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PROGRAMME
29 - 30 October 2015
Autodromo Nazionale Monza
International Pre-conference
“CONNECTED AUTOMOBILES”
28 - 29 October 2015
1 SMW 2015 SESSIONS OUTLINE October 29-30, 2015
2015 THEMATIC AREAS
BS = Breakout Session, TS = Technical Session
Area 1 – TECHNOLOGIES and INFRASTRUCTURES for SMART CITIES
BS Technology, infrastructure and innovative solutions for the Smart City
Area 2 – CONNECTED VEHICLES TECHNOLOGIES
BS New technology and telematics frontiers for "connected vehicles".
Car sensors and on board solutions, land & vehicles monitoring, fleet management,
new telematics services for mobility and infotainment
Area 3 – CITY & GREEN LOGISTICS
BS City & Green Logistics
Seminar "Financing and funds for the development of urban logistics "
Area 4 – GREEN MOBILITY
BS Electric, hybrid or hydrogen. The car of the future!
BS Natural Gas for Green Mobility: focus on methane, bio-methane and LNG
Seminar “Technologies for Emission Reduction”
Area 5 – SHARING MOBILITY
BS Sharing Mobility and new forms of urban mobility: changes in demand and market
Focus on car sharing, car pooling, car rental, NCC and Taxi
Area 6 – SMART PARKING & TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
BS Smart Parking, info-mobility solutions and traffic management
Area 7 – SMART PAYMENT
BS Mobile Payment: digital and smart payment systems for the improvement
of mobility services
Area 8 – SAFETY
BS Smart car & road safety
Area 9 – EXPO MILANO 2015
TS From the experience of mobility during Expo Milano 2015 to the
development of regional and national mobility
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HOSTED EVENTS
H1 Taxi Tech Forum & Exhibition, I edition
Conference 29 October, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Exhibition, 29 - 30 October, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
CONNECTED AUTOMOBILES 2015 International conference on Connected and Smart vehicles October 28-29, 2015 Press Room, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
“Connected Automobiles” includes some special initiatives including the Hackathon, the Start-up
Pitchfire Session and shares with SMW 2015 the B2B matching platform and the possibility to
participate to the “Smart Mobility Experience” which offers the opportunity to have a TEST DRIVE in
the Circuit or in the Paddock.
3 SMW 2015 SPEAKERS
Confirmed Speakers
Carlo Abbà, Councillor for Smart City, Industry and Tourism, Municipality of Monza
Stefan Alexander, Member of Board of Directions, APP TAXI
Ivano Asaro, Researcher Observatory Mobile Payment & Commerce, Polytechnic
University of Milan
Franco Barbieri, CEO & Co-founder, Route220
Maria Rosa Baroni, President, NGV Italy
Maria Berrini, Architect and Administrator, AMAT – Municipality of Milan
Loreno Bittarelli, President, 3570
Emilio Boccalini, President, TaxiBlu Consortium
Andrea Caizzi, Infrastructure Direction of Electrical and Gas, Authority for Electricity and
Gas and water system (AEEGSI)
Luigi Campello, President, EasyRain
Rita Caroselli, Director, Assogasliquidi-Federchimica
Ezio Castagna, President, Club Italia
Ivan Catalano, Vice President, Transport Commission of the Chamber of Deputies
Fabrizio Cialdea, Co-founder & CEO, Atooma
Paolo Cistaro, Finance and Marketing Manager, EasyRain
Claudio Claroni, General Director, Club Italia
Paolo Giuseppe Confalonieri, Councillor for Mobility, Security, Environmental services,
Municipality of Monza
Andrea Colombo, Councillor for Mobility, Municipality of Bologna
Giuseppe Di Marco, CEO, Wolleybuy
Silvana Di Matteo, Executive Manager for Infrastructure for Territorial Development and
Sustainable Mobility, Lombardy Region
Riccardo Diana, Vice President, Cooperative Radiotaxi 4 Mori - Cagliari
Anna Donati, President of the Scientific Committee, New Mobility General States
Massimiliano Federico, President, Autoradiotaxi Palermo
Marco Federzoni, Sales Director Italy, Tom Tom Telematics
Paolo Ferrecchi, General Manager Networks infrastructure, Logistics and Mobility
Systems, Emilia Romagna Region
Franco Ferroni, Director Mobility Division, TRS Giulia Fresca, Councillor of Physical Redevelopment of the City through Public Works and
Sustainable Mobility, Municipality of Cosenza
Giuseppe Galli, TRT
Roberto Garavaglia, Management Consultant & Innovative Payments Strategy Advisor,
author of CloseToPay.com
Franco Gazzotti, Senior Consultant in public transport and mobility
Nicolas Generali, Senior Ticketing Expert, SNCF France
Carlo Giudici, President, Uritaxi Toscana
Giovanni Giuliano, Marketing Manager, Xerox Milano
Marco Giustiniani, Lawyer- Partner, Law Firm Pavia Ansaldo
Raffaele Grassi, President Council Committee Trade, Productive Activities, Tourism,
Territorial Marketing, Municipality of Milan
Walter Huber, President, IIT – Istitute for Technological Innovations - Bolzano
Sjef Janssen, Vice Chair, STA – Smart Ticketing Alliance
Giovanni Laudicina, Country Manager Italy, Easypark
Eugenio Lateana, DAB Italia – Digital Radio
Maurizio Longo, General Secretary, TRASPORTOUNITO
Claudio Lubatti, Councillor for Mobility, Municipality of Turin
Stefano Maggi, Councillor for Urbanism and Transport, Municipality of Siena
4 Patrizia Malgieri, Transport Planner, TRT
Arturo Mancinelli, Member of the Board, ASSOLOGISTICA
Pierfrancesco Maran, Councillor for Mobility, Environment, Metropolitan, Public Water,
