2011 dianafrank iiid_tnt_2_closing_remarks

closing remarks

traffic, transport and social media

IIID traffic & transport 2011 20110909

closing remarks diana frank


opening remarks diana frank

Some questions left





Some questions left– How to handle user related information?





Some questions left– How to handle user related information?– How to deal with complexity?





Some questions left– How to handle user related information?– How to deal with complexity?– And when social services needs to be social again?





Some questions left– How to handle user related information?– How to deal with complexity?– And when social services needs to be social again?

This is about community and what relates to us.





So we want to say thank you and ”Aufwiedersehen” with some impressions of the last two days…





Summary and special thanks to the speakers…





Warmup for the first day.





Peter. Always giving us a warm welcome.





Walter Wasner. Telling us something about his view of future of public transport in Austria.





Chairs without a sofa but happy to share.





Margarita Marie Köhl. Our keynote speaker facing the remote challenge.





Arno Hart. We trust friends more than marketing people.





Bent Flyen. Always good for a hand…





…opening a vivid discussion.





Michael Kieslinger. The crowd is anonymous, emotional but honest.





Christophe Tallec. It is about your point of view.





Anselmo Stelzer. Standards, standards, standards.





Lot’s of input…





…during the Q&A sections.





Dirk Esters. Give me all connections i can reach within 20 minutes.





Oana Stefana Mitrea. Talking about a smart new world.To give back the human face to communications.





Myles Miller. 7 C’s !





Clive. With a sharp eye on timekeeping.





Andrew Nash. Singing about GreenCityStreets.





Kilian Jaeger. Talking about the IC-IC project.





Photographers competition ;-)





Travel experience with a free roller coaster ride.





Thanks to the mayor of vienna to offer a great dinner.







Second day…



Warmup for the second day.





The Session “in times of cirsis and uncertainty” started with a pracital lesson.





…to challenge our master of timekeeping.





Niall Gardiner. Catch up new users with giving away an insentive.





Craig Nelson. Sound of the crowd.





Luca Steinmann. Travelers are the true experts in public transport.





Bent Flyen. Pherhaps there should be a crisis #tag for the nation.





IIID Award. Don’t be shy.





Poster Presentation.





John Austin. Taking about snow in UK.





Keiichi Koyama. Japanese wisdom during times of crisis.





Makoto Takeuchi. Wondering if all information needs to be provided to the people if it can cause more confusion.





Policy Panel.





Leonard Verhoef. If you do not know, tell it is uncertain.





Sven Leitinger. TellMeTheWay.





Nicolai Okkels. Name it. Every name tells a story.





Congratulations. 25 Years of IIID.





A last refreshment break. With presents for Peter and the IIID birthday cake.





Alfred Ritter. Sightly different color changes.





Marianne Leitgeb-Zach. Talking about the project AnachB.at – an intermodal traffic service.





Thank you for travelling with IIID…



2011 dianafrank iiid_tnt_2_closing_remarks

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