The full session schedule is being finalized and will be published here as it's confirmed. The forum spans two days in Alexandria:
An evening to connect with peers before the full-day program.
A full day of sessions built for senior public-sector fleet leaders.
Detailed times and speakers will be added as they're confirmed.
How fleet leaders work within the AI, data, and procurement policies set by their city councils, city managers, and IT departments, and how to be an informed voice at the table when those policies are being shaped.
Where AI tools and software are reshaping day-to-day operations, from predictive maintenance to parts and inventory management, and how fleet leaders and their IT teams can put these tools to work to run more efficiently.
Evaluating return on investment, total cost of ownership, and long-term value under realistic public-sector budgets, and using AI to strengthen planning for the major initiatives shaping public fleets, from electrification and alternative fuels to fleet modernization and severe-weather response.
Training, change management, and labor partnerships that make technology adoption stick.
Space is intentionally limited to preserve a peer-level conversation among senior public fleet leaders.