Energy, Municipality of Milan
Massimo Marciani, FIT Consulting
Luca Masali, Director, Dronezine Gianpiero Mastinu, Professor and Co-founder of the Laboratory for Transportation Safety
(LaST) and head of the Section Active Safety, Polytechnic University of Milan
Marco Mastretta, Director, ICS - Car Sharing Initiative
Gianluca Meardi, Executive Director Digital Transformation, PwC Pietro Menga, President, CEI-Cives
Farhad Alessandro Mohammadi, Chief Strategy Officer, Pony Zero
Andrea Molocchi, ECBA Project
Vincenzo Monaco, General Manager, Vela Venezia
Saverio Montella, President, Federmobilità
Angelo Moreno, ENEA and H2It Committee
Dante Natali, President, Federmetano Sergio Negro, General Manager, ACAM – Campania Agency for Sustainable Mobility
Alberto Nobis, President, AICAI – Italian Association of International Air Couriers
Enrico Pagliari, Executive Manager Technical Area, ACI – Automobile Italian Club – Rome
Paolo Paolillo, General Manager, TPER Bologna
Mauro Parolini, Councillor for Commerce, Tourism and Tertiary, Lombardy Region
Pierluigi Pesci, Journalist and Director of the 024040 magazine Taxiblu
Alfonso Quaglione, General Manager & Owner, GEOMedia Newspaper
Stefano Riazzola, Director of Planning and Programming Mobility Department, Municipality
of Milan
Filippo Salucci, Central Director of Mobility, Transport, Environment and Energy,
Municipality of Milan
Stefano Salzani, Vice President TaxiBlu
Angelo Sciacca, President, S.I.L.T.
Annita Serio, Director, Federmobilità
Claudio Severgnini, President, TAM - Taxi Drivers Milanesi Artisans
Manuel Stager, CEO, Get-a-Taxi Consortium
Angelo Sticchi Damiani, President, ACI – Automobile Italian Club
Roberto Turchi, Responsible for Business Development, Eurotech
Sergio Tusa, President, TSP Association
Nicola Ventura, Ecomotori.net
Paolo Vettori, President, Assogasmetano
Nereo Villa, General Secretariat, S.A.ta.M./CNA
Bruno Villavecchia, Director of Enviroment and Energy Department, AMAT - Milano
Rossella De Maria, Vix
Rosaria Volpe, Responsible SUAP Service and Administrative Police, Economic
development and enhancement of capital and territorial assets Department, Municipality
of Monza
Speech by AIPARK
Speech by GENIVI Alliance Association
Speech by HERE
Speech by Netsize
Speech by Nissan
Speech by Pluservice
Speech by Poste Mobile
Speech by PTV GROUP - SISTEMI ITS
Speech by Skidata
5 Speech by Smarticket.it
Speech by Top Partners
Speakers tbc
Roberto Andreoli, Responsible Informative Systems, ATM Milano Francesco Balocco,
Councillor for Transport, Infrastructure and Public Works, Piedmont Region
Nicola Biscotti, President, ANAV
Andrea Camanzi, President, ART - Authority of Regulatory for Transports
Ivan Capelli, President, ACI – Automobile Italian Club – Milan
Tamara Cappellari, Coordinator Department of Industry Energy and Labour policies, Valle
D'Aosta Region
Daniela Carbone, Manager Technological Innovations, ASSTRA
Simone Casadei, Research Engineer Fuels Division, Innovhub
Ennio Cascetta, Professor of Planning of Transports Systems, University Federico II of Naples;
member of the Advisory Board, ART - Authority of Regulatory for Transports
Raffaele Cattaneo, President of the Regional Council, Lombardy Region
Giacomo Colladon, General Manager, MOM Treviso
Simone Crolla, Managing Director, American Chamber of Commerce in Italy
Anna Maria Dagnino, Councillor for Mobility and Traffic, Municipality of Genoa
Graziano Delrio, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport
Andrea Dell’Orto, President, Confindustria Monza Brianza; SIAS – Autodromo Nazionale
Monza
Virginio Di Giambattista, General Director of the General Directorate for Transport Systems
for Fixed Installation and Local Public Transports, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport
Stefano Esposito,Councillor for Transport and Mobility, Municipality of Rome
Pio Forzatti, Professor Energy Department, Polytechnic University of Milan
Piero Gattoni, President, BioGas Italian Consortium
Federico Lovadina, President, AGENS – Confederation Agency of Transport and Services
Roberto Maroni, President, Lombardy Region
Giorgio Martini, Manager Division IV – POR Competitiveness and Employment, Ministerial
Agency for Territorial Cohesion
Carlo Maria Medaglia, President, Mobility Agency of Rome
Stefania Pezzetti, President, FEDIT – Italian Federation of Transporters
Massimo Roncucci, President, ASSTRA Fabrizio Sala, Councillor for House, Social Housing, Expo 2015 and internationalization of
companies, Lombardy Region Roberto Scanagatti, Mayor, Municipality of Monza
Alessandro Sorte, Councillor for Infrastructure and Mobility, Lombardy Region
Graziano Volpe, Environment Department, Piedmont Region
Speech by Assogastecnici
Speech by European Commission
Speech by Industry Committee of the Senate
Speech by Municipality of Genoa
Speech by Municipality of Milan
Speech by Ministry of Economic Development
Speech by Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport
Speech by Poste
Speech by Lombardy Region
Speech by a journalist of Sole 24 Ore
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AT A GLANCE – THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29 Hospitality Building, 2nd floor Box Building, 1st floor
Hall Tower “F1
Track”
Room 1
“Pole Position”
Room 2
“Chicane”
Room 3
“Circuit”
Room 4
“Parabolic”
Press Room
“T. Nuvolari”
Mo
rnin
g
(9.3
0 a
.m. —
1.0
0/1
.30 p
.m.)
