Advances in connected mobility technologies are paving the way for new players and new business models in the transportation sector. Current hype surrounding connected mobility is focused on autonomous driving – for all modes of transportation, smartphone / internet integration and new controls and displays.
The market for private automobile ownership is headed for disruption. Transportation itself is being disrupted by the integration of mass transport modes with other “feeder” modes such as taxis and shared-mobility services including car-sharing, bike-sharing and walking with smartphone technologies that help facilitate door-to-door transportation in an efficient, dynamic and easy-to-manage approach.
What does all this mobility disruption mean? What are the future implications? What role will Michigan and its companies play in this disruption? How can you be a part of it? All of these questions and more can be answered by attending TiECon Detroit 2017 Ignite2Disrupt Mobility sessions.
Thursday, November 9th |
10:00 am - 11:00 am | ||
Digital Identity in Connected Services |
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Lyuda Mishra Director at Covisint |
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Saba Mirza Marketing Leader; New Mobility Product Marketing at Ridecell |
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Mike Ramsey Research Director at Gartner |
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Roger Berg Vice President North America Research and Development, DENSO International America, Inc. |
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Thursday, November 9th |
11:00 am - 12:00 pm | ||
Unlocking New Automotive Revenue Streams |
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Jim Saber VP of Business & Technology Development at NextEnergy |
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Kristin Schondorf Executive Director - Automotive and Transportation Mobility at EY |
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Nebo Nedeljkovic Senior Director, Corporate Strategy at HARMAN International |
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Oliver Steinig VP Business Development and Corporate Strategy Americas at Robert Bosch |
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Thursday, November 9th |
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm | ||
Visualizing connected mobility and its impact on our lives |
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Linda Daichendt Executive Director/CEO, Mobile Technology Assn of Michigan; Co-founder, Mobile Monday Michigan |
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CJ Chung Assoc. Chair of Math & Computer Science Dept, Lawrence Technological University; Founder/Director of Robofest |
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Komal Doshi Director of Mobility Programs, Ann Arbor SPARK |
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Raman Mehta CIO, Visteon |
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Friday, November 10th |
10:00 am - 11:00 am | ||
Mobility As A Service 3 Futurists and a Bureaucrats |
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Tiffany Gunter Interim CEO at Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan |
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Gibran Hadj-Chikh Director of Innovative Transport at Parsons Corporation |
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John Kwant Vice President, City Solutions, at Ford Motor Company |
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Mark De la Vergne Chief of Mobility Innovation at City of Detroit |
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Friday, November 10th |
11:00 am - 12:00 pm | ||
OEM's Power Play in the Changing Connected Ecosystem |
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Scott Burnell Global Lead, Bus Dev & Partner Mgmt. Ford Developer Program |
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Lyuda Mishra Director at Covisint |
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Gary Streelman Director Advanced Engineering & New Concepts at Magneti Marelli Electronic Systems |
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Dion Stevens VP & Assistant Treasurer at The Auto Club Group |
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