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SUMMARY:Council Meeting
DESCRIPTION:We will be holding the third ITS UK Council meeting for 2023 on 7 September. \nThe meeting will take place at the Traffic Scotland National Control Centre in Edinburgh.   This meeting is open to Executive Members only. \nWe will be joined by Ally McInroy who is CEO at Technology Scotland. \n  \nAlly McInroy \n \nAlly McInroy is CEO at Technology Scotland\, the industry association for Scotland’s Enabling Technologies sector\, and home to the MaaS Scotland network.   This network represents nearly 80 private and public sector organisations operating across the Mobility as a Service supply chain in Scotland. The group has been fundamental in accelerating the development of MaaS in Scotland\, most notably through successfully lobbying for the creation of the Scottish Government’s MaaS Investment Fund which is currently supporting 5 pilot projects across Scotland. \nAlly is also a member of the Board of Trustees at CoMoUK and a Director at the Scottish Rural and Islands Transport Community CIC. \n  \nIf you would like to attend please email Operations Manager Rukshan Soysa at rukshan.soysa@its-uk.org
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/council-meeting-2/
LOCATION:Traffic Scotland National Control Centre\, 21 Ferrymuir Gait South Queensferry\, Edinburgh\, EH30 9QU
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SUMMARY:Advocacy & Public Affairs Group
DESCRIPTION:The ITS UK Advocacy & Public Affairs Group is our main forum for the discussion of policy\, comms and public affairs issues. The Group provides the opportunity for attendees to hear from a key speaker on a relevant policy topic\, followed by an update on ITS UK’s Advocacy & Public Affairs Plan. \nThis session will look at the policy and comms issues around Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAV) with speakers from Zenzic\, the industry champion for the UK Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) ecosystem\, and the new All Party Parliamentary Group on Self-Driving Vehicles\, which has launched a new inquiry on the technology. \nSpeakers include: \n\nNiamh Fogarty of the APPG on Self-Driving Vehicles\nKit Golda\, Stakeholder Engagement Lead & Frances Williamson\, Head of Stakeholder Engagement\, Zenzic\nRepresentative from CCAV (tbc)\n\nThe event will also provide an opportunity for Members to hear an update on ITS UK’s Advocacy & Public Affairs Plan and to feed in their views and thoughts. \nThe meeting will take place at Jacob’s offices in London and is open to all members. \nRegister to attend here \nSpeakers \nNiamh Fogarty\, Partner\, Hanbury Strategy \n \nNiamh is a Partner at Hanbury\, advising companies across a range of industries on public affairs\, policy communications\, and media relations – from global investors to fast-growing companies operating in regulated markets. Prior to joining Hanbury three and a half years ago\, she spent four years in FTI Consulting’s Tech\, Media\, and Telecoms (TMT) team\, working across corporate reputation\, financial communications\, and investor relations. At Hanbury\, Niamh leads the Self-Driving APPG Secretariat team\, working to build support across Whitehall for automated vehicles and adjacent policy issues that are critical to achieving the UK’s technology ambitions. \nFrances Williamson\, Head of Stakeholder Engagement\, Zenzic \nFrances Williamson is Head of Stakeholder Engagement. at Zenzic\, a non-profit funded by government and industry to champion the UK’s leadership in the development and deployment of Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM). \nAs part of the leadership team Frances spearheads collaboration across the emerging CAM supply chain. With her team she supports all of Zenzic’s funded projects to build a truly collaborative CAM network encompassing a diverse set of stakeholders from across government\, industry and academia. \nWith over two decades of experience in policy\, industry engagement\, and communications\, Frances brings valuable expertise to her role. Prior to joining Zenzic\, she contributed to the energy sector’s efforts in creating decentralised\, democratised and digitised energy systems for UK consumers. \nKit Golda\, Stakeholder Engagement Lead\, Zenzic (they/them) \nKit Golda is Stakeholder Engagement lead at Zenzic where they work to bring organisations and their people together to collaborate on the challenges and opportunities of the emerging Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) ecosystem. \nWith many years’ experience in business development and leadership roles Kit has worked in startups\, corporates and non-profits helping them to define and deliver innovation and change programmes
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/advocacy-public-affairs-group/
