Transformations in Mobility Trends, Disruptions and the Future of Mobility and Transportation
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Biografisk notat
Gilles Roucolle is Managing Partner and co-Head of the European region of Oliver Wyman and was for more than a decade responsible for their EMEA Transportation and Services practice and global Rail & Road Business. He has over 30 years' experience in high-stakes strategic and operational projects worldwide, spanning freight and passenger railways, airlines, logistics, postal, shipping, as well as rail and aerospace suppliers and financial institutions. Roucolle sat for 15 years on the Business Advisory Committee of Northwestern University's Transportation Center. He is based in Paris, France.Transformations in Mobility Trends, Disruptions and the Future of Mobility and Transportation
"A fascinating look at what is possible for the future of mobility when we balance innovation, travel and work trends and respect for the climate."
Martine Ferland, Chief Executive Officer, Mercer
"The mobility industry has experienced numerous disruptions in the past decades and is poised to face even more in the future. It is a pleasure to witness <b>Gilles Roucolle</b> sharing his invaluable insights on this sector and offering his strategic perspectives. He has a profound understanding of the global transportation industry thanks to his long-standing passion for the sector and extensive relationships network. <i><b>Transformations in Mobility</b> </i>will prove to be beneficial for industry players, advisors and anyone with an interest in the field of transport and mobility."
Scott McDonald, Chief Executive, British Council
"The North American freight rail industry has been under siege lately. <b>Gilles Roucolle</b> presents a terrific counter to this in his exhaustive and illuminating look at the overall mobility sector. In drilling down into rail freight, he shows the importance of long-term planning and the ability to spend capital, in contrast to the stop-and-go nature that has characterized US passenger and especially potential high-speed rail. In reading this, perhaps a better future can be envisioned."
Anthony Hatch, Leading analyst of Class I Railroads in North America
"<i><b>Transformations in Mobility</b></i> delivers a remarkable and comprehensive exploration of mega-trends impacting the transport sector. While <b>Gilles Roucolle</b> rightfully emphasizes the significance of decarbonizing transport as a major growth opportunity for the rail industry, what truly distinguishes this book is not just his wealth of experience but also the insights and perspective provided by 30 of the most influential leaders in mobility. This combination makes it a must-read for anyone interested in this field."
Lilian Leroux, Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer, Wabtec Corporation
- Chapter - 01: The great fragmentation: How new challenges are different from the old;
- Chapter - 02: The steel backbone: How infrastructure drove mobility growth in rail;
- Chapter - 03: Designing futures: Why long-term planning is needed and increasingly difficult;
- Chapter - 04: Two keys to growth: Standardization and liberalization;
- Chapter - 05: The global illness: How COVID changed the mobility industry;
- Chapter - 06: New values for a new era: Gender inclusivity and decarbonization;
- Chapter - 07: Fragmentation and digital connections: Complications and solutions in the digital era;
- Chapter - 08: Smart ways to use capacity: Greater movement without further construction;
- Chapter - 09: Future visions: Some potential advances.
"A fascinating look at what is possible for the future of mobility when we balance innovation, travel and work trends and respect for the climate."
Martine Ferland, Chief Executive Officer, Mercer
"The mobility industry has experienced numerous disruptions in the past decades and is poised to face even more in the future. It is a pleasure to witness <b>Gilles Roucolle</b> sharing his invaluable insights on this sector and offering his strategic perspectives. He has a profound understanding of the global transportation industry thanks to his long-standing passion for the sector and extensive relationships network. <i><b>Transformations in Mobility</b> </i>will prove to be beneficial for industry players, advisors and anyone with an interest in the field of transport and mobility."
Scott McDonald, Chief Executive, British Council
"The North American freight rail industry has been under siege lately. <b>Gilles Roucolle</b> presents a terrific counter to this in his exhaustive and illuminating look at the overall mobility sector. In drilling down into rail freight, he shows the importance of long-term planning and the ability to spend capital, in contrast to the stop-and-go nature that has characterized US passenger and especially potential high-speed rail. In reading this, perhaps a better future can be envisioned."
Anthony Hatch, Leading analyst of Class I Railroads in North America
"<i><b>Transformations in Mobility</b></i> delivers a remarkable and comprehensive exploration of mega-trends impacting the transport sector. While <b>Gilles Roucolle</b> rightfully emphasizes the significance of decarbonizing transport as a major growth opportunity for the rail industry, what truly distinguishes this book is not just his wealth of experience but also the insights and perspective provided by 30 of the most influential leaders in mobility. This combination makes it a must-read for anyone interested in this field."
Lilian Leroux, Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer, Wabtec Corporation
- Chapter - 01: The great fragmentation: How new challenges are different from the old;
- Chapter - 02: The steel backbone: How infrastructure drove mobility growth in rail;
- Chapter - 03: Designing futures: Why long-term planning is needed and increasingly difficult;
- Chapter - 04: Two keys to growth: Standardization and liberalization;
- Chapter - 05: The global illness: How COVID changed the mobility industry;
- Chapter - 06: New values for a new era: Gender inclusivity and decarbonization;
- Chapter - 07: Fragmentation and digital connections: Complications and solutions in the digital era;
- Chapter - 08: Smart ways to use capacity: Greater movement without further construction;
- Chapter - 09: Future visions: Some potential advances.