BS City
&
Green Logistics
BS New frontiers of
technology and
telematics for
"connected
vehicles"
BS Electric, hybrid or
hydrogen. The car
of the future! First Session
In collaboration with
Lombardy Region and
H2It Committee
Hosted Event
I edition
Taxi Tech Forum
& Exhibition
First Session
Connected
Automobiles International
Conference
12.15 a.m. - 1.30 p.m, Room 1 “Pole Position”
TALK
“Smart Mobility 4.0”
Hall Tower “F1
Track”
Room 1
“Pole Position”
Room 2
“Chicane”
Room 3
“Circuit”
Room 4
“Parabolic”
Press Room
“T. Nuvolari”
Aft
ern
oo
n
(2
.00/2
.30
-6/6
.30 p
.m.)
BS Smart Parking,
info-mobility
solutions and
traffic
management
In collaboration
with AIPARK
BS
Smart car & road
safety
In collaboration with
Studio Comelli
BS City
&
Green Logistics
Seminar “Funding
and funds for the
development of
urban logistics”
BS Electric, hybrid or
hydrogen. The car
of the future! Second Session
In collaboration with
CEI-Cives
Hosted Event
I edition
Taxi Tech Forum
& Exhibition
Second Session
Connected
Automobiles International
Conference
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AT A GLANCE - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 Hospitality Building, 2nd floor Box Building, 1st floor
Hall Tower “F1
Track”
Room 1
“Pole Position”
Room 2
“Chicane”
Room 3
“Circuit”
Room 4
“Parabolic”
Press Room
“T. Nuvolari”
Mo
rnin
g
(9.0
0a
.m.-
1.0
0 p
.m.)
BS Mobile Payment:
digital and
intelligent
payment
systems for the
improvement of
mobility services
First Session
BS Technology,
infrastructure
and innovative
solutions for the
Smart City
BS Sharing
Mobility and
new forms of
urban
mobility:
changes in
demand and
market
In collaboration
with
Federmobilità
BS Natural Gas for Green
Mobility: focus on
methane, bio-
methane and LNG
First Session
In collaboration with
NGV Italy
Connected Automobiles International
Conference
Aft
ern
oo
n
(2
..00
/5.0
0 p
.m.)
BS Mobile Payment:
digital and
intelligent
payment
systems for the
improvement of
mobility services
Second Session
TS From
experience of
mobility during
Expo Milano
2015 to the
development
of regional and
national
mobility
BS Green
Mobility
Seminar
“Technologies
for Emission
Reduction”
In collaboration
with Studio
Comelli
Connected Automobiles International
Conference
8 SESSIONS & CONVENTIONS SMW 2015
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29 - MORNING
BS - City & Green Logistics
Thursday, October 29, 9:00 a.m. – 1.30 p.m.
Hall Tower "F1 Track ", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Smart Mobility World 2012 staged the signing of an operative agreement between
metropolitan areas and the Ministry for Infrastructure and Transports, regarding the
development of new governance models for urban logistics.
The following year, a memorandum of understanding between the City of Turin, the local
Chamber of Commerce and the 17 principal concerned associations was signed. This
agreement gave the greenlight for a pilot experiment that was followed by a period of
reflection and debate between the sector’s stakeholders.
Today we finally witness the conclusion of this initial phase, with the development of
regulations for the sector and the application in various metropolitan cities of best
practices resulting from pilot projects. Indeed, the growth in the number of deliveries has
been followed by a reduction regarding the volume of single deliveries. The result of these
two trends determines greater traffic caused by delivery; generates further clashes
between the transport of passengers and that of goods both during movement and
parking; increments urban congestion and pollution.
In this challenging scenario, the session aims to present a new vision of distribution markets
to central and local political decision makers, social partners, associates, researchers, big
industrial players and citizens. Its objective is, therefore, that of proposing possible solutions
and policies that could contribute to a new conception for the future development of our
smart cities.
The challenge of Smart Mobility World will be that of kick-starting the second phase
through cooperation and networking, by exchanging ideas on best practices that have
already been successfully experimented in metropolitan areas and cities. The ambition of
the session is to encourage the latter to become the standards for urban logistics and the
technology to achieve this is certainly abundant. With cross fertilization between players of
the sector, it will be finally possible to make the most of the urban and sustainable logistics
market and to find innovative solutions to reduce emissions.