LOCATION:Jacobs\, Cottons Centre Hay's Lane\, London\, SE1 2QG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Maritime Forum Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Our next Maritime Forum meeting takes place in London at the Arup offices in Charlotte Street. \nWe are looking forward to be part of the London International Shipping week and this meeting will compliment LISW23. \nAgenda \nWelcome from ITS UK\, Connected Places Catapult & Arup (inc. housekeeping) – Tim Morris (Arup)\, Max Sugarman (ITS UK)\, Richard Holland (Connected Places Catapult)  \nKeynote introduction – Regulation and standards: driving the maritime sector forward- Gwilym Stone\, MCA \nPresentations  \n“Leading the Transition to Sustainable & Intelligent Maritime Logistics” – Karno Tenovuo\, Awake.AI  \n“A regulatory perspective on maritime freight digitalisation and standardisation” – Isabelle Dupraz\, Coalition for Reimagined Mobility (ReMo)  \n“Overcoming chaos – using AI (Computer vision and Machine learning) to capture and control assets with cameras and drones” – Karlis Nilanders\, dots.365  \nMaritime ITS: driving sustainability in shipping – Ørnulf Jan Rødseth\, Director Maritime Intelligent Transport Systems\, ITS Norway  \n“Opportunities and challenges in the digitalization of international multimodal transport” Heiti Mering\, Digital Logistics Centre of Excellence \nWorkshop Session and Panel Discussion  \nWrap Up and Close  \nNetworking  \nREGISTER NOW 
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/maritime-forum-meeting/
LOCATION:Arup\, 8 Fitzroy Street\, London\, W1T 4BJ
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SUMMARY:Transport 2030 Webinar Series - Changing Global Market
DESCRIPTION:On the 25 September\, we will be holding a webinar exploring the future of the global ITS market\, with speakers from Cubic Transportation Systems\, Yunex Traffic and Ertico. \nWith so much change across the globe\, the transport sector is facing new challenges – and opportunities – in almost all overseas markets. With such rapid technological change\, the need to reduce carbon emissions and an ever moving policy landscape\, ITS companies will need to be more flexible\, dynamic and responsive than ever. This webinar will explore the changes in the global ITS market taking place up to 2030 – and ask how can ITS companies ensure we can continue to roll out transport technology across the globe. \nThe webinar is the third in our Transport2030 series\, examining the upcoming trends facing the ITS sector over the coming decade. The Webinars are held in partnership with the Transport Technology Forum. \nThe webinar will take place at 2pm on the 25 September and will look at the changing global markets\, with our expert speakers unpacking some international perspectives and future innovations. \nSpeaker line-up: \n\nJoost Vantomme\, CEO of ERTICO\n\n\nTim Wray\, Head of Systems\, YUNEX\n\n\nNiosha Kayhani\, Cubic and ITS UK International Director\n\nAbout the Speakers \nJoost Vantomme\, CEO of ERTICO \nJoost is a Belgian national with 30 years of experience in legal and regulatory policy affairs combined with a strong track in strategy and project management. He served as legal and regulatory affairs director with incumbent operators in the telecommunications\, postal\, eCommerce/logistics and automotive sectors. He had leading policy-making roles in European associations such as PostEurop\, FEDMA\, and ACEA as well as at the United Nations level (UPU). Joost has also been a member of the cabinet of the Belgian Minister of Economy and director at Hill+Knowlton Strategies\, an EU consultancy firm. \nBefore joining ERTICO in January 2022 as Chief Executive Officer\, he was the Smart Mobility Director of ACEA for over five years. Joost held positions as chair of the Strategy Committee of ERTICO-ITS Europe as well as a member of its Supervisory Board. He serves also as a member of the Board and Vice President of the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) Alliance. \nAs a frequent speaker at conferences and author of papers\, he engages with stakeholders on European and international policy issues and research and innovation project management issues in mobility and digital agenda context. \nFluent in Dutch\, French\, English and German\, Joost holds a Master’s Degree in Economic Business Law\, a Master’s Degree in law and a Diploma in Teaching Law (Universities of Leuven\, Poitiers and Louvain-la-Neuve). He gained additional education in the economic\, business and management areas. \nNiosha Kayhani\, Cubic and ITS UK International Director \nNiosha is the ITS UK International Director and leads on building the reputation and profile of ITS UK internationally to build networks\, influence policy\, support international cooperation on ITS and to create opportunities for the association. \nHe has helped to facilitate and host multiple international delegations\, sign memorandums of understanding with global institutions and helped achieve year on year growth of the institute inside and outside of the UK. \nTim Wray\, Head of Systems\, YUNEX \nTim has been driving new business development for over 18 years within the Transportation\, Road User Charging & ITS markets. His key clients include all major Rail / Bus companies\, Transport for London\, Transport for the North\, Highways England\, Transport Scotland & Network Rail.
