Telematics - Open Mic Night
- 5:30 pm - Doors open
Refreshments and Networking
- 6:00 pm - Welcome address
Piotr Serwin & Michał Krokosz, Fintech Trends
- 6:05 pm - Presentations
Mateusz Maj, CEO at Vivadrive, engagement and improvement platform for car and mobility companies. Mateusz is an actuary, an insurtech, mobility & AI entrepreneur.
Leszek Leśniak, Managing Director at PANEK CarSharing, which are the leader of free-floated, public, shared mobility in Warsaw. With 1 111 cars, from which 1 000 are hybrid, PANEK is the second biggest carsharing service on the world, based on hybrid synergy drive vehicles. Leszek is also involved in spreading the idea of sharing economy and Mobility as a Service in Poland.
Paul Bruckberger, CEO & Co-Founder at linx4. Linx4 are experts in the field of Industrial IoT and standardized, location-independent machinery data collection. The company’s experience is based on more than 4,000 digitized machines from various industries. Linx4 is the technical platform for banks and combines Industrial IoT technologies with data know-how to provide banks with new, data-based financing solutions.
- 6:35 pm - Panel Discussion
Moderator:
Piotr Serwin, Fintech Trends
Speakers will be joined by:
Dr Janusz Grobicki, a Deputy Chief Editor of the monthly magazine „BANK”. He is an expert at the Adam Smith’s Institute and assistant professor at WARSAW COLLEGE OF PROMOTION, too. Formerly he was a Chief Editor of the monthly magazine „BANK” and Leading Editor at the monthly magazine “FINANSISTA”. He used to work as a junior journalist at the Polish TV – TVP1. He graduated from the Warsaw University – Journalism and Political Sciences Department, Doctor of economy science in the discipline of a management – The Warsaw School of Economics (SGH). A subject of the dissertation: „Influence of information on economic situation of enterprises”.
- 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Closing remarks and networking
In the world crammed with telecom towers, inexpensive sensors and cheap data transmission, risk assessment has dramatically evolved from the old days. An insurance company can monitor client position minute-by-minute and precisely assess risk associated with his/her driving style. A bank that financed a purchase of an expensive asset such as a vehicle, heavy machinery or factory equipment can now monitor the location and multiple parameters of an asset. Come and meet telematics experts and see how precisely the technology and telecommunication is changing finance and insurance industry.
