Cuebiq, a leader in mobility intelligence and consumer insights, announced it has been invited to join The Trinity Challenge, a coalition of partners promoting the use of data and analytics to identify, generate, and reward insights that contribute to the goal of a world better prepared for health emergencies.
The Trinity Challenge aims to bring together the world’s best and brightest minds and global organizations to generate acts that protect lives and livelihoods, and which will better protect the world against future health emergencies.
Leveraging its experience in generating insights from mobility data, Cuebiq will build upon its existing Data for Good program—which provides access to its aggregated and privacy enhanced mobility data for COVID-19 research and public policy making — and partner with The Trinity Challenge’s Members to work on integrating geospatial data into decision-making during health emergencies.
The Trinity Challenge is focused on three core initiatives:
- Set a new global challenge to the world
- Facilitate collaborations amongst the coalition to improve unique outcomes
- Strengthen the data, analytics, and learning ecosystem for global public health
“At the heart of Cuebiq is our commitment to innovation and enhancing the quality of life across the globe, which is why we created our ‘Data for Good’ program,” said Antonio Tomarchio, founder and CEO, Cuebiq. “Joining The Trinity Challenge allows us to continue these efforts, and we look forward to working with its most impressive coalition of partners.”
“We are delighted to welcome Cuebiq to The Trinity Challenge,” said Hala Audi, CEO of The Trinity Challenge. “Their Data for Good program offers anonymised location data to the scientific and public health community in a way that has not been available before. Our applicants will hugely benefit from the unique use of data to analyze the impact of pandemic response efforts on human mobility and its wider consequences on society.”