MAIN TOPICS
European and National Policies and regulation
Funding plans for the logistics sector: H2020, Regional National Funds
National best practices: Smart Mobility World gives the floor to various operators of
the sector
The new frontiers of logistics: sharing and collaborating
9 Focus on innovative telematics solutions for the development of City Logistics, road
planning, route optimization and new managerial solutions for the growth of
sustainable urban logistics
Opening session
Chairman: Massimo Marciani, FIT Consulting
European and Italian policies and regulations
Requalification of electric vehicles on the road. An opportunity for the system of
ecological conversion country
Ivan Catalano, Vice President, Transport Commission of the Chamber of Deputies
Speech by Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport*
Presentation of case studies and best practices
Maria Berrini, Architect and Administrator, AMAT – Agency of Mobility of the Municipality
of Milan
Giuseppe Galli, TRT
Bike – Last Mile Delivery Disruption
Farhad Alessandro Mohammadi, Chief Strategy Officer, Pony Zero
Roundtable
Andrea Colombo, Councillor for Mobility, Municipality of Bologna
Anna Maria Dagnino*, Councillor for Mobility and Traffic, Municipality of Genoa
Anna Donati, President of the Scientific Committee, States General New Mobility
Giulia Fresca, Councillor of Physical Redevelopment of the City through Public Works and
Sustainable Mobility, Municipality of Cosenza
Maurizio Longo, General Secretary, TRASPORTOUNITO
Claudio Lubatti, Councillor for Mobility, Municipality of Turin
Stefano Maggi, Councillor for Urbanism and Transport, Municipality of Siena
Arturo Mancinelli, Member of the Board, ASSOLOGISTICA
Alberto Nobis, President, AICAI – Italian Association of International Air Couriers
Stefania Pezzetti*, President, FEDIT – Italian Federation of Transporters
Filippo Salucci, Central Director of Mobility, Transport, Environment and Energy,
Municipality of Milan
Speech by Municipality of Genoa *tbc
Q&As
Closing Session
10
BS - New frontiers of technology and
telematics for "connected vehicles". Car sensors and on board solutions, land & vehicles monitoring, fleet management, new
telematics services for mobility and infotainment
Thursday, October 29, 10.00 – 12.00 a.m.
Room 1 "Pole Position", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Connected Cars? They will be one of the most important components of this great
ecosystem that is called Internet of things. Among the 4.7 billion connected devices by
2015 which in 2020 will become 25 billion, there are therefore also the cars, and to be
precise, there will be more than 250 million cars with Internet connectivity which will
interact with other objects in just over five years
By 2020, in fact, 1 vehicle out of 5 on the roads around the world will have, at least one
form of wireless connectivity, and the Internet penetration and broadband on board will
have direct implications on telematics, systems of autonomous driving, on infotainment
and on mobility services.
This session addresses some of the aspects that have a close connection to the market of
“connected cars and vehicles", in particular focusing on on-board telematics and
technology innovation, systems for management and monitoring of vehicles and the
development of the market of insurance telematics.
MAIN TOPICS
On board Telematics & Car Sensors
AVL/AVM & Fleet management
Insurance Telematics & Remote Monitoring
In-vehicle Infotainment & Digital Media Solutions
Registrations
Opening Session
Chairman: to be defined
Sergio Tusa, President, TSP Association
On Board Telematics & Car Sensor/ AVL/AVM & Fleet Management
Predictive guide: a reality to everyone
Marco Federzoni, Sales Director Italia, Tom Tom Telematics
Insurance Telematics & Remote Monitoring
Fleet Management and Diagnostics Systems based on PTV technologies. Mapping,
routing, optimization, tracking and location intelligence applications: case history Texa
S.p.A. Marco Picciafuoco, Managing Director, PTV Italia Logistics
11 Gianluigi Lo Stimolo, Key Account Manager, Texa
Drones as a tool for land and mobility monitoring
Luca Masali, Director, Dronezine – the first Italian Magazine on Drones
In-vehicle Infotainment & Digital Media Solutions
Opening speech by GENIVI Alliance Association
Strategies to burst into the smart car era (10 min.)
Fabrizio Cialdea, Co-founder & CEO, Atooma
Further speeches on the subject by associations, institutions, sponsors, start-ups and experts
of the sector are expected.
Q&As
Closing Session
12
BS – Electric, hybrid or hydrogen. The car of the future! In collaboration with CEI-Cives, Lombardy Region and H2It Committee
Thursday, October 29, 9.00 a.m. – 12.00 a.m.
Room 3 "Circuit", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
First Session
Alternative propulsions for green mobility: focus on hydrogen
In collaboration with Lombardy Region and H2It Committee
The session analyzes the development of new energy chains for auto-traction, which can
foster the growth of the national green economy. Which are the development projects,
the state of the art and the investors?
In particular, the focus will be done on the potential and development prospects of LNG,
bio-methane and hydrogen chains.
Chairman: to be defined
Opening remarks
Speech by Lombardy Region
Speech by Industry Committee of the Senate
The role of hydrogen for transport with zero emissions
Angelo Moreno, ENEA & President, H2It Committee
Hydrogen in on the road – what about Italy?
Walter Huber, President, IIT – Institute for Technological Innovations - Bolzano
Speech by Assogastecnici
Further speeches on the subject by institutions, sponsors and start-ups of the sector are expected.
Q&As
Closing Session
13 H1 - Taxi Tech Forum & Exhibition I edition
Thursday, October 29, 9.30 -12.00 a.m.
Room 4 "Parabolic", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
In an epochal context in which the technology appears to play a role that drags the
economy rather than supporting it, the public transport sector is fully involved.
Thanks to the participation of key opinion leaders in the world of taxi in Italy, this forum will
attempt to analyze and understand the reasons, methods and objectives through which
the sector is fast gearing up to respond to the new challenges of the third millennium.
Chairman: Journalist, Sole 24 Ore*
h. 9.00 a.m. Opening Registrations
h. 9.30 a.m. Opening and Welcome institutional
Roberto Scanagatti*, Mayor, Monza City
h. 9.40 a.m. Opening speech
Raffaele Grassi, President Council Committee Trade, Productive
Activities, Tourism, Territorial Marketing, Municipality of Milan
Ore 10.00 a.m. – 12.00 a.m.
First Session
Taxi Service: Engine and glue for sustainable mobility
MAIN TOPICS
New legislative challenges in the Local Public Transport – “no
scheduled”
Why Uber is acting as a brake on development of the sharing mobility
Ore 10.00 Keynote Speech
Title to be defined
Marco Giustiniani, Lawyer- Partner, Law Firm Pavia Ansaldo
Ore 10.15 Roundtable
Speeches by:
Stefano Esposito*, Councillor for Transport and Mobility, Municipality of Rome
Carlo Giudici, President, Uritaxi Toscana
Claudio Severgnini, President, TAM - Taxi Drivers Milanesi Artisans
Filippo Salucci, Central Director of Mobility, Transport, Environment
and Energy, Municipality of Milan
Angelo Sciacca, President, S.I.L.T.
