A force for the digital future: Technology pioneer and AI scientist adviser Inma Martinez is our IT-TRANS keynote speaker
A leading voice in tech
Progressing her previous careers in investment banking and telecommunications towards technology entrepreneurship, Inma Martinez is recognised worldwide as one of the leading voices in her field.
Alongside pioneering teams at Cambridge University and Trinity College Dublin, Inma worked on the first real-time AI recommendation system of the mobile Internet.
Her unique experience has allowed her to become one of the most sought-after experts in forecasting digital disruptions – and revealing the potential of AI and other transformative technologies.
For IT-TRANS, the leading sector event focused on I.T. and digitalisation, Inma’s unique insight and skills make her the perfect voice to address our audience as our keynote speaker during the opening session.
Government adviser, expert committee chair, guest lecturer and best-selling author, Inma Martinez is set to bring her expertise to IT-TRANS to elevate our output at a time when ‘the digital future’ is the hot topic of conversation.
Throughout the 2000s Inma continued working in technology innovation creating emerging digital technologies like mobile music and video streaming, the connected car, and smart living.
Across the time, she has created strategic pathways to excel in the times of digital disruption.
AI is an evolutionary cognition system that has allowed for the last 70 years for the optimisation of many industry processes and that it is poised today, thanks to Advanced AI, to transform how we resolve the challenges of the 21st century, specially transportation and life in mega-cities, as well as dealing with the energy demands and needs for sustainability. AI is not only a superior resource to achieve this, but it is forcing both governments and public sector to re-address the future of work, the ethical dilemmas of data governance, and the assurance that AI safety and trustworthiness will be guaranteed even if we develop Artificial Super Intelligence…
- ADVISER
Serves as Chair of the Multi-stakeholder Expert Group and Co-Chair of the Steering Committee at the GPAI, the G7/OECD global agency for the development and cooperation on AI.
- COLLABORATOR
UNESCO’s initiative to make AI inclusive of intercultural input and the European Space Agency’s Human and Robotic Exploration and the Ariane Cities programmes.
- AUTHOR
“The Future of the Automotive Industry” and “The Fifth Industrial Revolution: How Space Commercialisation will derive the Biggest Industrial Expansion of the 21st Century
- EXPERTISE
Provided testimonies and sector strategies on Big Data and AI at the European Commission – contributing to numerous strategies and policies shaping the digital future of the single market.
Revolutionising urban mobility
Urban mobility is changing, and the latest technological innovations and mobility trends continue to revolutionise the sector.
Only one event can help define that future, jointly hosted by UITP and Messe Karlsruhe, IT-TRANS will bring the public transport sector together to exchange, discuss, and invent new IT solutions to keep urban mobility in the driving seat of innovation.
All attendees at IT-TRANS share one collective goal: defining the future of urban mobility.
With Inma Martinez set to take centre stage during our opening, a force for the digital future will be unveiled to our attendees!
Join the digital revolution and hear Inma live
Our official press release announcing Inma as our keynote speaker
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