Telematics Munich 2013 Conference Agenda
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Day 1 Morning Keynotes | Day 1 Track 1: Infotainment & Connectivity
Day 1 Track 2: Mobility, Safety & Vehicle-to-Infrastructure | Day 1 Track 3: Insurance & M2M
Day 2 Morning Keynotes | Day 2 Track 4: Apps, HMI & The Cloud
Day 2 Track 5: Traffic & Advanced Navigationy | Day 2 Track 6: Emerging Markets
Chair: Dominique Bonte, Group Director Telematics, ABI Research
The Digital Native Driver and the Car: Transform the Relationship
Telematics is changing the experience of car ownership, yet how will the connected car industry make money out of heightened connectivity, and enable a profitable relationship between the OEM, the value-chain and the connected consumer?
- Data, data, data: Discuss opt-in scenarios for sharing data with consumers to give them control whilst using intelligent loyalty-based CRM applications to position the car as the nucleus for a truly connected lifestyle
- Ensure connectivity addresses the key concerns of telematics such as dynamic content integration, insurance, revenue sharing schemes and applications in order to create sustainable ROI
- Understand how telematics will be the key enabler for integrated billing, accounting and back-end solutions as part of an OEM drive towards congestion easement in EU urban centres
Roger Lanctot, Associate Director, Strategy Analytics
BMW ConnectedDrive: Transition for a New Era of Connectivity
Understand BMW's latest vision for European telematics and the connected car experience as they create infotainment, convenience and safety offerings to harmonise with drivers' key needs.
- Discuss methods to engage and nurture the OEM-consumer relationship by offering a new level of product flexibility and inventing new ways of customer interaction via connectivity features
- Assess the future for offering self-installed applications whose pattern and design will echo the seamless experience of smartphones and tablets for the vehicle
- Latest information on which services such as cloud-based entertainment, drive and vision assistance, vehicle management and parking will unleash a fully personalised service for the driver
Simon Euringer, Head of ConnectedDrive, BMW
The OEM Mission to Monetise the Connected Consumer
In Europe alone, revenues from mobile communications in 2012 were €174 billion, and mobile data traffic volumes are set to increase 90% each year to 2016 (GSMA & AT Kearney, 2012). Understand how OEMs plan to gain a piece of this lucrative pie.
- Understand the business models for the varying players in the value-chain and see how OEMs can offer dynamic and driver-centric content to up-sell vehicles and redefine the telematics business case
- Discuss different connectivity options such as GSM, LTE, and multiple SIM options in the car and services in the cloud in order to identify which of these will support data-intensive apps
- See how OEMs are creating different customisable profiles for flexible options in order to cooperate with current EC legislation and the digital native's connectivity demands
Simon Euringer, Head of ConnectedDrive, BMW
Thomas Müller, VP Electronic Systems, Volvo
Andrei Iordache, Product Planning Specialist, KIA Motors
Marcus Heitmann, Lead Product Management, Volkswagen
Moderator: Dominique Bonte, Group Director Telematics, ABI Research
Telecoms and Insurers Find the Route to Market
There will be 89 million insurance telematics subscribers globally by 2017. This session will outline how M2M tech and driver behaviour data analysis will create actionable insight for new revenue streams across the value-chain.
- Big data offering big insight: Understand how data enrichment from OBD2 and geo-spatial analysis can refine driver behavioural scoring for a more accurate risk assessment
- Hear which factors are crucial to the success of future usage based insurance (UBI) products across Europe when telecoms companies engage in talks with insurers
- See which value-added services will be offered to customers such as stolen vehicle recovery, tracking, GPS breakdown calls, maintenance reminders and eco-driving scores to reduce overall driving costs
Kai Brasche, Vice President M2M, Telefonica
Envision the Future of ITS in Europe
With 887 billion passenger kilometres (pkm) completed on Germany's roads per year, this figure will only rise in the future, setting a key deployment challenge for intelligent transport systems. Get to grips with the European Commission's ITS Action Plan and its impact on the telematics world.