Nereo Villa, General Secretariat, S.A.ta.M./CNA
14 Rosaria Volpe, Responsible SUAP Service and Administrative
Police, Economic development and enhancement of capital and
territorial assets Department, Municipality of Monza
Ore 11.30 Conclusions
Graziano Delrio*,Minister, Ministry for Infrastructure and Transport
Ore 12.00 Closing session of the morning *tbc
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TALK Smart Mobility 4.0
Thursday, October 29, 12.15 a.m. – 1.30 p.m.
Room 1 “Pole Position”, 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Roundtable discussion led by a journalist as a "talk show", in which institutional
representatives of local authorities and government and some leading companies of the
sector, are invited to exchange views on how the synergy and the close correlation
between innovative technologies, new plans infrastructure development and applications
increasingly integrated and cross-cutting, together with actions, financing and
development plans of mobility in cities, could stimulate the recovery and development of
the market of the major chains of Smart Mobility.
Chairman: Journalist to be defined
Roundtable
Andrea Dell’Orto*, President, Confindustria Monza Brianza - SIAS Autodromo Nazionale
Monza
Ivan Capelli*, President, ACI Milan (Italian Automobile Club – Milan Office)
Simone Crolla*, General Manager, Camera di Commercio Americana in Italia
Roberto Maroni*, President, Lombardy Region
Angelo Sticchi Damiani, President, ACI (Italian Automobile Club)
Speech by European Commission
Speech by Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport
Speech by Minister for Economic Development
*tbc
16 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29 – AFTERNOON
BS - Smart Parking, info-mobility solutions and traffic management In collaboration with AIPARK
Thursday, October 29, 2.30 – 6.00 p.m.
Hall Tower "F1 Track", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Managing mobility in urban centres and access roads to cities requires complex and
innovative management solutions. These must take into account the needs of transport,
the traffic and parking requirements of residents, businesses, commuters and visitors, all
gravitating towards the urban centre.
The congestion of urban road networks, which generates significant pollution peaks and
creates stress to motorists, is often caused by motorists looking for a place to park their
vehicles.
Thanks to new technologies and solutions for mobile information, various projects and
smart parking systems, smart payment and parking management are emerging, together
with more effective measures to regulate and control access to the city.
MAIN TOPICS
Mobility management in urban centres
Smart Parking: projects, solutions, infrastructure and innovative technologies
Telematics systems for traffic and data management (traffic, travel times,
environmental footprint)
Innovative solutions for payment, parking management, regulation and controlling
accesses to the city
Smart Parking apps
Chairman: to be defined
Opening Speech
Speech by AIPARK
Processes and Technologies for mobility management in Monza
Paolo Giuseppe Confalonieri, Councillor for Mobility, Security, Environmental services,
Municipality of Monza
Parking Data is fueling the Smart City
Giovanni Laudicina, Country Manager Italy, Easypark
Title to be defined
Speech by Smarticket.it (10 min.)
17 Further speeches on the subject by associations, institutions, sponsors, start-ups and experts
of the sector are expected.
BS – Smart car & road safety
In collaboration with Studio Comelli
Thursday, October 29, 2.30 – 5.00 p.m.
Room 1 "Pole Position", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Road safety is a matter of fundamental importance. In 2013, the roads of the European
Union registered about 26,000 deaths and nearly 1.4 million wounded, of which 100,000
with serious permanent damage. These numbers can be compared to an armed conflict
with a very high social cost: in 2009 it totaled nearly 130 billion euros and it is constantly
growing.
In 2010 the European Union has set up a program of regulation and investment in research
and development, with the aim to decrease deaths on roads below 20,000 by 2020. The
program foresees direct assistance and cooperation between States, businesses and
citizens. Automotive companies, for their part, are looking for a competitive margin and,
under the pressure of regulation, they have long been engaged in research and
production of active, passive and structural systems to increase vehicle safety. Member
States, however, need to engage with greater effort in the improvement of infrastructure
safety with regards to ordinary and extraordinary maintenance of roads, installation and
management of systems to monitor and support traffic and education on road safety.
MAIN TOPICS European policy for road safety: policies, programs and objectives for 2020 with a
focus on the National Plan’s corresponding measures in the field of ITS applications
and systems for road safety
Active safety systems on board of vehicles: from assisted driving to the complete
automation of driving
Design and materials for safety: the starting point of vehicular safety and solutions
to save substance and form
Passive systems to limit damage: from air-bags to a more integrated approach
Roadside auxiliary systems and integration with on-board systems: technology,
solutions and investments.
Building and maintenance of infrastructure to safeguard security: the forgotten
chapter of road safety
Chairman: Gianpiero Mastinu, Professor and Co-founder of the Laboratory for
Transportation Safety (LaST) and head of the Section Active Safety, Polytechnic University
of Milan
Speakers:
title to be defined
Enrico Pagliari, Executive Manager Technical Area, ACI – Automobile Italian Club – Rome
Urban plans of sustainable mobility as a tool for implement integrated measures of road
safety
Patrizia Malgieri, Transport Planner, TRT
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To improve safety of any wheel vehicle, thanks to an intelligent system of jets of fluid
capable of contrasting the aquaplaning phenomenon on any wheeled vehicle
Paolo Cistaro, Finance and Marketing Manager, EasyRain
Luigi Campello, Presidente, EasyRain
Further speeches on the subject by associations, institutions, sponsors, start-ups and experts of the
sector are expected.
