AFLA Conference Archives-Panel: Industry Leaders Unpacking the Complex Transformation of Fleet Management to Mobility Solutions

Panel: Industry Leaders Unpacking the Complex Transformation of Fleet Management to Mobility Solutions

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The panel discussion on mobility explored various aspects of the evolving mobility landscape, focusing on the future of transportation, the role of technology in fleets, and societal changes influencing mobility trends. Key participants included Brendan Keegan, John Cordy, and Asim Rahim, who emphasized the concept of "Fleet Tech" and the transition towards a comprehensive mobility strategy that incorporates multiple modes of transportation beyond traditional vehicles.<br /><br />The panelists highlighted the driving forces behind mobility, such as societal demand for convenience, technological advancements, and the generational shift in viewing car ownership. They discussed the role of connectivity, data analytics, and the importance of integrating new technologies, such as autonomous vehicles and electric vehicles (EVs), into current systems. Concerns about regulatory hurdles and the need for infrastructure upgrades for fully autonomous vehicles were also noted.<br /><br />Moreover, the conversation touched on the European lead in mobility solutions due to better public transportation systems and societal norms favoring shared mobility. The need for a holistic approach that includes scooters, public transportation, and other non-vehicle options was stressed as crucial for future mobility planning, especially in developing urban environments. Overall, the mobility movement is driven by technological change, consumer habits, and environmental considerations, requiring fleet managers to adapt, innovate, and collaborate with technology partners.

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Moderator: Mary Sticha
Panelists: Brendan Keegan, John Korte, Ahsan Rahim

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Location Phoenix, AZ

Year 2019

Keywords

mobility landscape

future of transportation

Fleet Tech

autonomous vehicles

electric vehicles

shared mobility

connectivity

data analytics

infrastructure upgrades

Phoenix, AZ

2019