Get an exclusive summary on which types of navigation
systems and services are currently winning
the battle in this increasingly competitive market

• A multifunction future: understand how
  converging features i.e. Infotainment, safety,
  Human Machine Interface (HMI) and more
  can increase consumer uptake of a variety of
  telematics products

• The dynamics of embedded versus the
  aftermarket: find out if their strengths can be
  combined with hybrid systems. What effect will
  this have on existing technologies and services?

• Find out which of the competing product
  strategies works best for your business
  In-vehicle navigation systems versus portable
  navigation devices
  - On-board versus off-board navigation
  - Dedicated Portable Navigation Devices (PNDs)
  versus communication devices

Egil Juliussen, Principal Analyst, Telematics Research Group

• Learn why text-to-speech (TTS) based output
  systems will be the users’ interface of choice

• Find out how customised text-to-speech (TTS)
  output systems give navigation systems an edge
  by enabling them to respond flexibly to specific
  needs of new user groups

• Get an update on the interface challenges
  presented by the in-vehicle environment and how
  to conquer them?

Volker Jantzen, CEO, SVOX

Lewis Mowatt, Technical Specialist, Speech Control,
Premier Automotive Group, Ford Motor Company

• Hear the OEMs perspective on improved
  safety benefits of the Advanced Driver
  Assistant System (ADAS)

• Find out how HMI will impact the car environment
  and what effect this will have on your busines

• Simplifying the driving experience: aftermarket
  devices and the in-vehicle environment

Hans Andersson, Systems Engineer, Volvo Technology AB

Micheal L. Sena, President, Consulting AB, Volvo

Hans Wang, Fortemedia

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Richard Currie, Manager Automotive Business, TomTom

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Jack Reinelt,Chief Operating Officer Europe, Tele Atlas

Find out how vehicle manufacturers can benefit from navigation systems already
installed in the vehicle by using digital map data also for support or enabling other applications

Christian Ress, Research Engineer, Ford

• Understand the scope of advanced virtual reality
  technology and assess how it will be a ‘must-have’
  in the next generation of car navigation systems

• Best kept secrets on how OEMs are looking to
  bring 3D image navigation solutions to market and
  how you can profit from it

• Learn from Google Earth: users want 3D because
  it offers fun and practicality. Find out how you can
  incorporate this into your offerings

• Discover how to leverage the capabilities of
  systems through high performance Central
  Processing Units (CPU) and graphic deceleration

• Is a picture worth a thousand words or it is simply
  overkill? Evaluate how much information users
  want on maps without compromising ease of use

Isaac Levanon, Chairman & CEO, 3DVU

• Benefit from O2’s real world
  business experiences with BMW
  Mini, PT Cruiser and Jaguar

• Find out how to minimise driver distraction to
  make navigation devices safe and popular with
  end users

• Content delivery: how to effectively deliver
  services such as traffic information, Point of
  Interests (POIs) and MS Windows 5 benefits for
  profit

Ian Curran, Head of Business Development and
Partner Strategy, O2

• Discover what applications will increase the
  value of navigation systems i.e., Google Local,
  downloadable POIs, dynamic travel information,
  in-car voice over IP (VOIP)

• Get a sneak peek at the future of mobile navigation
  integration into the in-car environment

• Evaluate the various strengths and weakness of
  AGPS chipsets in phones versus portable and
  embedded systems

• Get the latest on new technologies - such as:
  - GNSS chipsets with integrated software
  - Seamless navigation between internet, embedded
  devices and mobile devices

Martin Kroeger, Director Marketing Systems and Innovations, Bosch / Blaupunkt
Hakan Kostepen, Product Planning - Senior Manager,Panasonic Automotive
Paul Kompfner, Head of New Initiatives, Ertico

Tracy Ross, Mobile & Telecoms, Ergonomics &
Safety Research Institute , Loughborough University

• Understand how vehicle manufacturers can profit
  from increased customer interest and awareness
  of navigation systems
  
• Discover how OEMs’ long-term strategy will
  evolve depending on options between embedded,
  portable and hybrid navigation
  
• Expert tips on how to forge partnerships between
  OEMs and Portable Navigation Device (PND)
  manufacturers for increased growth
  
• Evaluate lessons learned from embedded &
  portable off-board navigation solutions
  

David McClure, Telematics Director, SBD

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Bruno Bourguet , Vice President and General Manager Vehicle Applications Europe, NAVTEQ

• Get an in-depth look at both OEM and
  Aftermarket navigation systems and their use of
  digital maps for key applications such as:
  - Rich content management
  - Location Based Services
  - POI databases
  - Image overlays
  - Traffic information
  - Incremental map updates
  - Safety applications
  - The progression from CD to DVD to Hard Disc
  Drive (HDD)
  