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BS – Electric, hybrid or hydrogen. The car of the future!
Second Session
Electric Mobility: vehicles, electricity storage, charging systems and the
development of the market In collaboration with CEI-Cives
Thursday, October 29, 2.00 – 6.00 p.m.
Room 3 "Circuit", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Climate changing and the need to reduce emissions caused by manufacturing and
transport are the principal reasons why electric mobility is set to grow. This growth is taking
place both due to policies, objectives and incentives in various cities and due to business
choices and orientation by technologies and energy developers and suppliers.
This sessions aims at accomplish an overview of the situation at a global and European
level, by presenting sector innovations and best practices. It will also analyse the progress
of the “Clean Fuel Strategy” plan in Italy in terms of development of infrastructure,
charging stations and electricity storage systems.
MAIN TOPICS
Best policies and incentives for the development of electric mobility
Hybrid and electric vehicles: the last developments of the market
Charging stations: national plan for the development of infrastructure. Where do
we stand?
Energy Storage: new batteries for electric vehicles.
Chairman and Panelist: Pietro Menga, President, CEI-Cives
Opening session
Pietro Menga, President, CEI-Cives
Maria Grazia Cacopardi*, General Director for roads and highways and for the supervision
and safety in road infrastructure, Ministry of Infrastructure and Trasport
Andrea Caizzi, Infrastructure Direction of Electrical and Gas, Authority for Electricity and
Gas
Silvana Di Matteo, Executive Manager for Infrastructure for Territorial Development and
Sustainable Mobility, Lombardy Region
Tamara Cappellari*, Coordinator Department of Industry Energy and Labour policies, Valle
D'Aosta Region
Graziano Volpe, Environment Department, Piedmont Region
Stefano Riazzola, Director of Planning and Programming Mobility Department, Municipality
of Milan
*tbc
Further speeches on the subject sponsors, start-ups and experts of the sector are expected.
20 H1 - Taxi Tech Forum & Exhibition I edition
Thursday, October 29, 2.30 – 6.00 p.m.
Room 4 "Parabolic", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Second Session
Taxi 2.0: innovation and technology for a changing profession
MAIN TOPICS
Case histories about working methods in the most advanced cooperatives
(i.e. Taxiblu)
Cagliari (in Sardinia) and Palermo (in Sicily) as special cases for outsourced
call centers.
Chairman: Pierluigi Pesci, journalist and Director of the 024040 magazine
Rountable:
Stefan Alexander, Member of Board of Directions, APP TAXI
Carlo Abbà, Councillor for Commerce Industry Handicrafts, Municipality of Monza
Loreno Bittarelli*, President, 3570
Emilio Boccalini, President, TaxiBlu Consortium
Riccardo Diana, Vice President, Cooperative Radiotaxi 4 Mori - Cagliari
Massimiliano Federico, President, Autoradiotaxi Palermo
Stefano Salzani, Vice- President TaxiBlu
Manuel Stager, CEO, Get-a-Taxi Consortium
Conclusions and visit to the Expo area *tbc
21 BS – City & Green Logistics
Seminar
“Funding and funds for the development of urban logistics”
Thursday, October 29, 3.00 – 5.00 p.m.
Room 2 "Chicane", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Chairman: Massimo Marciani, FIT Consulting
Speakers
New H2020 calls on Mobility – focus Logistics
By a representative of the European Commission
PON-METRO funds by the metropolitan cities program 2014-2020
Giorgio Martini*, Manager Division IV – POR Competitiveness and Employment, Ministerial
Agency for Territorial Cohesion
Q&As
Closing Session *tbc
22 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 - MORNING
BS - Mobile Payment: digital and intelligent payment systems for the
improvement of mobility services
Friday, October 30, 9.00 a.m. – 1.00 p.m.; 2.30 – 5.00 p.m.
Room Hall Tower “F1 Track", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
In collaboration with CNA and Club Italia
New technologies enable increasing efficiency of and accessibility to services by citizens,
including payment of public transport and of parking, car sharing services, charging of
electric vehicles and access to limited-traffic zones.
Thanks to the new trends of Smart Payment, citizens can access additional utilities and this
session will focus on and compare the solutions and technologies of Smart and innovative
mobile payment.
MAIN TOPICS
Development scenarios of mobile payment: focus on regulation and development
of systems and technologies for the coming years
Proximity payments and development of NFC technologies, with a focus on HCE
and NFC payments stored in the cloud
New frontiers of payment: payments via phone credit
Smart and Mobile Ticketing applied in the field of mobility, public utilities and other
goods: the ongoing trials and the development prospects
Development of RFID standards for mobility and transport
Providers of Payment Services
Mobile payment and Banks: new frontiers for payments through smartphones
First session
New Smart Payment systems for mobility and smart city services – Focus on new
legislation, best practices, innovation and emerging technologies
Chairman: Claudio Claroni, General Director, Club Italia
Prospects and development trends of mobile payment
Keynote Speech
Operator billing: what are the new PSD2’s provisions?
Roberto Garavaglia, Management Consultant & Innovative Payments Strategy Advisor,
author of CloseToPay.com
International Scenario
It’s all about payment, but now something complete different: ticketing!
Sjef Janssen, Vice Chair, STA – Smart Ticketing Alliance
SNFC TER NFC : improving customer experience
Nicolas Generali, Senior Ticketing Expert, SNCF France
23 National Scenario
Gianluca Meardi, Executive Director Digital Transformation, PwC
Ivano Asaro, Researcher Observatory Mobile Payment & Commerce, Polytechnic
University of Milan
Innovative projects and emerging technologies for the payment of the mobility services
Speech by Pluservice
Speech by Netsize
Keep analysing data or stepping in to develop the electric mobility in Italy?