- Discuss the provisional timelines and framework for the launch of eCall, and the HeERO project and how this technology platform will benefit evolving ITS architectures
- Learn more about the cooperative systems, architectures, applications and on-going standardisation in ETSI and CEN to support global harmonisation with ISO and IEEE to collaborate with EC directives
- Discuss key pilots like PREVENT, SimTD, DRIVE C2X and FOTSIS to assess how a convergence between road architecture and communications infrastructure will increase safety and improve traffic management
Pawel Stelmaszczyk, Directorate General of Mobility and Transport, European Commission (DG Move)
Juhani Jaaskelainen, Head of Unit ICT for Transport, European Commission (DG Connect)
The Telematics Platform Is the Game Changer
In order to integrate the car into the wider ecosystem, a common unified platform must be delivered for OEMs to provide security, functionality and the space for developers to get involved in the connected car space.
- Examine lessons learned from CONTRAN-245 and ERA-GLONASS in Brazil and Russia to create an ever-evolving platform that can then be customised to the legislative and service priorities of other international markets
- Utilise an open software architecture to create a two-way platform that shares big vehicle data with local city and road authorities to give end-users the latest and greatest infrastructure for telematics services
- Learn how to identify and leverage key strategic cross-industry partnerships to enable telematics suppliers to best participate in new verticals and emergent geographical markets
Martin Rosell, Managing Director, WirelessCar
Workshop:
Nurture the OEM-Driver Relationship for Greater Revenue and Loyalty
Telecommunications companies are clearly no longer a 'data pipe'. Debate how additional services can enable storage and processing methods to make big data, useful data for both OEMs and drivers themselves.
- Identify how telecoms can collaborate with aggregators to convert raw data into business intelligence formatted for fuel management, maintenance, insurance and asset tracking
- Assess the changing role and ambitions for telecoms to provide OEMs with a system capable of optimising the driving and vehicle ownership experience
- Envision the 'pay as you play' connected car landscape and assess the varying subscription and top-up data package services available for consumers across the different countries of Europe
David Levine, Global Head of Automotive, Vodafone
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Day 1 Morning Keynotes | Day 1 Track 1: Infotainment & Connectivity
Day 1 Track 2: Mobility, Safety & Vehicle-to-Infrastructure | Day 1 Track 3: Insurance & M2M
Day 2 Morning Keynotes | Day 2 Track 4: Apps, HMI & The Cloud
Day 2 Track 5: Traffic & Advanced Navigationy | Day 2 Track 6: Emerging Markets
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Track 1
Infotainment & Connectivity
The Intuitive User Experience: Integrate with the CE World
As automakers continue to grapple with the pace of consumer electronics, evaluate the pros and cons of different service platforms whilst developing relationships with the titans of CE.
- Leverage the smartphone's computational power with cloud features in the head-unit to support consumer device compatibility for the vehicle's total lifetime
- The Telematics Trojan Horse: Confront the issue of control to assess whether strategic partnerships will reduce OEM influence over car infotainment and the driving experience
- Pinpoint how OEMs intend to find the balance between meeting consumer trends, maximising ROI and 'giving up the keys' to their walled-garden architectures
Marcus Heitmann, Lead Product Management, Volkswagen
David Voss, General Manager Infotainment, Opel AG
Moderator: Precksha Saksena-Sood, Managing Director, Telematics Update
The Car Is No Longer Just a Capsule
Discuss how the connected car is fundamentally challenging the telematics revenue model and what customers will expect of their cars over the next 5 to 8 years.
- Explore the advantages of single billing plans in order to integrate today's connected services ecosystem within a unified payment infrastructure
- Analyse OEM strategies to move from product to service relationships as the vehicle becomes an extension of insurance, navigation and social media worlds to plan your future services portfolio
- Manage secure payment services for consumers to give them a new vehicle ownership driving experience and safeguard new revenue streams for OEM customers
Pascal Pediroda, Offering Manager Connected Vehicles, ATOS
The Aftermarket Piece: Address Euro-Roaming, SIM Cards and Imminent LTE
Telecom companies across Europe will have critical influence in both managing data plans and integrating dynamic connectivity throughout the telematics space. Hear how to partner with the telecoms segment.
