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Day One |
REGISTRATION
8.00-9.00
conference
runs from 9.00 to 5.30
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MARKET
DYNAMICS AND PREDICTIONS |
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9.00-9.45 Market Landscape - Get Ready for Evolution
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The market for navigation
systems has continued to grow in 2006. But this boom won't last.
Foresee the changes you need to make to remain competitive and
secure your future profits
- Find the right feature set and strategy to capitalise
on the evolution of navigation solutions from a luxury to
a must-have
- Find out why divergence will be the key to your continued
success in the face of increased competition
- Stakeholder collaborations, mergers and acquisitions
- how will these market movements affect your business going
forward?
Thilo Koslowski, VP
& Lead Automotive Analyst, Gartner
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| 9.50-10.35
What Navigation Users Want and Will Pay For |
| Get
an update on navigation users' satisfaction and interests
based on the latest J.D Power research
Discover:
- New car buyers preferences - the features and bundles
that are unlocking buyers wallets
- Consumers use of navigation systems, what they like,
what they don't like, and what they want more of
- How to satisfies the mass market - ease of use, calculation
speed, multi-functionality and more
- What features can be improved upon to retain life-long
customers
Mike Marshall, Director of Automotive Emerging
Technologies, J.D. Power & Associates |
| 10.35-11.15
NETWORKING BREAK |
| DEVICES
AND FUNCTIONALITY |
| 11.15-12.00
Total Portability ? The Most Valuable Navigation Solution |
Tomorrow's
market leaders will be the players who listen to consumers and
create people centric, rather than vehicle centric solutions
- Find out how close these solutions are to market and
what needs to be done to provide users the seamless experience
they will be delighted to pay for
- Hear what partnerships need to be made to provide complete
journey navigation - from web browser to planes, trains
and automobiles
- Are multi-functional systems overloading the user? Is
there really any safe way to dock a system? Hear how PNDs
can deflect safety concerns and maintain their market share
- Providing personalised info to the client - what are
the biggest challenges faced to synch navigation systems
to outlook calendars, browser bookmarks and adjusting to
real time dynamic data?
- Is it possible to add new functions while maintaining
a pocketable form factor? Hear strategies to maintain the
pace of PND evolution
Dr Egil
Juliussen, Co-Founder & Principle Analyst,
Telematics Research Group
Blake Bullock,
Product Manager Location Solutions, Motorola
Mobile Devices Business
Kiyoshi
Hamai, Director of North America, Mio Technology
Ltd
Christian
Bubenheim, VP of Product Marketing, Magellan
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| 12.00-2.00
LUNCH BREAK |
| 2.00-2.45
In-Car Systems -The Development of the High-End Market |
- Have portable devices sewn up the low and mid-level markets,
or can in-car systems take the power back?
- Hear strategies to reach the critical $500-$1,000 price
point - and what it will mean for the rest of the value
chain
- Overcoming the challenges of long product cycles and costly
updates - is the only way to survive integration with portable
devices?
- Discover what tomorrows embedded systems will look like
and what they need to offer to stand out from the crowd
Peter
Friedland, Managing Director, Soleil
Group
Steve Wollenberg,
Founder and Vice President of Business Development, Dash
Navigation
Dr. Kal Mos, Engineering Manager, DaimlerChrysler
Research and Technology North America , Inc.
Jeff Mcgannon,
Vice President OEM Business Development,
Ibiquity Digital |
| 2.50-3.30
Smart Phones- The Future of Mass Market Navigation? |
- Find out how navigation will be included as part of a
service bundle on cellphones and what this means for market
size and revenue expectations
- Consumers experience of multi-media through smartphones
will drive what they want to see in the vehicle. Predict
how this will affect user expectations
- Can smartphones remain easy to use and yet offer an experience
as fulfilling as dedicated systems?
- Overcoming the obstacles of small screen and speaker
size - hear what specific content changes will smartphones
require
David Stanley-Brown,
VP and GM Americas , Wayfinder
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| 3.30-4.15 NETWORKING
BREAK |
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4.15-4.45 The Impact of Online Portals on the Navigation
Industry |
- Consumer navigation could be the next battle front for
Local Search, hear how Google, Mapquest, Microsoft
moving into the industry may change the shape value chain
- Complex yet simple - how can you enable powerful routing
yet maintain ease of use?
- Find out which routing features users value most - multi-stop,
dynamic updates and more
- Who will own the consumer experience and what business
models will work with these systems?
Hakan Kostepen, Advanced
Product Development, Panasonic |
| 4.50-5.30
Integrating digital maps and database content |
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Get
an update on the challenges, opportunities and predictions
for the navigation industry presented by the ongoing revolution
of integrating digital maps with database content
- What consumer and market demands are driving a need for
connected navigation?
- What emerging predictive, user generated, POI and other
data is being made available to drive more dynamic applications?
- What technological hurdles are posed by connected navigation
requiring fast delivery of best-in-class dynamic data from
disparate sources?
- How can connected navigation help you create greater brand
differentiation and loyalty?