Franco Barbieri, CEO & Co-founder, Route220
Wolley, Mobility at the centre of the most innovative platform for Mobile Commerce
Giuseppe Di Marco, CEO, Wolleybuy
Q&As
Closing Session
24 BS - Technology, infrastructure
and innovative solutions for the Smart City
Friday, October 30, 9.00 - 11.00 a.m.
Room 1 “Pole Position", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
The integration of sustainable infrastructure, energy technology and mobile
communications is an element which Smart City cannot ignore and is a determining
factor for the development and improvement of urban mobility and the services offered
to citizens and enterprises.
The process that aims at to the development of the smart city is multidisciplinary and
involves different actors in the supply chain: from suppliers of technologies, institutions,
universities and the company itself, which is required to make changes and to make a
technological leap. The theme of Smart Cities is now a key element of the strategy for the
economic recovery of our country. The Horizon 2020 Plan of the European Commission
supports and contributes to the development of these technologies and sustainable
infrastructures, in order to achieve the goals of reducing emissions, increasing energy
efficiency and innovation.
During this session, entities, companies and industry experts, will be called to discuss about
the following
MAIN TOPICS
Digital services : focus on technologies Cloud Computing and Big Data solutions
Use of Open Data and Open Geo Data : advantages and disadvantages
App & Technology for the development, improvement and management of
mobility services for the Smart City
Chairman: Alfonso Quaglione, General Manager & Owner, GEOMedia Newspaper
The future of digital services in the Smart City: new technologies for the growth of
infrastructure, Cloud Computing & Big Data
Speakers
Fabrizio Sala*, Councillor for House, Social Housing, Expo 2015 and internationalization of
companies, Lombardy Region
IoT and IoS technologies for the Smart City
Roberto Turchi, Head of Business Development, Eurotech
Eugenio Lateana, DAB Italia – Digital Radio
Open Data & Open Geo Data: engines for economic recovery
Speeches to be defined
Infrastructure, plans and projects for urban mobility.
Focus on APPs and technologies for the Smart Cities
Daniela Carbone*, Technological Innovations Manager, ASSTRA
25 Speech by Municipality of Milan
Speech by Poste Mobile
*tbc
Additional speeches on the subject by sponsors, start-ups and experts of the sector are expected.
26 BS - Sharing Mobility and new forms of urban mobility: changes in
demand and market.
Focus on car sharing, carpooling, car rental, NCC and Taxi
In collaboration with Federmobilità
Friday, October 30, 9.30 a.m. – 1.30 p.m.
Room 3 “Circuit”, 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Sharing mobility is one of the fastest growing areas of the sharing economy, in terms of
users and revenue. Its expansion has surely been stimulated by the growth of digital
technologies, where “access” has taken over “possession”. A recent study by Roland
Berger Strategy Consultants has shown, for the four most popular services (car sharing, ride
sharing, bike sharing and Shared parking), annual growth rates between 20% and 35%
and revenue forecasts from 2 to 6 billion dollars for 2020.
Furthermore, Istat datas confirm this growth: the new components of the 2015 updated
index of consumer prices now include car sharing, bike sharing (where bikes are
increasingly electric) and urban smart mobility.
Sharing mobility has become a profitable business because "the conception and the use
itself of the car are changing." Users demand a service that is easy, safe and cheap to
drive. Therefore, a new kind of demand for mobility is emerging and it is no coincidence
that increasingly numerous car, railways, airlines and hi-tech manufacturers are entering
the market.
Sharing mobility proves to be sustainable not only economically, but also from the social
and environmental point of view, guaranteeing an easier access to mobility and helping
to reduce congestion in urban areas. There remain several critical issues, including that of
an unclear legal framework.
MAIN TOPICS
Changes in demand and market: from TPL to new forms of urban shared mobility
Sharing Mobility: cost, flexibility and ease of access , with a focus on car sharing
Sharing mobility services: mobile solutions and devices to access the service and
share information among users
Other "sharing" Mobility systems: carpooling and car rental
NCC & Taxi
National and European best practices
Development of supply and new business areas: critical issues and opportunities
Programme
h. 9.30 a.m. Participants Registration and Accreditation
Chairman: Annita Serio, Director, Federmobilità
h. 10.00 a.m. Opening morning session – Introductory Speech
Saverio Montella, President, Federmobilità
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h. 10.15 a.m. Keynote Speeches
New forms of shared urban mobility
Ennio Cascetta*, Professor of Planning of Transports Systems, University
Federico II of Naples; member of the Advisory Board, ART - Authority of
Regulatory for Transports
State of the art of sharing mobility – Focus on Car Sharing in Italy
Marco Mastretta, Director, ICS - Car Sharing Initiative
Taxi: which role in sharing mobility of the future
Emilio Boccalini, President, TaxiBlu Consortium
h. 10.45 a.m. Best practices
Car Sharing is becoming a mass-phenomenon. The new challenges and the
role of the technological platform provider
Franco Ferroni, Director Mobility Division, TRS
Speeches expected by sponsors and start-ups (3/4 slot)
h.12.05 a.m. Roundtable
Speeches by:
Nicola Biscotti*, President, ANAV
Ezio Castagna, President, Club Italia
Raffaele Cattaneo*, President of the Regional Council, Lombardy Region
Andrea Camanzi*, President, ART - Authority of Regulatory for Transports
Virginio Di Giambattista*, General Director of the General Directorate for
Transport Systems for Fixed Installation and Local Public Transports, Ministry of
Infrastructure and Transport
Federico Lovadina, President, AGENS – Confederation Agency of Transport
and Services
Pierfrancesco Maran, Councillor for Mobility, Environment, Metropolitan,
Public Water, Energy, Municipality of Milan
Massimo Roncucci*, President, ASSTRA
Speech by sponsors, start-ups and experts of the sector
h.1.30 p.m. Closing morning session
*tbc
28 BS – Natural Gas for Green Mobility:
focus on methane, bio-methane and LNG
In collaboration with NGV Italy
Friday, October 30, 9.00 a.m. – 1.00 p.m.