- Learn how the automotive value-chain is planning its strategy to manage data plans and impending costs across countries in a fragmented European market
- Analyse how MNOs will cooperate with OEMs to provide assistance on emergency services and create a viable business model for high volume data services
- Discover how TSPs will use a carrier agnostic model with multiple firms to offer seamless network coverage and reduce unrealistic user roaming charges
Paul Hedtke, Senior Director, Qualcomm
Andrea Sroczynski, Head of Germany Region (DACH) / Head of Global Automotive Sales, Telenor Connexion
Daniel Wittwer, Product Manager ConnectedDrive, BMW
Moderator: Roger Lanctot, Associate Director, Strategy Analytics
No Longer Offline and Always Connected
The Networked Society is now a reality: discuss how mobile broadband in the vehicle will bring the car into this real-time framework so that the consumer is no longer offline in the car.
- Learn from an OEM case study demonstrating how the vehicle aligns with exterior ecosystems, including use of the connected vehicle cloud
- How are current Appstores in the vehicle evolving? Examine ustomized service enablement that takes in the commercial needs of both telecommunication providers and OEMs
- Cast the spotlight on the transportation and utility industries to understand how they adapted to mobile broadband and apply lessons learned for the connected vehicle ecosystem
Magnus Lundgren, Director Service Enablement, Ericsson
Thomas Müller, VP Electronic Systems, Volvo
How to Charge the Customer: Billing, Cloud and Subscriptions
- Discuss how billing in the cloud will be beneficial to the end-users when it comes to shared data plans, monitoring data usage and access to information across various cross-border platforms
- Hear how wireless carriers are developing lateral strategies to support the automotive business models, managing app stores and creating billing options for connectivity to provide multiple in-car services
- Explore affordable consumer data plans such as data usage monitoring, split data plans, reprogrammable SIMS and multi-device data sharing to create transparent billing plans
Martin Rosell, Managing Director, WirelessCar
Pascal Pediroda, Offering Manager Connected Vehicles, ATOS
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Day 1 Morning Keynotes | Day 1 Track 1: Infotainment & Connectivity
Day 1 Track 2: Mobility, Safety & Vehicle-to-Infrastructure | Day 1 Track 3: Insurance & M2M
Day 2 Morning Keynotes | Day 2 Track 4: Apps, HMI & The Cloud
Day 2 Track 5: Traffic & Advanced Navigationy | Day 2 Track 6: Emerging Markets
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Track 2
Mobility, Safety & Vehicle-to-Infrastructure
An Intelligent Landscape for Mobility
As the automotive community evolves, we look beyond to see what the future of connected cars and smart mobility will look like.
- Hear how ETSI, and ERTICO are working towards creating a common technical standard for deployment and interoperability of cooperative mobility solutions
- Get an update on the Compass4 project and their phase-by-phase deployment of Red Light Violation Warning (RLVW) and Energy Efficient Intersections (EEI) to create bundled services
- See which specific services such as connected safety and smart parking are in-demand and deployed by local authorities to develop middleware and hardware to cater to these demands
Pierpaolo Tona, Project Manager, ERTICO
Søren Hess, General Manager, Car2Car Communication Consortium
Gert Blom, Innovation Manager Mobility, Helmond Region, Netherlands
Next Steps for Mass Deployment of V2X
V2V, V2I and telematics communications systems have various business models. Understand their respective needs, integration and deployment strategies to prepare for mass market penetration.
