What the Hack is a staple of life at TomTom – engineers innovating existing products and bringing new ideas to life entirely. In the last five years, this has been in a digital setting. Now, for its tenth anniversary, TomTom’ers are back together in person for a special edition…

2024: the year that TomTom Orbis Maps went global. There's a lot to reflect on and even more to come. In this interview with TomTom CMO and Co-founder Corinne Vigreux we find out more.

CES, held every year in Vegas, draws a crowd of over 100,000 keen to get a glimpse of the next gen tech and see how the world will move in the near future. Here’s a sneak preview of what TomTom will show at the world’s biggest technology expo this January.

Life has been a series of pivots and possibilities in the world of tech for Daan Duurkoop – from dreams of being in the cockpit of fighter jets, to shaping the software-defined vehicle cockpit at TomTom. Now a product manager specializing in in-vehicle infotainment (IVI), we talked to Daan to find out how he’s applying his rich set of experiences to change the way drivers interact with their vehicles, including a sneak peek into what he’s prepping for CES 2025.

Traffic is one of the most interesting modern phenomena. It ebbs and flows, acting like a part of a living organism, the lifeblood of a city, creating a pulse as it courses through its asphalt veins. As for any living body, keeping healthy should be the number one priority, and taming traffic to keep our cities healthy is no simple matter. Traffic doesn’t always react as you might expect, it’s unpredictable. As such, there are many paradoxes associated to it. Induced Demand is one that we should all know about because it can change how we think about driving, infrastructure and making mobility more sustainable.

Whether your goal is to improve public transport scheduling or pick the right spot for a new business, TomTom Origin Destination (O/D) Analysis helps users analyze drivers’ preferred routes and trip patterns, so they can make smarter, location-based decisions.

It’s one thing to provide company benefits. It’s another thing to know whether they actually work. We’re always talking to our people to make sure that what we’re doing for them is and remains impactful. That led us to the stories of three TomTom’ers who took significant steps forward with our support.

There’s a new map in town and it’s built for business, TomTom says. Over the past year we’ve heard how the company’s new map, TomTom Orbis Maps, is taking a fresh approach to digital mapping. One of its key principles is to build a map that’s designed for, and ready to be used in, a variety of use cases by other businesses — those innovating with location technologies and digital maps. TomTom’s new map is “Built for business,” what does that mean in practice?