Room 4 “Parabolic", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
For several years the number of suppliers of methane for auto-traction has been growing,
from 706 suppliers in 2009 to 1020 in July 2014, while the CNG powered fleet goes to more
than one million vehicles with more than 3,000 buses and trucks always powered by CNG.
Innovations include LNG refueling stations that can be integrated with service stations that
offer traditional fuels and the installation of self-service distributors.
Furthermore, various Regions envisage policies and network development projects based
on incentives.
Another great development opportunity for the natural gas chain is represented by the
application of bio-methane to auto-traction. Bio-methane has, indeed, various
advantages:
It represents a renewable and programmable source of energy;
It leads to a reduction in natural gas import dependency;
It fosters the growth of local economies;
It guarantees an increase in environmental sustainability.
Therefore, launching the bio-methane chain represents an incredible opportunity for the
development of the Italian green economy.
In the coming months the government proposal for LNG development will be approved. It
will be presented in the consultation table for the development of this chain, coordinated
by MISE and in collaboration with MIT. The convention will present, through the
protagonists themselves, the contents and course of action expected in the Plan
regarding the auto-traction sector. It will also examine the main project and best
technologies available for the LNG supply chains.
A final discussion panel, with the participation of institutions and interested association, will
discuss the critical nodes to be untied and the proposals for growth and improvement of
the sector.
Chairman: Nicola Ventura, Ecomotori.net
Initiatives, developments regarding regulation, emerging technologies and development
potential for natural gas and auto-traction chains
Opening Speech
Maria Rosa Baroni, President, NGV Italy
Case History
Paolo Ferrecchi, General Manager Networks infrastructure, Logistics and Mobility
Systems, Emilia Romagna Region
29 The government project for LNG (liquefied natural gas) development in the auto-traction
chain: launching the Italian chain
Speech by General Directorate for Security of supply and energy infrastructure, Ministry of
Economic Development
Andrea Molocchi, ECBA Project
Final Roundtable
Rita Caroselli, Director, Assogasliquidi-Federchimica
Piero Gattoni*, President, BioGas Italian Consortium
Dante Natali, President, Federmetano Paolo Vettori, President, Assogasmetano
Conclusions
Mauro Parolini, Councillor for Commerce, Tourism and Tertiary, Lombardy Region
*tbc
Further speeches on the subject by associations, institutions, sponsors, start-ups and experts of the
sector are expected.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 - MORNING
BS - Mobile Payment: digital and intelligent payment systems
for the improvement of mobility services
Friday, October 30, 2.30 – 5.00 p.m.
Hall Tower “F1 Track”, 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Second Session
Roundtable: Beyond the contactless: what applications developed for the payment of
public transport services and mobility?
Chairman: Franco Gazzotti, Senior Consultant in public transport and mobility
The needs of transport companies and proposals of suppliers of systems
Roberto Andreoli*, Responsible Informative Systems, ATM Milano
Francesco Balocco*, Councillor for Transport, Infrastructure and Public Works, Piedmont
Region
Giacomo Colladon*, General Manager, MOM Treviso
Vincenzo Monaco, General Manager , Vela Venezia
Paolo Paolillo, General Manager, TPER Bologna
Alessandro Sorte*, Assessore Infrastrutture e Mobilità, Regione Lombardia
Sergio Negro, General Manager, ACAM – Campania Agency for Sustainable Mobility
The point of view of system suppliers
Rossella De Maria, Vix
Giovanni Giuliano, Marketing Manager, Xerox Milano
The point of view of the banking industry
Speech by Poste*
Others interventions by representatives of the World Bank (under construction)
*tbc
31 TS – From the experience of mobility during Expo Milano 2015
To the development of regional and national mobility
Friday, October 30, 4.30 – 5.30 p.m.
Room 1 “Pole Position", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
MAIN TOPICS
Smart Mobility and Smart Security projects for Expo 2015
New infrastructure and mobility projects for Milan during Expo 2015
Innovative parking, traffic and mobility solutions for Expo 2015
Expo 2015: new infrastructure and mobility services, what will remain after Expo?
The development of mobility in Lombardy and Italy after the Expo
Session tbc
Speakers:
Speech by a representative of Lombardy Region
Session under construction
32 BS - Green Mobility
Seminar “Technologies for Emission Reduction”
In collaboration with Studio Comelli
Friday, October 30, 2.30 – 5.00 p.m.
Room 2 “Chicane", 2nd floor Hospitality Building, Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Programme
The emissions of internal combustion engines
Bruno Villavecchia, Director of Enviroment and Energy Department, AMAT - Milano
Experimental stations for Industry: a test to measure emissions in cars
Simone Casadei*, Research Engineer Fuels Division, Innovhub
Innovative systems for reducing emissions , with particular attention to nitrogen oxide
Pio Forzatti*, Professor Energy Department, Polytechnic University of Milan
Euro 6 standards , how they change engines
Speech by ad instructor of Texa Educational*
The role of electronics in reducing emissions
Speakers tbd
The water injection for the reduction of fuel consumption and emissions in internal
combustion engines for the automotive traction
Speakers tbd
*tbc