- Evaluate safety vs. mobility business cases for OEMs and road operators and see how they will integrate services to ensure safe and optimised traffic management
- Assess how V2V systems can be integrated with existing ADAS systems to combine emergency safety features with active and passive features to optimise driver safety
- Hear how the automakers, suppliers and operators are combining their services to meet common ITS standards to reach a deployment phase
Tim Leinmuller, Info & Safety Engineering Department, DENSO
Tom Alkim, Coordinator Cooperative Systems, Rijkswaterstaat
Gerard Segarra, Advanced Engineering ITS Innovation Pilot, Renault
Christian Ress, Technical Expert Connectivity, Global Driver Assistance & Active Safety, Ford
Ford and V2X: Car2X and the Future of V2V & V2I
Assess the results of the SimTD project across Europe in the quest for cooperative systems, safer intelligent mobility, and certified V2X technology and functions.
- Understand the latest on the EU-funded DRIVE C2X across 7 test sites which analyses interoperability and scalability under everyday use case conditions for connected vehicles
- Broaden the scope towards harmonisation of global V2X standards in order to initiate early DSRC deployment models for greater global market penetration of V2X systems
- Assess key government and industry drivers in the East Asian and North American markets, and lessons learned from these geographies to formulate a cross-national growth strategy
Christian Ress, Technical Expert Connectivity, Global Driver Assistance & Active Safety, Ford
Car Sharing: The Key Piece in a Next-Gen Mobility Portfolio
BMW's DriveNow service attracts 60,000 customers worldwide. As urban consumers demand key transportation alternatives such as car sharing, hear how BMW are taking steps to making mobility accessible for all.
- Receive an in-depth update on the DriveNow project and how discounted services for parked cars, multi-hour and daily usage are leading the path towards critical mass and a smoother infrastructure for the driver
- Analyse the role of telematics as the key enabler for integrated billing, accounting, smart metering and back-end solutions as part of an OEM drive towards e-Mobility and urban congestion easement
- Understand the long-term commercial goal of mobility and hear how monetisation strategies will align with large scale urban development to create a key revenue stream for automakers
Carl-Friedrich Eckhardt, VD Mobility Services, BMW
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Day 1 Morning Keynotes | Day 1 Track 1: Infotainment & Connectivity
Day 1 Track 2: Mobility, Safety & Vehicle-to-Infrastructure | Day 1 Track 3: Insurance & M2M
Day 2 Morning Keynotes | Day 2 Track 4: Apps, HMI & The Cloud
Day 2 Track 5: Traffic & Advanced Navigationy | Day 2 Track 6: Emerging Markets
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Insurers Join Forces with Solution Providers
As the insurance telematics segment continues to expand, understand the key models focusing around claims management from prominent insurers, TSPs and end-users from the European arena.
- Understand insurers' perspective on how to share, manage and protect driver data while creating an open environment for a concentric data strategy that benefits the entire value-chain
- Learn how to establish symbiotic relationships between insurers, OEMs and TSPs to combine core features such as CAN bus integration in order to provide value to all parties
- Discuss the benefits of smartphone applications such as reduced hardware costs and faster claims processes to understand how this platform can aid adoption
Andrew Price, Practice Leader Motor Fleet, Zurich
Andrea Jurkic, Coordinator Strategic Programme, Generali Group
Speaker TBC, HUK-COBURG Insurance Group
Moderator: Frederic Bruneteau, Ptolemus Consulting
Complete the Customer Portfolio with Insurance Telematics
The number of global insurance telematics users will grow at a CAGR of 90% from 1.94 million in 2012 to 89 million in 2017. Explore the options when offering unique UBI solutions to build a desirable and profitable customer portfolio.
- Discuss the parameters of behaviour most useful to predict risk such as harsh acceleration and fast cornering to prioritise customer needs when devising key solutions
- Assess preferred strategies such as end-to-end, multiple 3rd party integrated solutions and fully internalised models that OEMs require within their overall UBI telematics strategy
- Hear how to design and implement simple UBI products and services that will win and retain more customers for a low-risk, low-claims customer portfolio
Jonathan Hewett, Chief Marketing Officer, Octo Telematics
Take Insurance Mass Market through Intelligent Platforms
- Learn how OEMs and insurers are collaborating to filter and manage data sets and how data enrichment will refine driver behavioural scoring for a more accurate risk assessment
- Discuss the increase of app-driven insurance solutions to simplify information exchange and empower the consumer to create a 'golden driver' portfolio for insurance carriers
- Understand the need for a secure cloud infrastructure and platform to maintain sensitive data exchange to increase widespread adoption of telematics services
Paul Reynolds, Director Automotive Business EMEA, Telogis
The Commercial Vehicle Outlook
By 2014 over 20% of vehicles in commercial use will be equipped with telematics solutions (Ptolemus Consulting). We discuss the technological, political and commercial drivers behind the growth.