• Discover the opportunities open to OEMs to
  integrate advanced features tied in to vehicle
  systems or safety applications e.g. Advanced
  Driver Assistant System (ADAS)
  
• Understand how developments in digital mapping
  allows OEMs to differentiate their products and
  take the leading edge
  

Zagan Linfoot, Engineer IT & ITS Strategy and
Design, Nissan

• Find out what TPEG (Transport Protocol Experts
  Group ) technology is, how it is re-defining the
  requirements for the next generation broadcast
  traffic information systems and how your
  business will profit from it
  
• Win back customers’ trust – learn how
  improvements to RDS-TMC (Radio Data System -
  Traffic Message Channel) technology will increase
  route guidance reliability and dynamic navigation
  functionality
  
  

Danny Woolard, Technical Director - Wireless
Technologies, ITIS Holdings plc; Chairman, TMC
Forum; Co-Chairman, Road Traffic Information
Group (“R-TIG”)

• Overcome the practical challenge of delivering
  accurate traffic information
  
• Learn how the power of an off-board navigation
  solution can realise maximum benefit from
  predictive traffic information and give customers
  the best possible routes
  
• Servers versus embedded processors: Find out which
  is more suited to your business model and why

• Gain an insight into the potential of floating
  vehicle based data to improve and expand traffic
  information and services
  

Dr Christopher Barnes, Technical Director -
Trafficmaster Technologies,Trafficmaster plc

• Understand the latest Points of Interest (POI)
  data deployment methods and how this can
  increase the value of your navigation services
  
• Hear how you can deliver the depth, accuracy and
  completeness of data that users demand
  
• Find out how to minimise service downtime and
  in turn maximise productivity?
  
• Discover why personalised services can unlock
  the key to business success and continuing
  customer loyalty. Learn how to do it well.
  
• Identify who will pay for Location Based Services,
  e.g. end-users, advertisers or suppliers
  

Moderator: Michael Sandrock, Chairman, TelematicsPRO e.V.
Christoph Maire, CFO, Gate5 AG

Carsten Leininger, Managing Director, iPUBLISH GmbH

Scott Sedlik, Vice President of Marketing, Inrix

• Find out when and why will it become a legal
  necessity to have docking systems in the vehicle
  
• Get the lowdown on enhanced docking concepts
  and connectivity
  
• What is ‘automotive grade connectivity?’ Discover
  how it will provide expected quality to the OEM
  focussed end consumers
  
• Find out why integration will increase the value of
  the OEMs offerings
  

Birger Horndahl, Senior Product Manager Automotive, Navman/Brunswick Automotive

• Hear expert opinion on the market potential for
  on-board, off-board and hybrid navigation to help
  you develop your winning strategy
  
• Define the attraction of off-board navigation for OEMs
  
• Understand how on-board and off-board
  navigation will work together in the future and
  how you can profit from it
  
• Gain practical tips for ideas for marketing
  navigation services effectively and discover what
  more can be done to increase consumer uptake
  

Philipp Hess, Director Automotive, NAVIGON AG
Kai Hackbarth, Product Manager & Chair OSGi
Requirements Committee, ProSyst Software GmbH
Franck Leveque, Programme Director, Transportation

Practice, Frost & Sullivan
Moderato: Jon West, Director, GetMeThere.co.uk

How to derive maximum benefit from Hard Disc Drive (HDD)
navigation to ensure that you stay ahead of the competition

• Find out how HDD navigation systems will
  increase the value of your offering
  
• Discover HDD’s capabilities in flexibility, cost,
  size, reliability and durability
  
• Hear the advantages of HDD based navigation as
  opposed to flash or optical data storage
  
• Pros and cons of HDD: A look at map updates
  and diagnostics information and issues i.e.
  Digital Rights Management
  
• Discover how to show customers the value in
  paying the extra cost of HDD

Andreas Augsten, Manager, Engineering, Clarion Europa GmbH

Alan Hutton, Principal Engineer, Advanced Telematics, Jaguar

Francois Poncet, Automotive Sales Manager, Thales Navigation

• Discover how the Galileo system will impact car
  makers and tier 1s’ businesses, e.g. compatibility
  and cost
  
• Explore the advantages of Galileo, i.e. higher
  accuracy and how to profit from it
  
• Expert tips on how Galileo’s combination of free
  and paid services will affect the navigation market
  
• Identify the integration issues and how to update
  your system
  

Jean-Pierre Barboux, Director Business Development, Thales
Glen Gibbons, Editor, Inside GNSS Magazine

Adam Tucker of  Galileo Masters

Mattias Astrom, CEO, NordNav Technologies AB