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The City and County of San Francisco owns and operates a fleet of more than 7,000 vehicles and pieces of equipment that provide vital functions to the city. As the Fleet Management Division moves to new facilities, FUSE Fellow Keigo Yoshida partnered with the City Administrator’s Office to analyze vehicle data, research best practices and recommend ways to improve how city employees get around.

One of the initiatives to support that work is the creation of a data dashboard that can be used by departmental managers to monitor and manage the conditions and utilization of their respective fleets. Keigo also produced a report that explores the challenges and opportunities of using autonomous vehicle technology in the city’s fleet. Keigo’s work helped increase the agency’s capacity to practice rigorous analytics to drive strategic goals, and is contributing to the existing culture within the agency of testing and leveraging the power of new technologies.

KEIGO YOSHIDA (2016-17) worked as an engineer for two years, an international NGO worker for two years, and a private sector management consultant for six years with Nomura Research Institute America and Deloitte Consulting. Keigo’s expertise lies in project management and research and advisory for business development activities. Most of his professional life has been in the US and Japan, but has also spanned time in several African and Central Asian countries. Keigo holds a BA in Chemical Engineering from Columbia University.

Keigo Yoshida

2016-2017 | City and County of San Francisco - Office of the City Administrator

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