WEBINAR September 16, 2020 · 11:00am CEST

Deep dive into TomTom Real-Time and Historical Traffic – European edition

European cities are in a constant battle with traffic congestion. How can they better manage traffic within their administrative boundaries and create a positive impact on the city region? How can road operators ensure a safe and well-functioning road network? And what role can system integrators play in managing large traffic centers?

Traffic data holds an answer to all these questions – as well as key insights into a region’s economic health. How can you understand what kind of data is available, and how to use it?

Join this webinar to learn the differences between TomTom Real-Time and Historical Traffic, get inspired by relevant use cases and examples throughout Europe, and come out ready to tackle your traffic challenges.

Agenda

Three TomTom Traffic experts will present the following topics, followed by an open Q&A for any questions.

Introduction

Åse Elvebakk

Regional traffic insights

Jonathan Americo

Product use cases

Jeroen Brouwer

Presenters

Åse Elvebakk

Strategy Manager Business Development

Åse heads up the TomTom Traffic business development team. With TomTom since 2009, Åse has more than 20 years of experience in sales management, business development and partner development in the IT and transport sectors. She has participated in the board of one of Switzerland’s largest mobility organizations.

Jonathan Americo

Sr. Product Marketing Manager TomTom Traffic

Jonathan is the Sr. Marketing Manager for all TomTom Traffic solutions applied to traffic management., road analytics and urban mobility. He has more than 10 years of experience working with product management and market strategy for different companies in both automotive and enterprise projects across the globe.

Jeroen Brouwer

Sr. Sales Manager

Jeroen is a TomTom Traffic Sales Manager with over 10 years of experience in the intelligent transportations systems (ITS) space. After first working at TomTom, he joined Sweco in 2016 to work on smart traffic signals for the Dutch Talking Traffic program. In 2020, he rejoined TomTom. Jeroen also holds a position on the ITS Europe/Ertico supervisory board.