We're currently welcoming paper submissions
To be a part of the Transport AI 2025 Agenda, please submit a paper.
Queries? Please contact Juliana O'Rourke.
Why attend Transport AI?
Transport AI UK will provide a one-stop shop for understanding the opportunities and challenges of AI:
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a platform for attendees to gain insights on which AI-powered products, services and tools can deliver now to help local authorities and consultants
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the AI development curve: how to use AI to add value by time-saving, cost-saving and automating routine tasks
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a look ahead to coming innovation: planning an AI readiness strategy
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understanding of the resourcing, procurement, human and ethical factors that will underpin the development and take-up of AI across the transport sector
Who you will meet
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Transport Planning & Policy Officers
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Traffic & Highways Engineers
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Chief Information Officers
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Chief Digital Information Officers
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Information Technology Officers
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Directors for Data
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Directors of Digital & IT
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Cyber Security Officers
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Heads of Data
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Chief Data Officers
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Directors of Analytics
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Data Engineers / Specialists / Analysts
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Security Engineers
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Information Security Analysts
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Data Scientists
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Heads of Innovation
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Chief Innovation Officers
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Innovation Managers
09:00
Registration opens
09:30
Pendulum Suite
Morning Plenary
Details to follow
11:00
Pioneer Room
Morning Break: Tea & Coffee served
11:30
Pendulum Suite
Breakout 1
Details to follow
Cotton Theatre
Breakout 2
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Graphene Suite 1
Breakout 3
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Graphene Suite 2
Breakout 4
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13:00
Pioneer Room
Networking Break: Lunch served
14:00
Momentum Theatre
Speed Learning
Speed Learning provides a fast-moving discussion platform for knowledge-sharing and helps teams to network. The 10 case studies will be presented simultaneously at ‘bar tables’ marked by numbers, in 12 minute sessions (11 minutes for presentation and interactive discussion, and 1 minute for changing tables).
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Table 4: Topic to be confirmed
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Table 2: Topic to be confirmed
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Table 5: Topic to be confirmed
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Table 3: Topic to be confirmed
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Table 5: Topic to be confirmed
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15:30
Pioneer Room
Afternoon Break: Tea & Coffee served
16:00
Pendulum Suite
Closing Plenary
Details to follow
17:30
Pioneer Room
Networking Drinks: A selection of alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages served
Who's speaking?
Andy
Graham
Transport Technology Forum
Delegate rates
Private Sector Delegates
1st Delegate from your organisation
£379 + VAT
Each Additional Delegate
£329 + VAT
Public Sector Delegates
1st Delegate from your Local Authority
£279 + VAT
Each Additional Delegate
£229 + VAT
Charities and 3rd Sector
Academics, Charities, 3rd Sector
£279 + VAT per person
Supported places for key Public Sector specialists
This event has been specially designed for those at the sharp end of decision making within local government departments.
As such, a number of free places have been made available for information, data and security practitioners working in national and local government department.
If you work in one of the following job functions, a free ticket awaits:
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Chief Information Officer
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Chief Digital Information Officer
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Information Technology Officer
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Director for Data
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Director of Digital & IT
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Cyber Security Officer
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Head of Data
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Chief Data Officer
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Director of Analytics
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Data Engineer / Specialist / Analyst
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Security Engineer
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Information Security Analyst
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Data Scientist
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Head of Innovation
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Chief Innovation Officer
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Innovation Manager
Sponsorship and exhibition enquiries
For sponsorship and exhibition enquiries please contact Daniel Simpson on 0207 091 7861 or email daniel@landor.co.uk
5 February 2025 - Manchester Conference Centre, Sackville St, Manchester
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