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The MaaS Alliance is organising two high-level panel sessions during the Intertraffic Amsterdam 2026 Summit, focusing on the creation of a mobility ecosystem and the notion of public-private sector trust. Roelof Hellemans, Secretary General of the MaaS Alliance, explains the sessions’ overarching aims.

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Mi nombre es Gustavo Adolfo García Núñez, soy Ingeniero en computación y Administración de Sistemas, me considero una persona apasionada por el deporte, en especifico por el futbol y eso me ha dado ciertas bases para ser una persona muy competitiva en las cosas que me interesan como mi trabajo. Y llego a CUBIC en 2022 después de trabajar por cerca de 11 años en Intel y gracias a eso tengo mucha experiencia en computo, gestión de datos y ambientes de internet de las cosas e inteligencia artificial, que justamente en la actualidad son conceptos que se utilizan para la gestión de tráfico en muchas ciudades alrededor del mundo.

5 minutos con… Gustavo Garcia, Ingeniero en computación y Administración de Sistemas.

My name is Gustavo Adolfo García Núñez. I am a Computer and Systems Management Engineer. I consider myself a person who is passionate about sports, especially football, which has given me a strong foundation to be highly competitive in the things I care about, like my work.
I joined CUBIC in 2022 after working for nearly 11 years at Intel. Thanks to that experience, I have extensive knowledge in computing, data management, and environments related to the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence, concepts that are currently being used to manage traffic in many cities around the world.

5 minutes with… Gustavo Garcia, a Computer and Systems Management Engineer.

Aunque podría parecer que el Big Data ya no es un tema de conversación tan relevante como antes, la realidad es muy diferente, como lo explica Bob McQueen. El Big Data en el transporte implica la recopilación, el análisis y la interpretación de grandes volúmenes de datos provenientes de diversas fuentes dentro del ecosistema del transporte. Estos datos incluyen información sobre pasajeros, infraestructura, condiciones meteorológicas y del tráfico, entre otros.

El Big Data en el transporte: vivo, en buen estado y potenciando la movilidad inteligente

When Mobility as a Service first became a newsworthy development in the early 2010s, one of its attractive features was how it focused on inclusivity, perhaps more than any other breakthrough solution had previously done.

MaaS with a social conscience

Smart mobility is a multifaceted beast that despite evolving exponentially over the last decade and a half, has stayed resolutely true to its underlying principles. Intertraffic interrupted Mobility as a Service pioneer Sampo Hietanen’s family skiing holiday to find out what’s driving the industry... and him.

Intertraffic Q&A: Sampo Hietanen talks smart mobility and, of course, MaaS

Although it might appear that Big Data isn’t quite the conversation piece it once was, the truth is rather different, as Bob McQueen elucidates. Big data in transport involves the collection, analysis, and interpretation of large volumes of data generated from various sources within the wider transport ecosystem. This data includes data from passengers, infrastructure, weather and traffic conditions, among others.

Big data in transport: Alive and well and powering smart mobility

The contrasting cities of Detroit, Venice and Varanasi have been chosen to take part in a new initiative by the Toyota Mobility Foundation.  Every city has its problems moving people around: but there is no one-size-fits-all blueprint for sustainable transportation. This is just as well, since TMF has selected three cities which are about as different as its possible to be for its Sustainable Cities Challenge.

Detroit, Venice & Varanasi: a mobility tale of three cities

Discover the hidden complexities and privacy concerns of ride-sharing platforms like Uber, Lyft, and BlaBlaCar. This article examines contentious policies in ride-sharing, explores potential solutions for ensuring user privacy, and discusses their implications for the future of urban mobility

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