Expert insights on smarter mobility 

Let’s explore why EV charging is creating operational mobility budget challenges and what needs to change moving forward.

As work becomes more flexible, mobility needs to follow. How can companies design policies that adapt without losing control over cost, compliance and admin? We break it down on this article. 

This guide shows how to design a mobility budget policy that actually works in day-to-day operations.

This article explains why manual mobility budget management no longer scales. It also looks at how mobility budget automation helps HR and finance teams manage mobility budgets more efficiently, improve cost visibility, and simplify the employee experience.

In this article, we look at six common mistakes that quietly undermine mobility budget initiatives. Each of them matters far more than most companies expect.

To understand why alignment is so difficult, we first need to examine the underlying dynamics of mobility management. Only then can we see what organisations can practically do about it. 

In 2026, mobility automation only works when organisations centralise mobility. And this is precisely where most automation efforts still break down today.

This article tackles mobility from a finance perspective. Specifically, it shows how manual processes introduce hidden financial risk in mobility. It also looks at how fragmented mobility data limits oversight, and how centralisation and automation help you restore control.

Employee mobility is changin fast… in this guide, we break down the top three mobility priorities for 2026 to help you create strong programs for the year ahead.

In the final article of our TCO series, we show how to apply the two mobility budget formulas step by step in a Belgian context. Learn how to map employee spending, apply tax and VAT rules, factor in indirect costs, and compare outcomes with a company car. The result is a practical method to turn TCO calculations into clear, data-driven mobility decisions.