses, trains), and the movement of goods (e.g., trucks, ships, planes, drones). Electrification and increasing levels of autonomy may grab the headlines, but there’s more to the shift than that. Join this webinar to hear about the future of mobility and to understand its implications for your business.
Key takeaways:
- Understand the impact of vehicles that are increasingly connected, autonomous, shared, and electric.
- Explore the implications for transport infrastructure and the very different challenges facing urban and rural mobility.
- Learn about the three innovation horizons shaping the future of mobility, from short-term innovations to longer-term rethinking of entire business models.
Target audience level: all levels
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