The Smart Mobility Institute (SMI) is an educational platform for corporate decision makers who want to transition from Fleet to Mobility, and to discover the benefits of corporate sustainable mobility for their workforce and organisation.
This year’s SMI session will focus on corporate mobility, in four perspectives:
Importance for the Fleet & Mobility Manager: What will you learn from this session?
The current status of mobility presents certain challenges in finding its rightful place. In reality, only a few company cars have been replaced by mobility budgets, indicating a slow transition. Moreover, the mobility ecosystem has been severely affected by the pandemic and continues to face difficulties in obtaining technology investments.
However, at the regulatory level, there is a growing interest in mobility. Some governments have established tax incentives to encourage alternative mobility, and major cities in Europe are actively implementing restrictions on car access, creating more opportunities for mobility solutions.
The purpose of this SMI session is to initiate a « reset » in the conversation surrounding mobility. Previously viewed primarily as a flexible employee benefit, mobility is now being repositioned as a sustainable solution that aligns with regulatory goals.
A 360 degree assessment of Mobility
• European readiness for mobility : which countries are ready to further develop corporate mobility solutions
• How to use the Mobility Maturity Map as a reference research document on mobility in Europe
• New Form Factors, such as micro mobility & microcars : the importance of the « new types of vehicle » and their place in the mobility ecosystem
• HR trends versus sustainability trends : is mobility shifting its anker point to sustainability ?
• Data analytics are become more than ever available as every supplier provides data-based insights. Are we using these data points in favor of mobility ?
Based on the MMM e-Book, a few countries are highlighted and, across Europe, strategic recommendations are formulated
New vehicle models, from 2 to 4 wheels, are being introduced. What are the new form factors & will these form factors be more suitable for mobility? In short: how is the mobility offering evolving?
As the number of data sources surges, fleet managers should have sufficient information to know where/what type of mobility is suitable for their employees. But: what are we really doing with our data? What analyses are we preparing and do we still want mobility?
Enjoy the networking lunch with peers and participants from both IFMI and the Smart Mobility Institute.
Mobility is often perceived by corporates as operationally difficult, and by employees as “less of a benefit” compared to a company car. How can a fleet manager demonstrate the relevance of mobility, and bring the proposal back to the table?
Until recently, mobility was mainly positioned as a true example of flexible employee benefits. This does not seem to be the case anymore as 1/mobility is taking over as a tool to improve a company’s sustainability performance and 2/the company car remains an important recruitment-retention tool in a war for talent. True or False?
Closing of the session