AI, Electrification, and Fleet Digitalization to be Showcased at Telematics and Connected Mobility 2025
Gurtam has announced the highly anticipated details for its flagship event, Telematics & Connected Mobility 2025, scheduled for September 10-11, 2025, in Vilnius, Lithuania. This two-day conference aims to convene fleet operators, telematics service providers, experts, and hardware manufacturers to showcase the technologies and strategies shaping the future of connected mobility and fleet management. The conference will delve into two main tracks: Business and Strategy, and Technology and Engineering, supported by a substantial technology exhibition. Attendees can expect to gain valuable insights and immediately applicable tools, ranging from market forecasts to practical case studies.
One of the most awaited presentations will be "Perception vs. Reality: Current Trends and Features of the European Telematics Market for Fleets," delivered by Andrew Jackson from PAVE Insight. With nearly two decades of industry research, Jackson's presentation will offer data-driven insights into telematics penetration, hardware trends, and the opportunities that arise as Europe transitions beyond 3G networks. The event will also feature a series of talks focused on artificial intelligence, including "Telematics and AI: Architecture, Implementation, and Business Impact" by Aliaksei Shchurko, CEO of Gurtam, and "AI-Powered Mobility: Vision, Precision, Prediction" by Arturs Burnins, CEO of ATOM Mobility. The program will culminate in a high-level panel discussion moderated by Amy Nordrum, executive editor of MIT Technology Review, examining the convergence of AI, electrification, and the evolving mobility ecosystem.
In addition to conference sessions, the technology exhibition will host leading companies showcasing innovations in telematics, IoT, and mobility solutions. Exhibitors will include global hardware manufacturers, connectivity providers, software platforms, and industry-specific applications, covering sectors such as logistics, smart cities, agriculture, construction, and mining. Attendees will have the opportunity to see the latest devices, integration tools, and real-world implementations firsthand, making the exhibition a crucial complement to the speaker program.
Albert Komar, Gurtam's brand director, remarked, "Telematics and connected mobility have always transcended technology; they involve connecting people, ideas, and innovations that shape the future of transportation and business operations. This year’s agenda offers visionary insights and practical tools that our audience can implement immediately."
Registration for Telematics and Connected Mobility 2025 is still open. For more information on the agenda and to secure your spot, please visit Gurtam's conference website.
One of the most awaited presentations will be "Perception vs. Reality: Current Trends and Features of the European Telematics Market for Fleets," delivered by Andrew Jackson from PAVE Insight. With nearly two decades of industry research, Jackson's presentation will offer data-driven insights into telematics penetration, hardware trends, and the opportunities that arise as Europe transitions beyond 3G networks. The event will also feature a series of talks focused on artificial intelligence, including "Telematics and AI: Architecture, Implementation, and Business Impact" by Aliaksei Shchurko, CEO of Gurtam, and "AI-Powered Mobility: Vision, Precision, Prediction" by Arturs Burnins, CEO of ATOM Mobility. The program will culminate in a high-level panel discussion moderated by Amy Nordrum, executive editor of MIT Technology Review, examining the convergence of AI, electrification, and the evolving mobility ecosystem.
In addition to conference sessions, the technology exhibition will host leading companies showcasing innovations in telematics, IoT, and mobility solutions. Exhibitors will include global hardware manufacturers, connectivity providers, software platforms, and industry-specific applications, covering sectors such as logistics, smart cities, agriculture, construction, and mining. Attendees will have the opportunity to see the latest devices, integration tools, and real-world implementations firsthand, making the exhibition a crucial complement to the speaker program.
Albert Komar, Gurtam's brand director, remarked, "Telematics and connected mobility have always transcended technology; they involve connecting people, ideas, and innovations that shape the future of transportation and business operations. This year’s agenda offers visionary insights and practical tools that our audience can implement immediately."
Registration for Telematics and Connected Mobility 2025 is still open. For more information on the agenda and to secure your spot, please visit Gurtam's conference website.
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