Transportation already operates as one connected system. But the intelligence used to understand it is often fragmented across industries, organizations and data sources.
Arity Insights brings together leaders from insurance, transportation, retail, technology, and the public sector to explore what becomes possible when those perspectives connect, creating greater context, better decisions and new sources of value.
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Innovating at AI Speed
- How do organizations create cultures that adapt to rapid technological change?
Rahaf Harfoush will explore:
- How AI is reshaping leadership
- Why many transformation efforts fail
- What separates experimentation from adoption
- How organizations build trust in a data-driven world
From signals to intelligence: How different signals, perspectives, and datasets help us understand more of what's happening across transportation.
Transportation already operates as one connected system. The way we understand it doesn't. Intelligence remains fragmented across industries, organizations and data sources.
Gary Hallgren opens Arity Insights with a vision for mobility intelligence: connecting perspectives across people, vehicles, roads, infrastructure, and transportation systems to create greater context around what's happening, anticipate what's next, and help organizations make better decisions.
Speaker: Gary Hallgren, President, Arity
For decades, decisions have been powered by historical indicators.
What happens when driving behavior becomes available in real time and can be paired with credit intelligence, vehicle data, and other signals?
This conversation explores how mobility data is creating new opportunities - from underwriting and personalization to consumer engagement and app monetization.
Speakers: Larry Rask, Arity + Jeff Sadler, Experian
Nearly every organization has an AI strategy. Far fewer have embedded AI into how their business actually operates. In this candid discussion, leaders from different industries share what it takes to move from experimentation to execution.
Where do organizations get stuck? What data, talent, governance, and cultural changes are required? And how do leaders distinguish compelling demonstrations from AI initiatives that improve measurable business outcomes?
Speakers: Tiffany Symes, Iteris; Ashish Modi, Google; Ethan Tarby, Plymouth Rock Insurance
A cross-industry look at how poor road conditions ripple across the ecosystem - often in ways organizations measure independently but rarely connect.
Using a single geography or scenario, this session quantifies the downstream impact of road quality across:
- Insurance (claims frequency and severity)
- Retail (access, traffic flow, and lost demand)
- Public sector (maintenance, planning, and safety outcomes)
- Mobility platforms (routing efficiency and user experience)
Presentation followed up with a Q&A with Nick Bowden, Replica + Gary Hallgren, Arity about the public/private data relationships and the shared outcomes that can and should come with collaboration from all parties.
Interactive Session | The gravity of better decisions: Why more data doesn't always lead to better decisions
More data doesn't automatically lead to better decisions. In this interactive roundtable, leaders will explore the concept of organizational gravity and discuss how leadership, culture, strategy, and decision-making processes influence an organization's ability to act on new information. Participants will share experiences, challenges, and ideas for turning real-time insights into meaningful action.
Facilitated by Keith Toney, AI & Data Transformation Executive; Former EVP and President at Discover Financial Services; former SVP Personal Lines Product, Data Science + Analytics at The Hartford
Location becomes more powerful when it provides context around how the transportation system is changing in real time. This conversation explores how intelligence across vehicles, roads, infrastructure, and mobility systems can help organizations understand what's happening and make more informed operational decisions.
Speakers: Ralf-Peter Schäfer, TomTom; Andrew Taylor, NextMove; John Scanlon Ph.D., Waymo
Turning intelligence into action: How organizations translate greater context into better decisions, new opportunities, and real-world impact.
Transportation doesn’t happen in silos, but the data used to understand it often does. Hear perspectives from Arity, INRIX, and Replica on what becomes possible when behavioral, location, and movement intelligence are viewed together, creating greater context, new use cases, and smarter decisions across industries.
Speakers: Peter Levinson, Arity; Ahmed Darrat, INRIX; Nick Bowden, Replica
Across insurance, transportation, retail, technology, and the public sector, some forms of data are becoming essential infrastructure for everyday decision-making. But for organizations to depend on data, it must be timely, trusted, interoperable, and capable of producing real-world value.
This conversation explores how public- and private-sector leaders are building data ecosystems that support safer communities, more responsive operations, better customer experiences, and stronger business decisions.
Speakers: Michael Pack, CATT Labs; Dennis Stefanitsis, Instacart
The most valuable insights emerge when data moves beyond organizational and industry silos. Learn how leading organizations are responsibly connecting data across devices, platforms, people, and ecosystems to drive innovation, personalize experiences, improve operations, and create entirely new business opportunities.
Speakers: Joe Gurerin, Toyota Insurance; Lay Ling Khoo, Samsung
Consumer behavior rarely shows up in just one dataset. This conversation explores what organizations can understand when movement, location, transaction, operational and market intelligence come together, and how those signals can help leaders spot change earlier and make more confident decisions.
Speaker: Brian Norris, OPIS; Andy Moncla, BI Spatial; Chico Gersappe, INRIX
What initially drew CSAA and SiriusXM to partner with Arity? In this candid conversation, leaders from both organizations share how they evaluated the opportunity, measured success, expanded their partnerships over time, and uncovered new ways to create value. Attendees will gain practical insights into how leading organizations assess partnerships, validate results, and turn successful initiatives into long-term business impact.
Speakers: Tim LeMere, CSAA; Steve Coker, SiriusXM
Attendees choose the conversation most relevant to their organization. Each group will explore where the industry is heading, what decisions need to improve, and what partnerships or capabilities will be required to get there.
Attendees chose one session:
- The future of pricing insurance at time of quote | For carriers
Discussion led by Arity (Jeff Schlitt, Henry Kowal) + Experian (Jeff Sadler)
What changes when driving behavior is available before a policy is written? This breakout session will explore how carriers can use Arity IQ scores and driving behavior attributes as an additional input during the quote process to better understand risk and inform pricing, underwriting, eligibility, and qualification decisions.
Participants will discuss what it takes to bring driving intelligence into the new-business workflow, including implementation considerations, testing, internal alignment, and how to evaluate its potential value.
- Understanding transportation as a connected system | For public + private sector
Discussion led by Arity (Dan Regan) + Replica (Nick Bowden) + INRIX (Chico Gersappe)
Transportation decisions are made across industries, but they are rarely made with a complete view of the system.
This roundtable brings together public- and private-sector perspectives to explore what becomes possible when intelligence about people, vehicles, roads, places, infrastructure, and movement can be better connected.
Participants will discuss which decisions could improve with a more complete view of transportation, where intelligence remains fragmented today, and what partnerships will be required to close those gaps.