- Offer flexible, mobile platform services such as smartphone-based Mirrorlink with HTML5 to provide a seamless UI experience to adapt to new and existing customers in the fleet space
- Review past product design and implementation in the European fleet space and assess what the perfect commercial telematics solution for leasing and CVs will look like in the next five years
- Explore solutions that enable ROI for the fleet end-user through effective data analytics, fuel economisation, driver training and preventative diagnostics to create a robust solutions package
Pierre Sirolli, Director Aftersales BD, Renault Trucks
Paul Reynolds, Director Automotive Business EMEA, Telogis
Filip Van Thielen, Manager Business Development, Daimler FleetBoard
Remi Demerle, Global Partnerships Director,Telenor Connexion
Moderator: Jan Unander, Executive Director, Telematics Valley
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Day 1 Morning Keynotes | Day 1 Track 1: Infotainment & Connectivity
Day 1 Track 2: Mobility, Safety & Vehicle-to-Infrastructure | Day 1 Track 3: Insurance & M2M
Day 2 Morning Keynotes | Day 2 Track 4: Apps, HMI & The Cloud
Day 2 Track 5: Traffic & Advanced Navigationy | Day 2 Track 6: Emerging Markets
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Chair: Precksha Saksena-Sood, Managing Director, Telematics Update
The Cloud as a Catalyst for New Opportunity
Behind smartphones and tablets, the vehicle is now the 3rd fastest growing connected device in the world (IHS 2013). Learn how OEMs are using the cloud to keep up with this crucial trend in a brave new world of consumer electronics.
- Take a look at one OEM's newly launched connected car platform, and how carmakers are finally creating synergies with the CE industry with updateable and user friendly UIs to satisfy the digital native
- Learn about the next-gen head units offered by OEMs to bring dynamic content and apps to the car that will enable new business models for the telematics services ecosystem
- Discuss the benefits of cloud hosted services to carmakers, with cheaper on board computers acting as 'clients' to cloud services and remote firmware update capabilities
Thomas Müller, Vice President Electronics, Volvo
Daimler and Augmented Reality
Augmented reality will soon become a natural extension for car makers, helping them relay crucial information to the driver about their surroundings through the screen, helping to improve safety and efficiency.
- Learn OEMs' latest activities with this exciting new automotive venture, including driving directions displays, message notifications and impending hazard alert technology
- Assess the digital rendition graphics of surroundings, such as low visibility road edges, erratic drivers alerts, lane-merger notifications and sudden traffic slowdown
- Weigh up the potential safety and distracted driving concerns with augmented reality and what role it will play in the roll-out of the fully connected car
Speaker TBC, Daimler AG
Tomorrow's Connected Navigation Systems: The Modular Approach
Bringing high quality In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems to market is both a complex and expensive business. Discuss how to create a slick function/feature interface that meets today's driver expectations.
- Understand how compliance with Navigation Data Standard incremental map updates will significantly increase the overall end-user experience for seamless driving journeys
- Discuss how the arrival of the connected car is further increasing the complexity of current IVI systems
- Learn how to exploit modular, fit-for-use navigation system components that will enable updateable software for the digital native consumer's constant need for up-to-date traffic info
Jan-Maarten de Vries, VP Automotive Product Management and Marketing, TomTom
The Dealer as the Key to Post-Sale Revenue
OEMs must generate revenue and keep consumers engaged after the car has left the showroom. Identify how to create a win-win commercial relationship for OEMs and their dealer networks to harvest this untapped source of revenue.
