The latest video in our DataForGood™ series focuses on the subject of usage-based insurance (UBI). UBI has the power to transform car insurance in a number of ways that will benefit those who drive well and are honest. By knowing exactly how people are expected to drive, insurance providers can quote for policies more accurately and help keep costs down for responsible drivers. In addition, the growing problem of insurance fraud can be greatly reduced with more accurate liability attributed in the event of an accident. It’s one of the many reasons Palantir and Sompo chose to partner with Wejo. Check out the video below.
For the next two days, Wejo will be attending CONNECT Europe, being held at the Evian Resort in France. We'll be holding a workshop and roundtable for interested parties, with the workshop focused on how dealers can 'Reinvent and Digitize your Dealership Leveraging Car Data'. Dealers can use connected vehicle data to drive increased traffic to their business and we want to help show them how. For more information, check out the link below.
Last night, Wejo founder and CEO, Richard Barlow, joined Palantir COO, Shyam Sankar, on CNBC’s Closing Bell, alongside hosts Wilfred Frost and Courtney Reagan. In the discussion, Richard covered Wejo’s strong business fundamentals, the exciting future of connected vehicle data, and why industry giants like Palantir and Microsoft are onboard. Check it out for yourself via the link below.
Wejo, together with our partners Palantir, are revolutionising the mobility industry today, taking the underutilized power of connected vehicle data and producing robust insights that shape our cars and cities, making them cleaner, safer, and more connected than ever before. Find out all about the great work we’re doing in this video.
Have you ever wondered how connected vehicle data became the best source for understanding roadway trends? In this article, Wejo explores the history of connected vehicle data and how it evolved, from the first connected vehicles, to the advance of the Internet of Things, to modern day cars with a huge range of sensors creating the clearest picture of how drivers are using their vehicle. With more and more connected vehicles providing even greater amounts of data on road and car use each year, it's clear that connected vehicle data has a large part to play in the future of the automotive industry.
Today, at 11.30am CDT (5.30pm GMT), Wejo's AVP of Solutions Engineering, Matt Blackwell, will be talking to the TTI 'Data Talks' panel about Using Big Data to Improve Roadway Safety and Access. Join him via the link below to learn more about big data and revelations from the data analysis.
On Friday, Wejo CEO, Richard Barlow, and Virtuoso CEO, Jeff Warshaw, sat down for a fireside chat with IPO Edge and the Palm Beach Hedge Fund Association. In an entertaining and informative discussion, they talked about Wejo's underlying business fundamentals, the growth in the market for connected vehicle data, and Wejo's business combination with VOSO. If you missed it, check out the replay via the link below.
Today, September 10th, IPO Edge and the Palm Beach Hedge Fund Association will be hosting a fireside chat with Wejo CEO, Richard Barlow, and Virtuoso Acquisition Corp. CEO, Jeffrey Warshaw, where the two will discuss Wejo's underlying business fundamentals, existing partnerships, the market for connected vehicle data and connected vehicles, and the company's business combination with VOSO. Catch this live event at 2pm EDT (7pm UK, 8pm CET) via the link below.
Ahead of Wejo's proposed SPAC later this year, Wejo founder and CEO, Richard Barlow, joined Kristi Marvin and Nick Clayton on the SPACInsider podcast to discuss how Wejo is using connected vehicle data to change the world for the good. In this podcast, Richard talks about how the business is already working with Departments of Transport across the US today to identify improvements for infrastructure, with logistics companies to produce more efficient delivery routes, and how the company has managed to machine learn multi-storey car parks in Korea to help cars inform each other of empty parking spaces and reduce emissions. Listen to the full podcast at the link below.
Connected vehicle data can seem daunting, but there are many myths that may be holding you back from embracing the potential it can bring to your business. In this article, we unpick some of the mistruths you may know of, such as needing PhDs to understand it, that it's hugely expensive, or that you may need lots of storage. Check out the truth in this myth busting article.
