PD532509: Mobility Fundamentals

Abstract

Content: "Mobility” encompasses the physical and digital movement of people, goods, data, and energy. It describes systems shaped by global trends toward urbanization, personalization, and sustainability and encompasses a range of actors including community members, private industry, and the public sector. These systems find themselves in constant transformation as they are exposed to societal, economic, ecological, and regulatory influences. New and unfamiliar technologies and paradigms are being introduced all the time. Many people, maybe even you, have experienced unexpected change.
While transportation has historically focused on efficient movement from point A to point B, mobility unlocks value across new dimensions such as interoperability, safety, and more effective trip management and resource use. This eLearning course provides you with a foundational view of the technology and business trends driving the mobility industry today. The free course is designed as a core building block for upskilling within the mobility industry.

Learning Objectives

Content

By successfully completing this course, you will be able to:

Describe key mobility concepts
Identify the technology and trends driving the industry, including digital infrastructures, new business ecosystems, and the new role of data
Critically evaluate new business models for mobility technology innovations
Summarize the new role of public policy
Compare how automakers, suppliers, spinoff business units, and startups are pursuing new opportunities and discuss how changes are impacting the workplace
Assess fit and interest in working with different kinds of mobility companies

Who Should Attend

Content: This course is intended for all professionals who are new to, or interact with, the mobility industry. Whether you directly work with the physical and digital movement of people, goods, data, and energy or are interested in learning about the industry, this course provides an overview of the mobility industry, as it’s represented today and into the future.

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