- Further details and speaker line up will be announced in early April
Day one: 30th June 2021
Keynote: Major Tim Peake, CMG
Tim Peake was the first British astronaut to visit the International Space Station, where his work during Mission Principia inspired millions about the possibilities which space could offer. A former test pilot, he is also a STEM ambassador, schools’ speaker and best-selling author. His keynote speech will kick off two days of debate and discussions at ITT Hub 2021.
The Power of Data in Transport and Logistics
Data is changing the way we live, work and manage our businesses, but what role does data play in the freight, passenger and energy sectors? Our expert panellists showcase and discuss the art of the possible, and what’s around the corner for data driven logistics.
HGVs - Future Vehicles and Future Fuels
The business models of leading businesses have traditionally been built around speed, reliability, customer service and shaving margins. But what business models will be essential in our net-zero future? Will companies need to redesign their strategies and innovate to survive?
Attracting, Developing and Retaining Talent in the Transport and Logistics Sector
Attracting and retaining talent is essential for the current and future success of all logistics companies. How can you develop the right strategies to attract and keep the best, and compete not just against other companies, but against other industries?
Vans - Future Vehicles and Future Fuels
What funding is required to fund an environmentally friendly future full of technological innovations? What financial paths are available to meet the investing needs of your businesses and to maximise your return?
Day two: 1st July 2021
Public Sector Support: What Help Does Industry Need from Government to Achieve Net Zero?
Innovation is critical to road transport’s ability to deliver a net-zero future and needs strong collaboration between government and industry. This seminar provides an opportunity to discuss what government policy and other interventions industry requires if it is to deliver the challenging targets ahead.
Which Business Models Will Succeed in the Future for Logistics and Transport?
The business models of leading businesses have traditionally been built around speed, reliability, customer service and shaving margins. But what business models will be essential in our net-zero future? Will companies need to redesign their strategies and innovate to survive?
How to Fund the Future: Strategies for Finance, Investment, Risks and Opportunities
There are many options for new vehicles being developed, particularly around alternative fuels. This practical session will look at what you need to factor into your decision making before you procure the next set of vehicles that is right for your operation.
Passenger Transport - Future Vehicles and Future Fuels
Whilst new electric vans are emerging on to the market there are significant operational challenges around payload, infrastructure and cost. What path should you be taking on the road to electric vans, and is electric the right path for your company? This practical session will look at what you need to factor into your decision making before you procure the next set of vehicles that is right for your operation.
What’s the Reality of Autonomous Vehicles and What’s the Business Model?
If autonomous vehicles are to be adopted in the commercial sector, they need to be safe, reliable, low cost, fit into a complex supply chain, and be liked by customers. We regularly hear that autonomous vehicles are just a few years away, but what’s the reality and what business transformations will they really bring about?
Presentation material will be available for download from this website after the event has closed.