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/transport-2030-webinar-series-changing-global-market/
LOCATION:Online\, Online
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SUMMARY:Freight Forum Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The next Freight Forum meets on Tuesday 26 September 2023 and will be looking at freight tech across road\, rail\, water & the urban environment! \nThis event will start at GRID\, Smarter Cities\, where we’ll see a demonstration of their innovative booking system\, before moving AECOM’s offices for lunch and presentations. \nJoin us for an event that will take you across the many ways technology is reshaping the freight sector! \nAGENDA  \n10.30 – Grid Smarter Cities demonstration at Bankside\, London SE1 9DT \n11.30 – Departure for AECOM\, at Aldgate Tower\, 2 Leman Street\, London E1 8FA \n12.00 – Lunch and Networking  \n13.00 – Presentations from: \n\nGrid Bankside booking system – Toby Hiles and Laura Jacklin\, Grid Smarter Cities\nBulk product movements on the Thames – Graeme Faulkner\, GPS Marine and the Watermen\nUrban deliveries using different transport modes – Geoff Clarke\, AECOM\nHelping to Decarbonise the Economy – High Speed Logistics by Rail – Phil Read\, Managing Director\, Varamis Rail\n\n15.30 – Event closes
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/freight-forum-meeting/
LOCATION:GRID Smarter Cities – Bankside\, London SE1 9DT\, GRID Smarter Cities\, Bankside\, London\, SE1 9DT\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Digital Decade for Rail Summit
DESCRIPTION:UK rail has long been a pioneer for new technologies and innovations. Yet\, as the world enters a new age of digital connectivity\, data and AI\, it is vital that rail is able to keep up with emerging technological trends. Whether in the areas of digital signalling\, data and AI or smart ticketing and retail\, there is much more that can be done to ensure rail is fit for the future. \nWith Control Period 7 beginning and a General Election in 2024\, now is the time to get started. The next decade will be pivotal – rail will need to focus on how it can make better use of data and AI\, switch to digital signalling systems and deliver a modern fares system\, in order to ensure the network is future ready. The coming ten years should be a ‘Digital Decade for Rail’. \nThe Digital Decade for Rail Summit is a new event organised jointly by the Railway Industry Association (RIA)\, the voice of the rail supply community\, and Intelligent Transport Systems UK (ITS UK)\, the industry association for transport technology. It will seek to provide industry with views from leading decision makers in the rail sector and to gather industry views in order to kick-start the ‘Digital Decade for Rail’ campaign\, a new initiative to promote a digital future for UK rail. \nThe Summit will take place on Wednesday 27 September from 10am to 3pm at the Derby Museum of Making. The day will cover three key themes: 1. Digital Signalling 2. Data & AI and 3. Smart ticketing and Retail \nThe first half of the Summit will involve a number of keynotes from decision makers in the sector\, such as Network Rail\, GBRTT and Transport for London. Then\, the second half will involve a workshop to gather insights from attendees for the new campaign – ‘The Digital Decade for Rail’. \nJoin us for what is set to be a key event for the UK rail sector\, to kick-off the Digital Decade for Rail. \nRegister here \n\n\n\n\nAgenda\n10.00 Doors Open \nTeas\, coffees and refreshments served. Networking. \n10.30 Welcome from ITS UK and RIA \n10.40 Keynote 1: Digital Signalling \n\nToufic Machnouk\, Director\, Industry Partnership for Digital Railway\, Network Rail Lessons from East Coast Digital Programme\n\n11.00 Keynote 2: Smart ticketing and Retail \n\nMegan Spencer-Rigby\, PAYG Director\, Great British Railways\n\n11.20 Keynote 3: Data & AI  \n\nLauren Sager Weinstein\, Chief Data Officer\, Transport for London\n\n11.40 Break \n12:00 Panel 1: The Industry Response \n\nAndy Willets\, Principal Consultant\, Digital Strategy Realisation\, Amey Consulting\nMatthew Peake\, Director of UK Policy and Government Relations\, Trainline\nNeil Shah\, IT & Digital Director\, Arriva UK Trains\nMartin Howell\, Director of Transport Markets\, Worldline UK&I\nProfessor Clive Roberts\, Director of Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education\, University of Birmingham\n\n12.50 Overview of Breakout Sessions \n13:00 Lunch & Networking \n13:45 Breakout Sessions \, covering: \n\nDigital Signalling Workshop: How can the UK fill the backlog of signalling renewals set out in the Long Term Deployment Plan?