Marc Prioleau, VP
Marketing, deCarta |
| 5.30pm
Free Networking Cocktail Reception |
| At
the end of day one all speakers and conference delegates are
invited to kick back and relax at the Navigation 2006 cocktail
reception. This gives you a chance to meet with new people,
connect with your partners and clients and discuss the information
you have heard throughout the day. |
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REGISTRATION
8.00-9.00
conference
runs from 9.00 to 5.00
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| 9.00-
9.35 A Multi-Functional Future - the Convergence of Navigation,
Infotainment and Safety |
The navigation markets
continued growth can kick start consumer uptake of a variety
of telematics services - find out why now is the time to seize
on this opportunity
- Evaluate what convergence strategies auto makers and
portable device makers are likely to employ to maintain
growth and increase profits
- As market share becomes ever more fiercely contested,
what technology and services have the most to gain from
multi-functional systems?
- Will all navigation devices become multi-purpose or will
there still be room in the market for dedicated systems?
Dr Egil Juliussen, Co-Founder
& Principle Analyst, Telematics Research Group
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DATA AND SERVICES |
| 9.40-10.20
The Potential Profits of Long Tail Data |
- Understand the promise of long tail data - the strategy
behind amazon.com’s success - and how this could be
applied to the navigation space
- Look ahead to when evolving technology and standards
will open up opportunities for the merging of consumer mapping
portals and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
- Will Google Maps and other web portals eventually be
coupled with more advanced geographic search and query so
that it looks, feels and acts like a GIS?
- Imagine the value in enabling users to create customized
mapping applications like "my weather", "my
traffic", "my family locator" and more
Joe Francica,
Editor-in-Chief & Vice Publisher, Directions
Media |
| 10.20-11.00
NETWORKING RECORD BREAK |
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11.00-11.45 WORKSHOP: The Road Ahead for Traffic ? the
driving factors for success from business models to delivery
method |
Workshop
hosted by

Chris
Rothey, COO, Traffic.com
Blake
Bullock, Product Manager Location Solutions,
Motorola Mobile Devices Business
Matthew
Cheung, Product Manager , Microsoft
Matthew Lindsey, NAVTEQ
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11.50-12.30 Real Time Traffic Data - Reactive, Reliable and
Robust |
- Real Time Traffic as a real selling point - what the
consumer needs to know and how they want it delivered to
them
- Are predictive traffic models elevant? Is it unpredictable
events that people need to deal with? Hear the best way
to save users frustration and drive up your profits
- Reliability, accuracy, intergrity, discuss what Wireless
Carriers and Tier 1s need to do to invigorate the industry
- Learning and peer to peer systems - the traffic solutions
of tomorrow or a waste of investment?
David Lively,
Chief, Traveler Information Systems, California
Department of Transportation
Scott Sedlik,
VP Marketing, Inrix
Thomas Bouwer,
VP Sales & Marketing, Airsage
Bill Greco,
Senior Vice President, TrafficCast International
Stefan
Gudmundsson, Director, Product Management, Telit
Wireless Solutions Inc. |
| 12.30-2.00 LUNCH
BREAK |
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2.00-2.40 The On-Board,Off-Board and Hybrid Debate -
What You Really Need to Know |
The consumer doesn't care
how their data is processed! They care about functionality and
quality.
- Find your value proposition. Hear which type of solution
make most sense for various parts of the value chain
- Quality of service, find out why off-board systems promise
to satisfy customer wants in ways that on-board systems
can't
- In which direction are the device makers and car makers
looking? Discover whether your best strategy is leading
or following
- New technologies are enabling interoperability between
on and off-board systems. Take a look at how hybrid systems
may offer the best opportunities going forward
Larry Rinek,
Automotive Industry Consultant, Frost & Sullivan
Tarun Gupta,
Product Strategy & Innovation Manager, Siemens VDO
Kevin Yount, Vice President, PTV America,
Inc
Dave Reid,
Senior Manager, Business Development, Qualcomm |
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2.45-3.20 The Changing Face of Digital Map Data
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- Get an update on the growth of digital content for navigation
systems and the opportunities this is opening up
- A different route for digital maps - discover the potential
in shifting from the use of maps as a mere guide to a powerful
tool for users to find what they want
- Ever richer content. Find out how digital maps will offer
increased convenience for users and increased profits from
Location Based Services
- As we move closer to a wireless world be prepared for
the dramatic rise in demand for dynamic, up-to-date content
Ashish Trivedi, Senior Product Manager - Connected
Services, NAVTEQ |
| 3.20-4.00
NETWORKING BREAK |
| 4.00-4.40
Profiting from Location Based Services |
- Discover which LBS have the most consumer appeal and
discuss the problems implementing them - Dyanmic POI, Weather
and parking data
- The wireless carriers are now investing more in Location
Based Services, will this spark the long predicted LBS boom?
- The ongoing business model problem - discover who is
likely to pay and who is in the best position to profit
from LBS
- Get an insight into the depth of data that LBS services
will require as the industry gathers pace
Mike Sheldrick,
Editor, LBS Insider
Clem Driscoll,
Founder and Managing Partner, C.J. Driscoll Associates
Murray Armstrong,
Sales and Business Development Director, CustomWeather
Rafael
Saavedra, CEO, Global Gateway Technologies
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