Matosinhos, Portugal, November 05, 2020 --(PR.com)-- GoWithFlow, delivering the first end-to-end sustainable mobility management solution, today introduced a half-day consultative Sustainable Mobility Planning Workshop to help companies jump-start the way they implement an electric mobility program � from when and how to electrify the corporate fleet, to building and managing the corresponding energy infrastructure to keep vehicles charged and available, to how employees get to and from work.

Sustainability at the corporate level is a must-have in today�s climate-conscious world, and not just to reduce air pollution. Fully two-thirds of workers cited sustainability as a �need to have� in the workplace, and those who viewed their employer as a leader in sustainable practices were happier (81 percent vs. 51 percent), more productive (81 percent vs. 51 percent) and more loyal (82 percent vs. 48 percent) than employees who felt their company was lagging, according to the HP Worker Sustainability Survey Global Insights Report (April 2019).

�The path toward sustainable mobility sounds easy enough � you just swap out your existing gas- or diesel-powered vehicles with zero-emission electrics or lower-emission hybrids,� said Jane Hoffer, Flow CEO. �But mobility transverses your entire company, from how products and services are made and delivered, to something as basic as how you and your employees get to and from work.�

In addition to employee attraction and retention, there is a clear cost advantage to transitioning a fleet away from internal-combustion engines. For example, among the more than 4,500 vehicles managed through Flow�s customer programs over the past 12 months, companies saved an average of 225� per year per vehicle in basic lease, fuel and maintenance costs when they integrated their fleet with a mix of electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrids where it made sense.

Using Design Thinking methodologies, the Flow Sustainable Mobility Planning Workshop will bring together a team that includes representatives from human resources, finance, facilities, fleet management and sales and customer service. The group will then use rapid-fire question-based exercises to identify organizational priorities, define success metrics and create an initial timeline toward execution.

�With a strategic plan, companies can achieve cost savings with sustainable mobility while also creating additional benefits like employee satisfaction and desirability and improved partner and customer relationships by aligning common interests and goals,� Hoffer said. �The true value of sustainable mobility lies in mapping out a flexible, strategic plan that will make the most of near-term changes while providing direction and goals for the future.�

For more information about Flow and the Sustainable Mobility Planning Workshop, email [email protected].

About GoWithFlow
Flow is a software and services company that has delivered the first comprehensive Sustainable Mobility Management (SMM) solution to businesses and cities that are de-carbonizing their mobility footprint. Flow�s solution is based on the SMM Platform, a technology foundation that coordinates mobile telematics to provide real-time insights into how mobility assets like vehicles, scooters and charging stations are being used. With Flow SMM, decision-makers can manage five critical systems: Mobility Planning, Energy Management, Fleet Management, Mobility Services and Transaction Management. Flow�s majority shareholder is Galp, one of Europe�s energy companies leading the transition into renewable energy and sustainable fuels. For more information, visit gowithflow.io.