Revolutionizing traffic management with TomTom and Microsoft's future-proof solutions

WEBINAR January 28th, 2025 | 4:00pm CET / 10:00am ET / 7:00am PT

Empowering smart cities through location data with TomTom and Microsoft

As cities evolve, leveraging technology is the key to making them more efficient, livable and sustainable. Join us for an insightful webinar as experts from TomTom and Microsoft explore how location data powers the evolution of smart cities. We’ll dive into the transformative role of location intelligence, showcasing how it improves urban mobility, public services and real-time decision-making for city officials.

Discover how collaboration between governments and businesses is critical to driving these advancements and learn about the strategies and data leading smart cities use to meet community needs. Together, let's envision cities of the future that will support sustainable growth and improve the quality of life for all residents.

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Agenda

In this 60-minute session, experts from TomTom and Microsoft will explore the following topics and answer any questions you have:

The rise of smart cities: trends and innovations
Location data: the backbone of smart city infrastructure
Enhancing urban mobility and public services with location intelligence
Challenges and opportunities in smart cities
Q&A

Presenters

Andy Marchant (Host)
Director, Product Marketing, TomTom

Andy Marchant is the Director of Product Marketing at TomTom, leveraging his extensive expertise in location-based technology and traffic solutions. With a keen understanding of customer needs and market trends, Andy plays a pivotal role in shaping TomTom's product strategy, driving the adoption of advanced location-based technologies and traffic management solutions. His strategic vision and dedication to delivering exceptional user experiences have been instrumental in positioning TomTom as a leader in the industry. Andy's leadership continues to drive TomTom's success in delivering innovative location and traffic solutions to the market.

Doug Gilmour
Strategic Business Development Manager, TomTom

Doug Gilmour is Global Business Development Manager for TomTom Traffic and Travel products. Trained as a transport economist, he gained his Chartership in Transport Planning within various consultancy and government roles where he was responsible for the development and delivery of strategic transport models. He now drives traffic product innovation and an extension of TomTom’s global historic and real time traffic product portfolio, in partnership with collaborative, strategic partners.

Jeremy Goldberg
Americas Strategy Director for Cities and Urban Infrastructure, Microsoft

At Microsoft, Jeremy serves as the Americas Strategy Director for Cities and Urban Infrastructure. Prior to Microsoft, he was the Interim Chief Information Officer at the State of New York and also the Deputy Secretary for Technology and Innovation, where he led the state’s IT organization through the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Before his role in New York State, Jeremy held technology leadership positions in the Mayor’s Offices of New York City, San Francisco, and San Jose, California.

He has been featured in the Wall Street Journal’s CIO Journal and has published columns on Digital Transformation and Strategic Investments in Technology in NextGov, Government Technology and State Scoop. Jeremy is the recipient of several public sector fellowships, including the Senior Innovation Fellow position in the Data Smart City Program at Harvard's Bloomberg Center. In 2020, he was recognized as #2 in City and State New York’s Government Technology 50. He is a graduate of the University of Texas-Austin and received his Master’s degree from the University of San Francisco.