- Utilise the latest customer management systems to understand drivers' needs for localised services, and how this will increase loyalty to auto OEMs and collaborating partners
- Discuss the back-end requirements of contemporary CRM systems and design your solutions to position them as key messengers for integrating vehicle repair, servicing, parts supply and all automotive needs
- Enable a superior vehicle ownership experience with dynamic service campaigns to provide end-users with vehicle and driver-related content to continually engage them with the brand
Candido Peterlini, Director Product Concept Infotainment, FIAT
Kevin Link, Senior Vice President, Verizon
Pieter van Rosmalen, Global VP of Retail Network Solutions, MSX International GmbH
European Dealer, Speaker TBC
The MNO as an Invaluable Asset: Support Evolving Services and Customer Lifecycles
Understand how telecommunications companies can support and influence designs and solutions of the automotive industry to reduce challenges in the connected car space.
- See how MNOs are forging new business models and frameworks to enable customers to save on data plans and build loyalty in the automotive landscape
- Learn more about the embedded white SIM EUICC and understand the opportunities and limitations this embedded module will bring to the automotive industry
- See how MNOs can leverage the embedded SIM to offer split billing services and not rely on tethered services to customise and simplify offerings to customers
Andrea Sroczynski, Head of Germany Region (DACH) / Head of Global Automotive Sales, Telenor Connexion
Data as the Infinite Resource
37% of Europeans commute at least one hour a day in the car, thus representing a clear opportunity for data to be collected, transferred and sold. Examine how to create a connected service portfolio that leverages this profitable resource of information.
- Analyse how to create an optimised search platform that combines personal and GPS data with an intuitive HMI to rival the 'Big Three' search engines
- Confront maps as emergent revenue opportunities, and how LBS, crowd-sourcing and free smartphone mapping apps will transform the navigation market
- Analyse how OEMs can provide end-users with secure architectures to protect high volumes of sensitive data now transferred across the connected car space and the latest anti cyber-hacking strategies employed
Jim Nardulli, Senior VP of Automotive Sales, NNG
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Day 1 Morning Keynotes | Day 1 Track 1: Infotainment & Connectivity
Day 1 Track 2: Mobility, Safety & Vehicle-to-Infrastructure | Day 1 Track 3: Insurance & M2M
Day 2 Morning Keynotes | Day 2 Track 4: Apps, HMI & The Cloud
Day 2 Track 5: Traffic & Advanced Navigationy | Day 2 Track 6: Emerging Markets
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Auto-Centric Apps for Consumers
As OEMs launch or mash-up driver and vehicle-centric apps to meet consumer demands, discuss how they can create an app eco-system of choice to benefit the end-user and entice key developers.
- Analyse customer feedback studies to upsell apps in consumer scenarios such as joint purchase models and engaging remote diagnostics to unleash the mass penetration of applications
- Balance customer expectations with OEM boundaries to determine what is technically possible and what role infotainment will have for the connected car of the future
- Assess methods to increase app interoperability between OEM architectures by offering universal APIs and SDKs to reduce development costs and entice developers towards the auto environment
Edmund Korres, Business Manager AppCenter, BMW
Lars Möreke, Manager Mobile Services, Volkswagen Financial Services
Vasiliy Suvorov, VP Technology Strategy, Luxoft
David Jumpa, Chief Revenue Officer, Airbiquity
The Car as a Window to the Cloud
- Discuss the multiple integration options to connect the car with other cloud platforms and how this can be achieved with a seamless multi-screen user experience
- Is it safe? Get an update on the security features in cloud architecture to protect it from cyber-hacking breaches and data theft before incorporating it in your strategy
- Learn how to utilise varied platform approaches such as blending and caching to prepare for an ever-updateable and focused telematics service platform
Daniel Wittwer, Strategic Manager, BMW
Magnus Lundgren, Director Service Enablement, Ericsson
Jim Nardulli, Senior VP of Automotive Sales, NNG
Speaker TBC, Microsoft
Dynamic HMI is Key
Discuss how to create controlled, open platforms that can be leveraged to balance the OEM branded user experience for a simple framework that will attract 3rd party app developers to the vehicle.
