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WEBINAR | November 4, 2026  |  11AM CET 

How transport authorities can use trusted mobility data and practical AI to make better operational and planning decisions

Transport authorities face growing pressure to reduce congestion, improve network performance and make defensible operational and investment decisions, often with limited resources. While AI promises faster insights and greater efficiency, it's only as reliable as the mobility data it's grounded in. 

Join TomTom, Aimsun and citiEU to explore how trusted, high-quality mobility data and practical AI can help public sector teams improve incident response, anticipate congestion and prioritize infrastructure — driving more confident planning decisions. Through real-world examples, you'll learn how leading organizations are turning data into actionable intelligence that powers both day-to-day operations and long-term transport planning. 

Agenda

  • Data as the foundation, intelligence as the layer 

  • Operating the live network  

  • From raw mobility data to defensible analysis 

  • Moderated panel 

  • Q&A

Presenters
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Saurav Miglani

Market Segment Lead, Public Sector, TomTom

Saurav Miglani leads public sector strategy and go-to-market initiatives at TomTom, helping transportation agencies and ecosystem partners use location, traffic and AI-driven insights to improve mobility operations, planning and road safety. With experience spanning Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific, he brings a practical perspective on how data and technology can help solve transportation challenges.

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Ian MaCarthy

CEO, Aimsun

For nearly 20 years, Ian McCarthy has helped transport agencies plan, run and invest in their networks. As CEO of Aimsun, he leads a global team using data, modeling and AI to help cities anticipate demand, build resilience and improve safety and sustainability.

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Alberto Brignone

Director, citiEU Consultancy LTD

Alberto graduated from the Polytechnic University of Milan in 1998 and started his career in transport engineering consulting. He is co-founder of citiEU, with more than 20 years of experience in transport planning, traffic engineering, large-scale demand modeling and microscopic simulation. He also has extensive experience applying big data to transport and traffic engineering, particularly GPS-derived TomTom data.

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About Aimsun

Aimsun develops technology for transport planning and operations. For nearly 30 years, Aimsun Next has helped cities, road operators and consultancies understand and improve network performance. Today, it combines simulation, real-time data and predictive AI in one platform, helping agencies plan resilient infrastructure, manage daily operations and respond to disruption. Aimsun is headquartered in Barcelona, with teams across Europe, the Middle East, Asia Pacific and the Americas

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About citiEU Consultancy LTD.

citiEU provides consultancy in transport modeling, traffic engineering, pedestrian modeling, big data analytics and training for public and private sector clients. It supports projects from individual junctions to complex multimodal networks, helping clients test scenarios, improve traffic flow and plan better mobility solutions. citiEU is also an official partner and reseller of transport technology providers including Bentley Systems for OpenPaths and LEGION software, and TomTom for network, traffic and origin-destination analysis solutions