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Sneak Peek: My Keynote at the American Truck Dealers Show - Maximizing Uptime in the Era of HyperConnectivity
This February, I will be joining the opening general session for the American Truck Dealers show, part of the overall National Automotive Dealers Association annual conference in…
The Disruptive Velocity of Industry Change: Cars Have Become Computers, and Traditional Auto Companies Can't Keep Up
Cars have become computers. And the fact is, most car companies can’t keep up as the speed of change shifts to the speed of Moore’s law and Silcon Valley. Here's a clip from the…
The Era of Instant Obsolescence: The Olden Days, Cars, and the Collapse of After-Sale Market Value
When you’ve been a keynote speaker for 25 years you’ve got your “Greatest Hits”. Here’s on of mine - “Things from the Olden Days”. Audiences love it And in this case, I’m using it…
Thinking Big & Bold: That Moment I Predicted the Tesla Business Model in 2003!
Back in 2003, I pretty much predicted the emergence of the Tesla business model and the disruption occurring today in the automotive industry. I had the details wrong though - in…
Video: "A Drone Today Might be the Flying Car of Tomorrow ...."
Any trend today can 'go supernova'. Drones of today might scale up quickly to become the flying cars of tomorrow. I'm on stage in Las Vegas, outlining what happens in the era of…
Video: What Happens with the Virtualization of Jobs? Consider Trucking!
A quick panel discussion question from my keynote in Muscat, Oman last year at the International Roads Union Summit. Some food for thought on what might happen, and what needs to…
The Future of Transit: "It's Not Your Grandad's City Bus System Anymore!"
In 1964, at the age of 5, I started going to kindergarten in Byron, a subdivision of London, Ontario. It was back in the day - and at that small age, I actually took a city bus to…
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