- Explore the emergence of multiple screens in a car, including brought-in mobile devices with OEM branded solutions and third party applications
- Utilise innovative algorithms for driver work load to develop a dynamic HMI which adapts to situational and demographic data including traffic, weather, speed, location and age
- Discuss how to use automated driver workload and adaptive dynamic HMI technologies to improve safety while embracing openness in the telematics arena
Vasiliy Suvorov, VP Technology Strategy, Luxoft
Built In, Brought In, Beamed In?
Get to grips with the myriad of integration options for the customer. Will the smartphone still have traction for OEMs in 2020, and is the value-chain fit for continual compatibility?
- Increase telematics uptake amongst 'Digital Native' drivers by harnessing the aftermarket to offer the personalized social driving experience demanded by this key demographic
- See how the aftermarket can be ammunition for telematics uptake by understanding customers' usage patterns, providing OEMs data and developing strategies for intelligent, responsive solutions
- Empower not just the driver but the passenger with connected entertainment, content and applications, effectively using aftermarket solutions to secure the telematics business case
Cyril Zeller, VP Global Telematics, Telit
Emil Dautovic, Automotive BD Manager, QNX
Wilhelm Steger, Managing Director Infotainment, Delphi
Jim Bridgwater, Marketing Manager Automotive MPU, Freescale
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Day 1 Morning Keynotes | Day 1 Track 1: Infotainment & Connectivity
Day 1 Track 2: Mobility, Safety & Vehicle-to-Infrastructure | Day 1 Track 3: Insurance & M2M
Day 2 Morning Keynotes | Day 2 Track 4: Apps, HMI & The Cloud
Day 2 Track 5: Traffic & Advanced Navigationy | Day 2 Track 6: Emerging Markets
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Track 5
Traffic & Advanced Navigation
The Future of Mobility: Car Sharing and Multi Modal Routing
Humans are converging towards urban centres, with mass vehicular congestion on the horizon. Discuss how multi-modal routing and car sharing schemes will lead to enhanced mobility ecosystems across the European landscape.
- Align solutions with OEM mobility strategies for rental, peer-to-peer and shared ownership schemes which will give carmakers more opportunity for post-sale revenue streams
- Discuss the need for harmonised infrastructure to create a multi-modal traffic planner to optimise navigation information for drivers' journeys, specifically in urban pockets
- Discuss the road operator's roles in implementing telematics tech that supports road network management to establish how OEMs and road operators can interact to support multimodal activities
Ulrich Fastenrath, Head of Traffic and Routing, BMW
Bernd Datler, Technical Director, ASFiNAG Austria
Kai Brasche, Vice President M2M, Telefonica
Lars Möreke, Manager Mobile Services, Volkswagen Financial Services
Connecting a New Automotive World
In-vehicle-infotainment (IVI) systems are now a key differentiator at the point of purchase. Discuss the role of telecoms companies to offer end users with systems that help them stay connected in a geographically fragmented market.
- Understand how to ally with OEMs to provide fast access to online content such as map and user-generated content, including localised ratings, reviews and images for real-time updates
- Discover the telecoms operators setting a new mapping benchmark with customised POI databases for turning the car into a customer command centre
- Understand the functionality of the 'Where Platform' to offer scalable cloud services and APIs for an ever-available, immediately updateable automotive-focussed service platform
Floris Van De Klashorst, VP Connected Car, HERE
Exclusive INRIX Presentation
Session TBC
Augment the Navigation Experience
Navigation remains central for content and services for the connected car. However, could navigation become commoditised, and how would this affect the quality of the user interface?
