TelematicsCEEurope conference & expo is an event designed for everyone interested in telematics for fleet management in Central and Southeastern Europe. It consists of presentations showcasing the latest trends and challenges in the field, as well as an exhibition featuring the newest products and services. The event has been present on the European market for 15 years, taking place each year in a different European capital. Its purpose is to bring together all stakeholders in the field of telematics for fleet management, to discuss and learn.

After a three-year break, the event is once again opening its doors, this time with even more possibilities to network, to share knowledge and to expand business. The event became part of the International Logistics Congress, which takes place every spring in Portorož, Slovenia, with the main goal to connect all logistics stakeholders in the region. As part of the Logistics Congress, with over 600 participants, TelematicsCEEurope conference & expo is now even more attractive for all companies dealing with telematics, fleet management and smart mobility.

Section 1: How AI is transforming telematics from data collection to intelligent fleet operations (9:50-10:55)

AI is moving telematics from basic tracking to real-time intelligence. This section explores how AI is transforming fleet management across Europe and beyond, from edge AI in vehicles and video analytics to predictive maintenance, safety, and data-driven decision-making.

This section will look at how AI is reshaping platforms, architectures, and business models, where value is truly being created, and how telematics and fleet solution providers should evolve to remain competitive.

Section 3: Connectivity as the backbone of scalable telematics and the Internet of Everything (11:35-12:50)

Connectivity is the foundation of modern telematics and mobility ecosystems, enabling continuous data exchange between vehicles, drivers, assets, infrastructure, and back-office systems. As fleets become larger, more regulated, and more data-driven, connectivity must support reliable, secure, and real-time operations across diverse geographies and vehicle types.

This section explores how cellular networks, satellite connectivity, edge computing, and cloud platforms combine to support an Internet of Everything for fleets: linking vehicles, trailers, tools, cargo, depots, and logistics systems. The focus is on interoperability, scalability, resilience, and data ownership, and how connectivity decisions directly affect operational uptime, compliance, and the ability to deploy advanced AI-driven telematics services.

Section 3: How EVs and OEM platforms are reshaping telematics, mobility, and the connected vehicles (14:05-15:05)

The transition to electric vehicles, connected trucks, and software-defined commercial vehicles is reshaping how fleets interact with OEMs, telematics platforms, and mobility service providers. For commercial fleets, EV adoption introduces new challenges around energy management, vehicle availability, route planning, and total cost of ownership, where everything depends on data and connectivity.

This section examines how EV adoption, OEM platforms, and embedded telematics are changing data access, platform architectures, and business models. It will explore how telematics providers, connectivity players, and software platforms can integrate with OEM systems, manage mixed fleets, and support fleet operators as vehicles become increasingly intelligent, connected by default, and service-oriented.