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Introduction

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Current and future needs of mobile workers

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Current socio-technical regime in the chosen regions

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Stakeholders’ needs, motivation and network structure

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Experiences from implementing new mobility services

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Designing mobility services and solutions

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Design principles for sustainable mobility solutions

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General recommendations for decision-makers

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When citing the final report, please use:

Vartiainen, M., Surakka T. & Haahtela, T. (Eds.) 2018.  Smart and mobile work in growth regions. Final report of the ENSCC Smart Commuting project, funded by the Joint Programming Initiative Urban Europe.

The full report is available at:

http://urn.fi/URN:ISBN:978-952-60-8350-6 

 

Final report

  • Home
  • About
    • Consortium
    • Contact
  • Introduction
    • Conceptual background
  • Current and future needs of mobile workers
    • Characteristics of mobile workers in three regions
    • Profiles of commuting groups
    • Focus groups
    • Insights from focus groups
    • Comparing the two research methods
    • Behavioural change triggers
  • Current socio-technical regime in the chosen regions
    • Three differing regions
    • Technological trends
    • Resulting mobility service development in regions
  • Stakeholders’ needs, motivation and network structure
    • Stakeholder network analysis in the city of Basel
    • Stakeholders’ attitudes towards changes and innovations
    • Implications for governance
  • Experiences from implementing new mobility services
    • Case ISTmobil
    • AC2SG Software Oy
    • Virta Ltd.
    • Kyyti Group Ltd.
    • The Growth Corridor Finland
  • Designing mobility services and solutions
    • Service level description and assessment
    • Configuration of the optimisation framework
    • Cross-border transfer of a systemic Mobility-as-a-Service -related innovation
  • Design principles for sustainable mobility solutions
  • General recommendations for decision-makers
  • Publications
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