\nData and AI Workshop: How the rail network can make better use of data and AI to enhance passenger experience and improve freight services?\nSmart ticketing and Retail Workshop: How can the UK deliver a smart ticketing system with more pay as you go ticketing\, fares reform and account-based ticketing?\n\n14:15 Breakout Sessions 2\, covering: \n\nDigital Signalling Workshop: How can the UK fill the backlog of signalling renewals set out in the Long Term Deployment Plan?\nData and AI Workshop: How the rail network can make better use of data and AI to enhance passenger experience and improve freight services?\nSmart ticketing and Retail Workshop: How can the UK deliver a smart ticketing system with more pay as you go ticketing\, fares reform and account-based ticketing?\n\n14.45 Reporting Back & Concluding Remarks. \n15:00 Event Ends \n\n\n\nSpeakers\n \nLauren Sager Weinstein\, Chief Data Officer\, Transport for London (TfL) \nLauren Sager Weinstein\, Chief Data Officer\, at Transport for London (TfL)\, leads TfL in using our vast amounts of system data to transform how TfL plans and operates transport in London. Lauren created TfL’s Data and Analytics department\, building a team of data scientists\, data software developers\, and analytics translators who provide data tools for TfL to understand customer travel behavior\, and analytic tools to operate and plan London’s vast transport network. Her team’s analysis was instrumental during the challenges during Coronavirus\, providing TfL\, London city officials\, UK Government\, and the public with information about how travel changed during the Pandemic. Lauren joined TfL in 2002 and she’s held a variety of roles\, working on many projects\, including the launch of the contactless payment system across London’s transport network. Originally from Washington\, DC\, USA\, she has degrees from Princeton University and from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government\, who awarded Lauren the 2019 Alumni Award for Digital Innovation. Lauren was named the 2017 UK Chief Data Officer of the year by the CDO Club\, and was honoured to be included in The Female Lead’s 20 role models in Data & Technology 2017. \nToufic Machnouk\, Director\, Industry Partnership for Digital Railway \nToufic Machnouk is Director\, Industry Partnership for Digital Railway where he is leading a pioneering cross-industry partnership to create and deliver the next generation railway enabled through digital train control technology. \nThis represents a once in a generation modernisation of the railways in Great Britain to a safer\, higher performing\, more resilient\, better skilled\, more productive\, and greener railway\, delivering passenger benefits in the areas of safety\, punctuality and resilience\, and taxpayer benefits in the areas of reduction in infrastructure unit and whole life costs. \nThe first major programme is on the east coast mainline\, a primary economic artery\, which has been  established in an innovative user centric industry and commercial partnership model that is the vanguard for digital train control technology deployment on the national railway network. \nHaving started his career in infrastructure operations\, he went on to deliver major projects and programmes. His teams have been recognised for breakthroughs in safety performance\, innovation\, industry and supplier collaboration\, and successfully delivering complex cross-industry change\, receiving prestigious national awards. \nHe is passionate about open innovation and user centric design thinking\, speaking at universities and colleges\, and mentoring people from across the industry. He holds a degree in Design Engineering and an executive MBA from the University of Bath. He was awarded the prestigious Collaborative Leadership Award by the Institute for Collaborative Working. \n \nNeil Shah\, IT & Digital Director\, Arriva UK Trains \nNeil Shah is the IT & Digital Director at Arriva UK Trains with a remit that ranges from core operational IT through to the digital customer experience. Neil is responsible for developing Arriva UK Trains’ digital\, data and technology strategies in order to support the business strategy. Neil is passionate about driving step change in IT\, Digital and