Event finished: 23rd September 2019
The significance of this new service model is its ability to source and manage services as packages based on the consumer’s exact needs. The distinguishing factor for a successful or failing MaaS model is dictated by the intuition of the user experience and how seamlessly it caters to individual end users. As housing providers seek SMART and feasible alternatives for modernising existing housing supply, demand for housing typologies to accommodate each stage of the lifecycle, and the NHS’s push on preventative health and keeping the wider population independent and mobile in their own homes, what is the road map ahead? Can the UK align MaaS and the evolution of housing and urban mobility, how and what are the pitfalls or innovations needed to support the transition?
As part of Connected Places Catapult’s Housing Innovation Week, this event will explore the MaaS and Housing space in a series of short, provocative presentations followed by a panel discussion.
Confirmed speakers:
- James Datson, Principal Technologist, Mobility as a Service – Connected Places Catapult
- Fiona Jenkins, Associate at Steer
- Indy Johar, Co-founder & Executive Director of Dark Matter Labs.
- Richard Dilks – Chief Executive for CoMo UK
Who should attend?
This is an open event to attend in person or participants can also sign up as to log into the webinar remotely. Anyone with an interest in the intersection between housing and urban trends is welcome.
Connected Places Catapult has a focus on the technology domain and a mission to work across sector boundaries so we would encourage interest from those working in government, NGOs, academia, designers, housing providers, transport planners and innovative businesses working in the space.
