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SFScon16 - Jeremy Dalton: “The Way We Move: How open onnovation is changing mobility and transport”
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It's no secret that technology is dramatically altering transportation in the modern world. But while big companies like Google, Tesla, and Uber get the headlines, there is a quiet revolution happening beneath the surface. Open source software and open data standards are expanding our access to information and creating new multi-modal mobility networks in the process.
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SFScon16 - Jeremy Dalton: “The Way We Move: How open onnovation is changing mobility and transport”
- The Way We Move how open innovation is changing mobility and transport Jeremy Dalton, CTO for TravelSpirit jeremy.dalton@travelspirit.io SFScon16 11 November 2016
- Enabled by Data Systems
- Mobility as a Service (MaaS) A shift away from personal ownership of the means of transport towards a system of shared and integrated mobility services accessed through the open Internet.
- Regional Contactless Payment
- Helsinki
- Brixton to Bolzano
- Brixton to Bolzano
- Brixton to Bolzano
- Brixton to Bolzano
- Brixton to Bolzano
- Brixton to Bolzano
- Brixton to Bolzano
- Brixton to Bolzano
- Brixton to Bolzano MaaS x
- Open Innovation “Useful knowledge today is widely distributed, and no company, no matter how capable or how big, could innovate effectively on its own.” Henry Chesbrough
- General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS)
- GTFS-Flex • Defining Areas • Route Deviation • Point Deviation • Request Stops • Flexible Route Segments
- GENIVI Alliance
- Mission of TravelSpirit • To form an open source licensed community that can create and enable new, commercially-viable Mobility- as-a-Service (‘MaaS’) solutions. • To form a community of collaborating businesses, who share a common interest in growing the overall MaaS market. • To empower local communities and cities to create Mobility solutions that work for their citizens and local economies.
- Open Source Commons
- Marketing Support • Marketing packages • Technical and non-tech summaries • Online demos • New markets • Development partners
- Flagship Product Development
- Fiduciary Structure • Fiduciary and administrative support • Manage assets and IP • Governance
- Investment Fund
- Bridge Communities
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