Data capability along with people development. \nWith over 22 years’ experience\, Neil is a digital strategy\, transformation and change leader with experience working across the entire business\, product\, commercial and programme lifecycle. Neil has been at Arriva for nearly 6 years\, starting in the UK Bus business and now in the UK Trains business. Previous industry experience includes travel & tourism\, retail and shipping & logistics meaning Neil hopes to bring external best practice to the transport industry. \n  \n \nMatt Peake\, UK Policy Director and Government Relations\, Trainline  \nMatt is Director of UK Policy and Government Relations at Trainline. Prior to Trainline\, he led the global policy team at Onfido\, the UK-based digital identity scale-up specialising in AI and biometrics. He has previously held tech policy-focused roles at Verizon\, Ofcom and the Home Office. Matt holds a law degree\, exec MBA\, post-graduate diploma in Competition Law from Kings College and diploma in Business International Relations and the Political Economy from the LSE. He is married with three children. \nMartin Howell\, Director of Transport Markets\, Worldline UK&I \n \nMartin Howell is Director of Transport Markets\, UK and Ireland for Worldline\, and leads their work in smart mobility and strategy for transport.  He was previously vice president at Cubic Corporation in San Diego. He spent 12 years with Cubic Transportation Systems\, in operations and business development\, as well as leading the company’s customer engagement\, external relations and interfaces with government. His previous roles have included business development at HP Enterprise\, before which he served as an officer in the Royal Marines Commandos. \nProfessor Clive Roberts\, Director of Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education\, University of Birmingham \nClive is Professor of Railway Systems and Deputy Head of the School of Engineering at the University of Birmingham. He is Director of the University’s Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education\, which has over 120 researchers\, academics and staff. He works extensively with the rail industry and academia in Britain and overseas\, on research and innovation themes which span the railway system\, transport systems and associated technologies. \nClive leads a broad portfolio of research aimed at improving the performance of railway systems\, including leading the UK Railway Research and Innovation Network (UKRRIN)\, a £92M academia/industry collaboration\, as well as initiatives to encourage SMEs to work in the rail sector. In 2017 his group was awarded the Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Further and Higher Education for supporting the UK and international railway industries. His main research interests lie in the areas of railway systems research including: railway simulation\, future control strategies\, traffic management and operations\, condition monitoring\, data integration and cybersecurity\, power system design and energy efficiency\, and overall system integration.
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/digital-decade-for-rail-summit/
LOCATION:Museum of Making\, Museum of Making\, Silk Mill Lane\, Derby\, DE1 3AF\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:MaaS Forum Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a webinar looking at how we deliver MaaS across the UK and Europe. The session will include a presentation on the recently published MaaS Code of Practice\, followed by case studies on delivering MaaS across Europe. We will then hold a dedicated workshop\, exploring challenge statements to discuss and analyse.  \nSome of the themes we may look into include the business case need for MaaS and what elements of MaaS are commercially viable. Do we need to rethink the “marketing” of MaaS and perhaps the term itself?  \n Presentations \n\nMobility Code of Practice enables passengers to travel across the public/shared/active transit network both effortlessly and seamlessly – Meera Neyyar and Michael Power\, Department for Transport\, presenting on the MaaS Code of Practice\nMaaS: connecting riders and agencies – Alex Thomas\, Ride with Via\nNational Highways – Connecting the country – Laura Barnett & Vivi Michalaki\, National Highways\n\nRegister here
URL:https://www.its-uk.org/event/maas-forum-webinar/
LOCATION:Online\, Online
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