Why Connected Vehicle Data is the Next Big Alt Dataset: Find out how Embedded Vehicle GPS Data can help Uncover New Alpha Insights
Join experts from INRIX and BattleFin for an informative webinar Replay to find out how connected vehicle data insights available in INRIX Trips Plus can help investors find hidden market trends.
INRIX Trips Plusis an easy-to-use all-in-one dataset that leverages connected vehicle data to provides investors with valuable insights into consumer trends at locations like theme parks, hotels, retail stores, and more. Additionally, Trips Plus can help analyze fleet and truck activity around manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, warehouses, and ports to gain a better understanding of supply chain activity.
The latest Trips Plus update includes vehicle trips with before and after location visits, making it an integral tool for investment managers looking to better predict earnings for public and privately owned companies, identify trading opportunities, and ultimately generate alpha.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn how INRIX Trips Plus can help you maximize your investment strategies.
What You'll Learn:
How connected vehicle data insights can be used to analyze company performance
How INRIX Trips Plus can help you measure manufacturing activity trends
The advantages that connected vehicle data provides over other geo-location datasets like mobile phone data
Meet The Speakers:
Lili Meng
Phil DeFrancesco
Head of Product, INRIX
Phil DeFrancesco is the Head of Product for the Financial Services business at INRIX, a leading provider of mobility data and SaaS offerings that utilize Embedded GPS data from passenger cars and trucks. Leveraging his wealth of experience and deep understanding of the financial landscape, Phil has led the development of INRIX's groundbreaking data offering for the financial services community and the broader alternative data ecosystem.
Phil has had an impressive career spanning over 25 years in the financial services industry. He served as the Head of Trading at Millennium Partners for 11 years before joining Thomson Reuters, where he held the position of Global Head of Trading Desktop until 2020. Phil graduated from Binghamton University with a Masters of Business Administration (M.B.A.) in 1997.
