The speakers and programme for the 2018 Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) Scotland annual conference.
The conference will take place at Dynamic Earth in central Edinburgh on 26 June 2018, bringing together experts from across Scotland, the UK and Europe to discuss recent developments and ongoing rapid evolution of MaaS projects.
Now in its second year, the conference has been designed to appeal to delegates from across the entire MaaS supply chain, from technology providers and systems integrators to transport operators and regional and national transport authorities.
Dr Alastair McInroy, Senior Programme Manager at Technology Scotland, said: “We are delighted to announce that the MaaS Scotland Annual Conference is returning to Edinburgh.”
“Our expert speakers from across Scotland, the UK and Europe will bring a range of forward-thinking case-studies to the stage, with topics including user-centric design, dynamic routing, international developments and key opportunities. The programme is sure to leave a lasting impression on attendees, and inspire them to think differently about the future of mobility here in Scotland and beyond.”
Early bird tickets are available to purchase now, with discounted tickets for MaaS Scotland members. General Admission tickets will be on sale until 25 June 2018. Register at http://www.maas-scotland.com/
Confirmed speakers include:
Ministerial Address
- Humza Yousaf MSP, Minister for Transport and the Islands, Scottish Government
Opportunities and threats in innovation in mobility
- Beate Kubitz, Director of Policy and Communications, Travel Spirit Foundation
MaaS in the Amsterdam business district – from experiment to reality
- Lieke Arts, Programme Manager, Big Urban Clients, Arcadis
Enabling the MaaS ecosystem
- Michael Kieslinger, CEO and Founder, Fluidtime
Designing user-centred services
- Ness Wright, Senior Service Designer, Snook
NaviGoGo: lessons learned and the way forward
- David Smith, Programme Manager, ESP Group
Equality by default
Gavin Neate, CEO, Neatebox
The role of MaaS in addressing service disruption
- Doug Rodger, Studio Associate Director, IBI Group
Route Monkey optimisation software for MaaS
- Sarah Bee, Projects Director, Route Monkey
MaaS Scotland is a partnership between Technology Scotland and ScotlandIS.