- Assess the OEM need to collaborate with external IVI partners to integrate already familiar solutions such as local search, maps, navigation, voice, and app stores in the vehicle
- Explore the primary focus of the connected car - the customer experience - to get back to basics and engage with two key customer concerns: ease of use and end purpose
- Debate what constitutes core telematics services to identify how to enhance the backbone of applications including automatic crash notification, traffic and navigation with increasingly reliable data
Jim Nardulli, Senior VP of Automotive Sales, NNG
Jan-Maarten de Vries, VP Automotive Product Management and Marketing, TomTom
Floris Van De Klashorst, VP Connected Car, HERE
Derek Williams, General Manager Telematics, Toyota
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Day 1 Morning Keynotes | Day 1 Track 1: Infotainment & Connectivity
Day 1 Track 2: Mobility, Safety & Vehicle-to-Infrastructure | Day 1 Track 3: Insurance & M2M
Day 2 Morning Keynotes | Day 2 Track 4: Apps, HMI & The Cloud
Day 2 Track 5: Traffic & Advanced Navigationy | Day 2 Track 6: Emerging Markets
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The Global Implications for the Telematics Value-Chain
Automotive telematics exists within a complex world of multiple M2M eco-systems. Hear how to provide full 'value-add' to auto consumers by tapping into these other ecosystems.
- Learn how to identify and leverage domain specific knowledge and key strategic partnerships to enable telematics suppliers to best participate in new wireless verticals
- Identify components of the value-chain ideally suited for a global strategy vs. local customisation in order to strengthen your telematics solutions portfolio
- Highlight key applications such as mHealth, retail and point-of-service activity to identify lucrative synergies in other vertical markets
Kevin Link, Senior Vice President, Verizon
China: How to Ride the Dragon
With a population of 1.35 billion and a telematics industry worth $10 billion, all eyes are currently on China. This panel addresses the key trends, challenges and forecasts that you must know to create a winning business strategy in the world's next automotive superpower.
- Discuss the evolution of the telematics community across China and ascertain the impact of recent deals between OEMs and aftermarket providers across the entire ecosystem
- Make sense of the fragmented Chinese telematics ecosystem and assess the impact of key value added services such as remote vehicle diagnostics to guarantee growth and lasting traction in this space
- Hear key takeaways from leading TSPs on how to enter the Chinese market; understand how to efficiently customise global platforms to meet specific local market demands
Martin Rosell, Managing Director, WirelessCar
Michael Sena, President, M L Sena & Associates
The Rise of Connected Mega Cities
By 2030, 60% of the world's population will live in urban areas, up from 50% today (Financial Times UK). Discuss how to connect cars with people and ultimately with urban infrastructures.
- Hear how megacities of the future will offer connected multi-modal transportation, including public transportation to create seamless passenger journeys
- Gauge how secure connectivity will facilitate urban transportation by enabling remote car management, road pricing, eCar charging and personalisation on personal and rental cars
- Explore the benefits of 'Big Data' in delivering compelling intelligent driving services such as smart parking to improve urban mobility and reduce the economic toll of traffic congestion
Carl-Friedrich Eckhardt, VD Mobility Services, BMW
Bernd Datler, Technical Director, ASFiNAG Austria
Nicholas Cohn, Senior Business Developer, TomTom
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Day 1 Morning Keynotes | Day 1 Track 1: Infotainment & Connectivity
Day 1 Track 2: Mobility, Safety & Vehicle-to-Infrastructure | Day 1 Track 3: Insurance & M2M
Day 2 Morning Keynotes | Day 2 Track 4: Apps, HMI & The Cloud
Day 2 Track 5: Traffic & Advanced Navigationy | Day 2 Track 6: Emerging Markets
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Day 1 Morning Keynote & Plenary Sessions | Day 1 Exclusive Workshops
Day 1 Track 1: Content and Connectivity | Day 1 Track 2: Fleet and Commercial Telematics
Day 1 Track 3: Insurance Telematics
Day 2 Morning Keynote & Plenary Sessions | Day 2 Track 1: Content and Connectivity (cont.)
Track 4: Safety and Mobility | Track 5: Emerging Markets and Trends
