The Fluidtime MaaS Symposium is the #1 peer event in the field of Mobility as a Service (MaaS), which brings together interested individuals and experts from all over the world every year. The 6th edition will take place from 16. – 17 September 2021 in Vienna and focuses on the importance of ecosystems under the motto “The ecosystem play”.
For two days, we look at ecosystems at different levels, from neighbourhoods to cities and regions. We look at the actors in these systems and how they work together towards MaaS. The 6th Fluidtime MaaS Symposium focuses on the following three aspects:
How do you establish and maintain collaborative relationships between actors? How can these act as the basis for a MaaS system?
How do different stakeholders build a common understanding for customers? Who owns the user? Who owns the data?
How are alliances for joint mobility solutions formed? How can self-interest and the common good be combined? Whose success is it?
Lidia Signor
Combined Mobility Manager | International Association of Public Transport (UITP)
Ferdinand Burgersdijk
Independent Consultant Digitalisation & Data Sharing | BENELUX MaaS Consortium
Lina Mosshammer
Women in Mobility (WiM) Vienna | Mobility Project Manager
Lieke Ypma
Founding Partner | Hello Impact
Wolfgang Schildorfer
Professor for Transport Logistics & Mobility | University for Applied Science Upper Austria – Campus Steyr
Zuzana Púciková
Head of EU Public Policy | Uber
Jehan de Thé
Group Public Affairs Director | Europcar Mobility Group
Monika Meirer
Change Consultant | Integrated Consulting Group
Rieke Dibbern
Pricing Manager & Business Analyst | MOIA
Clément Barbe
Global Product & Innovation Manager | ALD Automotive
Tricca
Greece
Grenoble
France
Schwarzatal
Austria
Amherst
USA
Bratislava
Slowakia
Friuli Venezia-Giulia
Italy
Linz
Austria
Vienna
Austria
Turin-Piemont
Italy
Business Park
Lower Austria
Tartu
Estonia
Finland
As part of a university project at the Vienna University of Technology, students selected three ecosystems to analyze in terms of MaaS. For this purpose, they applied the Ecosystem Canvas, interviewed stakeholders and designed implementation solutions. The results from the project will be presented in the course of the program.
Bratislava
As a university project of the TU Vienna
Schwarzatal
As a university project of the TU Vienna
The (imperfect) mobility ambassador
As a university project of the TU Vienna
The 6th Fluidtime MaaS Symposium is planned as a hybrid event, so that participation is possible both in Vienna and virtually.
Listen to inspiring presentations and panel discussions on both days, participate in Q&A discussions, 3x workshops with international ecosystems* of 1.5 hours each, incl. catering during the event as well as joint dinner reception.
Your advantage: Vienna Ticket = Online Ticket
If you are prevented from attending in person due to travel restrictions or illness, your Vienna Ticket will automatically become an Online Ticket. This way you can virtually attend the MaaS Symposium.
*People of participating ecosystems will receive a voucher for a discounted ticket via the respective MaaS Ambassador.
Don’t miss a thing, with full flexibility. Get exclusive access to livestreams of the inspiring talks and panel discussions on both days, video recordings to consume content at a later date. Participate in Q&A discussions via a digital question tool used for the entire event. 3x exclusive online workshops with international ecosystems of 1.5 hours each on both days.
Individuals from participating ecosystems will receive a discounted ticket through their respective MaaS Ambassador.
Henriette Spyra
Director Science & Innovation at Environment Agency Austria
The current transportation system is heavily dominated by individual motorized transportation on the road. The climate crisis requires the restructuring of this system according to the premise of less traffic, more mobility. This requires, as in an ecosystem, a variety of complementary, attractive and climate-friendly solutions. These solutions combine active mobility with public transport and on-demand services and cover a wide range of mobility requirements in line with needs.
Entry to Austria
From areas without high risk
PCR test: validity period of 72 hours.
Antigen test: validity period of 48 hours.
The test lane in the Aula der Wissenschaften is the closest to our venue Palais Niederösterreich.
Entry from variant areas is generally prohibited. However, exceptions apply here for professional travel. In this case, the quarantine obligation does not apply, but a negative test certificate is still required. Here you will find a current list of all risk/variant areas.
Entry with Covid 19 vaccination
For vaccinated persons, the registration and quarantine obligation is waived from the 14th day of the last necessary vaccination dose.
Currently Regulations
No contact restrictions currently apply. In all locations that are according to the tested, recovered or vaccinated rule, the obligation to wear a mask is waived. Detailed information on the current situation can be found here.