• Get an up-to-date overview of the Korean telematics market today

• Analyse the opportunities and barriers in the Korean telematics market

• Discover how government support can be harvested to vitalise the industry
  
• Be the first to hear details of the government's 2007 goals and strategies to push telematics through policy and projects

DongWon Choi , Deputy of Ubiquitous Policy Team, Korean Ministry of Information and Communication

• Hear the latest analysis on the current status of the Australian telematics industry

• Understand the Australian “strategic electronics industry plan” and how it can profit telematics-related companies inside and outside Australia

• Explore the latest information on Australian Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association’s (AEEMA) development work on various operational telematics platforms

• Gain insight into an Internet-based approach to global capability matching

Angus M Robinson, Chief Executive, AEEMA

• Discover where to find the growth segments in China and which ones represent the  biggest opportunities

• Analyse which sets of technology are receiving trials, which have been adopted or tested, and how they will affect the Chinese market

• Map the key success factors and key barriers to be overcome on the road to profitability

Peter Zhou, Marketing manager, AutoNavi

• Understand what is holding back telematics’ potential for in-car entertainment, and how to overcome it
  
• Explore the main opportunities and growth paths

• Envision overall future trends: one winner for all?

Tsuguo Nobe, General Manager, Nissan Motor Co.  

• The big picture: How to make ubiquitous telematics combine home networks

• Integrate or Compete: Analyze the relationship between mobile devices and the vehicle to understand whether they can co-exist

• Explore the trends in each Asia-Pacific market

DoHyung Kim, Senior Research Engineer of Vehicle Assistant System Group, LG Electronics

• Combating subscription fatigue: Discover ways to avoid the pitfalls of monthly payment models

• Building a better return: Compare different business models, including pay-as-you-go and sponsored advertising, to understand returns across telematics applications

• Analyse the power of packaging: Will packaging multiple services like satellite radio and navigation generate better acquisition and retention?

• Educating the dealers: Auto sales people can become effective telematics service sellers. Here’s how to make it happen.

• Boosting customer uptake: Lessons learned from the commercial telematics space

• Finding the best way forward: Are monthly subscriptions the best pricing and service model?

• Avoiding data overload: How much is too much when your customer is paying the phone bill?

SangChul Kim, Manager, KTF

Jorge Otero, Director of Mobile Safety Products,  ADT

• Investigate how you can provide the technology needed for EDR to be deployed

• Find out how the different projects are financed and who will pay

• Get the feedback from the insurance world

• Learn from the big players in the industry who will take the lion’s share in the market

• Investigate how EDR has the potential to play a part in future safety and remote diagnostics applications

• Bottlenecks or obstacles to extend EDR to real market

• Current movement of EDR service in Korea

Sung Ho Park, Director, Confitech

This session will give you a neutral perspective on the process Europe is going through right now in implementing an eCall system

• Benefit from a clear statement on today status. What are the players, what is the value chain

• Analyse eCall organisational and technical issues today; what are the options the EC is looking at

• Find out how to make the commercial case for eCall

• Investigate all the (Public Safety Answering Point) PSAPs pre-requisite in order to make eCall work elsewhere

• How to get the application between the PSAPs and the car approved past commercial and political sensibilities

Jan Unander, Executive Director, Telematics Valley

Fukushima-san is the leader of Nissan’s active safety field operational test project in Kanagawa, Japan. He will discuss the preliminary results of the SKY project. From this session you will learn:

• Active safety: How to make the case and who is set to profit from the its nationwide deployment

• Making it work: Key issues and solutions to this key application

• Intersection Collision Avoidance: Applying vehicle-to-infrastructure communication

• Pedestrian Collision Avoidance: Making the streets safer for drivers and pedestrians

• Hidden potential: Probing car data for better traffic information

• Productive partnerships: Making active safety happen

Masao Fukushima, IT and ITS Engineering Department, Nissan Motor co. ltd

• Delve into what location-based service really is, with examples of what works today

• Discover which LBS offerings have the most consumer appeal and gain insight into the most common implementation issues, including dynamic POI (point of Interest), weather and parking data

• Understand the role of the OEMs and wireless operators in this market: Who will provide which services?

• Uncover the business model dilemma: Discover who is likely to pay and who is in the best position to profit from LBS

• Widening the pipeline: Just how much data and communication speed will LBS services require as the industry gathers momentum

Rafael Saavedra, CEO, Global Gateway

When it comes to navigation on mobile phones, no country on earth is more advanced than Japan. Discover how pavement-level navigation enables new services, and gain insights into the value chain and partnership network needed to make it happen.

• See into the future of the mobile navigation experience, including applications, services and interfaces

• Learn how to harvest the profits from dynamic POI

• Understand the POI value chain and build your ecosystem

• Dynamic benefits: Case studies illustrating dynamic POI benefits, including parking, train time…

• The relationship’s the key: Learn from an international player what really makes a relationship with a wireless operator work

Shin Kikuchi, CTO, Navitime

• Get case studies on successful ways Korean TSP have provided new localized services subscribers

• Content user / content providers: dig deeper into the web 2.0 hype and extract the real business models

• Dissect the current legal issues and obstacles from recent government regulation. Tips on:
  • Protecting your customer
  • Handling the effects of regulation

WonTae Kim, Director, Point-I