Three sections to this updated post:
- Session Agenda
- Presentations
- Replay of Live blog
Session Agenda
- 10:30: Housekeeping – Hannah Bryan, Newcastle University
- 10:35: Welcome to Hoults Yard – Charlie Hoult
- 10:40: Introduction to the day – Phil Blythe, Newcastle University
- 10:45: Introduction to SIMM – John Polak, Imperial College London
- 10:50: Live Blog and Tweets during the event – Justin Souter, Souter Consultancy
- 10:55: Session 1 – Directions of Travel, Chair – Eric Sampson, ITS (UK)
- Digital Transport – Nick Illsley, Chief Executive, Transport Direct
- Digital Economy – James Burke, lovle Ltd
- How far can you go? The Twitch-Hiker’s tale – Paul Smith
- 11:55: Open debate on Session 1
- 12:25: First review of activities on digital and analogue blogs
Presentations
Justin Souter
Nick Illsley
James Burke
Live Blog
For information about live blogging, please see this post.
To replay my live blog, please Click Here
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Justin Souter
Where do you think you’re going…? Digital Transport for a Digital Britain 
Good point from Nick on the need for digital transport in urban areas.
He is an analogue – not a Hannahlogue.
Random thoughts – all in favour of those.
Good point about devolution of power to the local region.
What will digital devolution mean for regional transport. Would that be the end of a National Transport Directs?
Nick suggests nation states are not needed in a digital age. What would happen to civil servants?
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