Geotab Sets Speakers for Its Telematics Conference
A transportation and energy thought leader, mobility author, and data analyst will offer their insights during Geotab Connect 2018, a user conference and industry event hosted by the telematics provider.

Photo of Geotab Connect 2017 courtesy of Geotab.
A transportation and energy thought leader, mobility author, and data analyst will offer their insights during Geotab Connect 2018, a user conference and industry event hosted by the telematics provider.
Geotab Connect will take place from June 11 to 13 at the Westin Harbour Castle in Toronto.
Featured speakers include Tony Seba, who has written about energy, transportation, and climate in several books and co-founded RethinkX, a think tank that focuses on technology disruption. He wrote the top-seling Amazon book, "Clean Disruption of Energy and Transportation: How Silicon Valley Will Make Oil, Nuclear, Natural Gas, Coal, Electric Utilities and Conventional Cars Obsolete by 2030."
Lukas Neckermann, the author of three books including "The Mobility Revolution," will also give a keynote address. Neckermann has also written "Corporate Mobility Breakthrough 2020" and "Smart Cities, Smart Mobility."
The third featured speaker is Geoffrey Hinton, an engineer who designs machine learning algorithms. He is developing a system to find complex structure in high-dimensional datasets.
There is not registration fee to attend the conference. View the full conference lineup here. Learn more at the Geotab Connect website.
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