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Me and all S… - Turning MaaS Visions into ActionsMartin Russ, AustriaTech

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1 Starting points

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FluidtimeEnabling Smart Mobility.

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MaaS

about the environment

about co-operationabout public transport

about access to mobility

culture club

about bussiness

about competition

about user needs

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Digital Market Options

Reduced Car Ownership

Strengtheningof Public Transport

MaaS

= Value!

SocietyEnviron-

ment

Economy Technology

Drivers/Motivation

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„Mobility for Life“

Transport Services

Automotive(Sales)

A simple market perspective…

Public / State

BusinessConsumer

A simple value perspective …

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Emotion

Exper-ience

Diversity

Demo-graphy

EfficiencyAfford-ability

Safety/

Security

Sustain-ability

Tension: Mobility =/<> Service

FromIdea toMarket

Legal Certainty

Business Models

Value forMoney

Policy

User Market

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Consumer Attitudes Towards MaaS

„I would be willing to trytransport modes I previouslydid not use if my MaaS plan included them“

MaaS opens new opportunities forcurrently underutilised modes

„If MaaS were available I would not need to buy a carat all“

MaaS has the potential todecrease vehicle purchasingamong current non-owners

„MaaS would help medepend less on my car“

MaaS has the potential todecrease private vehicle usage

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12%

38%50%

56%21%

23%

29%

20%

51%

Source: www.maaslab.org@UCL

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UbiGo - Experiences

Utilization (monthly averages) – overestimation of needo Daily PT tickets: 1,920 used vs 2,220 purchased (~15% overest.)

o Car hours: 620 used vs 904 purchased (~30% overest.)

Overall 64% reported changes in travel behavior, e.g.:o 43% reported changes in mode of transport

o 34% reported changes in their way of planning trips

o 22% reported changes in trip chains

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Source: Design & Human Factors at Chalmers University of Technology Gothenburg, Sweden; Jana Sochor, MariAnne Karlsson/TRB 2016

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2 Service Eco-System

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Eco- vs. Ego-Systems

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Simplified Ownership

Car Sharing & Pooling

Peer Transport Services

Mutimodal Planners

Combined Mobility Packages

Integrated Public Transport

Capacity Management

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USER

Traffic Management &

ParkingSafety & Warning

Connectivity & Automation

Car/Bike Sharing and Pooling

Freight Demand and Delivery Management

Multi-modal trip info, booking, ticketing and

payment

Mobility Services

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User acceptance

& involvement

Authori-ties

/Operators

SMEs/Start Ups

Academia/RTOs

Industry

Real life test scenarios, Code of Practice, (CoP)

Smart Financing/Procurement

Smart Governance

Business models

Social Innovation

(co-)operationmodels

Products, services

Mobility Innovation Eco-System

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Integrated Mobility - Basic Needs

Public Transport Operators

Mobility Operators

OEM Services

MaaS Operators/Marketplaces(also non-Mobility)

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All „act integrative“ Open Data & APIs, „Fair Competition“

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3 Strategies

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Austrian MaaS RDI Roadmap – Action Areas

• pilot business-& operating-models for MaaS (e.g. Mobility Aggregator)

• Go beyond „pure“ Mobility & Transport Framework

• Develop cooperation-models for MaaS

• Macro- economicevaluation

• Impact analysis – Mobility Behaviour

• User-expectations & useracceptance

•cross-sector data-ecosystems

•Develop/agree on dataexchange formats and Service APIs

•Promote open data concepts

•Standardise data structuresof different service domains

• Politcal Commitment & Goals

• Awareness on Operator-Level

• Foster cooperationamongst providers andother sectors

Policy Data

BusinessImpact

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MaaSiFie - Framework

Enablers Barriers

• Seamless Payment • Proprietary ticketing

• Access to transport services • Car as a status

• data as commodity • “Poor” public households

• service-oriented mobility planning • Lack of MaaS related “steering bodies”

• Implementing “Living Labs” • Organisational structures

• communication networks • Uncertain value creation

Financing (in general/digital infrastructure)

Policy regulation (incl. pricing/return of investment policy)

User acceptance (more “digital natives” vs. unclear user behaviour)

Transparency (as an enabling factor or if still missing as a barrier)19

Game Changers

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MaaSiFie Architecture & Day 1 Actions Access to transport/traffic data &

services

Implementing a common governance structure regulating/deregulating data markets

Performance indicators/KPIs for common backend services

MaaS framework defining the border between public responsibilities and market shares

Enable effective matching of supply & demand

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Competitive dialogue Unable to specify the technical means

or financial set up

Negotiated Procedures For testing purposes or in sectors such

as transport

Service Procurement …

Innovation Partnership Combination of R&D + Commercial

Procurement (Three phases)

the partner(s) will develop the new solution in collaboration with authority.

How to specify and standardiseproducts (systems or single objects)?

Governance for service operation?

Procurement strategies for contracts, purchases and concessions?

Local value creation perspectives versus the scalability of concepts and services

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4 Solutions

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The way forward

Clear goals & KPIs!(Access, Costs, …)

Select key service domains

Clear Target groups

It starts with a Vision!

Architecture(data-backend-customer)

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… in practice Nationwide RTTI („VAO“, white label)

Vienna.Mobile.Lab IÖ // KombiMo/TIM (Graz)

Link Services -Linking Danube (AT & CZ, SK, HU…)

Data Market Austria - Cross-Sector Ecosystem

Regulate & support data exchange standards (Netex)

⁺ Sharing Mobility – (De-)Regulation (local/regional)

⁺ A white label „Mobility-Platform“

⁺ New pricing schemes (bundling, wholesale!?)25

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5 Steps

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Do you want to sell other‘s services? Do you want others to sell your services?

What is your favoritestrategic/policy option?

Open Data & APIs –(de-/re-)regulation!

New tax regimes – mobility packagesinstead of company cars!

Do you think you know enoughabout your customers? What is your perspective on

innovation?Procure innovation or participate in an open business environment?

Some final Questions …

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The MaaS Readyness Level!

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And finally, MaaS as a newMobility Policy Narrative

It‘s about future business& value creation to ensure

sustainable mobility!

Transport Research Arena

16 - 19 April 2018, Vienna/Austria

www.traconference.eu