EMERGING SERVICES: ASSESSING THE BUSINESS POTENTIAL OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS
Wednesday, October 28
2:20 pm – 6:00 pm
Automotive technology is converging with a wide variety of complementary technologies – vision, touch, speech recognition, communications and advanced mechanics, consequently creating the opportunity for new applications, new business and investment opportunities.
The session analyzes the perspectives for the most innovative services such as UBIs, car sharing, predictive parking.
SPEAKERS
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Leandro Agrò, Digital Product Director, Design group Italia
Connected Objects are Natural Born Storytellers
The continuous conversation between man and machine in the unpredictable future of the Fog Computing and Internet of Things Era. Practical thoughts on designing smart objects that create real relationships with their users. —— 2015 is on the edge between Cloud Computing and Internet of Things era. In this stage of technology evolution, to be “connected” is the “natural state of mind” for any aspiring smart object. |
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Jörg Brakensiek , Chairman of the Technical Workgroup, Car Connectivity Consortium/Mirrorlink
Be (Auto)Mobile – Access, Connect And Deploy To Millions Of Drivers Through Their Smartphones
Connecting drivers to what matters to them in a connected world, is creating opportunities for all of us today. With implementations from major players, rolling off assembly lines as we speak, MirrorLink® has set a standard to what connected mobility can bring to drivers around the globe today. This presents a tremendous business opportunity for mobile service providers, for whom the driver’s seat has historically been off limits. Furthermore, by utilizing a smartphones, app developers can leverage existing tools and infrastructure to rapidly develop and globally deploy services to consumers, which conform to industry guidelines on distracted driving. The objective of this presentation will be to demonstrate how automakers, app developers and handset vendors can best leverage this opportunity. The presentation will also highlight key ingredients, needed to build a successful Eco-system of mobile services, targeting the connected car and report the progress we have made.
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Matteo Carbone, Principal, Bain & Company
The Connected Insurance is here to stay
Motor insurance telematics: sensors, data, algorithms and insurance value chain
Key insights and lessons learned from international best practices
Insurance business models to deal with motor telematics
Mobility ecosystem evolution: threats and opportunity for Insurers |
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Giulio Coraggio, Partner, DLA Piper
What risks for connected cars after the recent events?
The session will assess the potential legal risks generated by connected cars and what approach shall be taken by manufacturers and authorities in order to minimize such risks and foster the growth of the market. |
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Max Croot, IOT Client Director, KPN IOT
Insurance Telemetry – a Fast-Track Solution for Fast, Low-Cost Market Entry
KPN is involved in an ecosystem with key partners to deliver easy to deploy insurance telemetry solutions. The approach is to offer a modular solution with optional elements covering devices, connectivity, element management, driver scoring, underwriting and incident management. This enables any insurer to deliver a telemetry solution based on proven components with minimal integration requirements. The solutions are already being deployed by the RAC in the UK and Fairzekering in the Netherlands with combined volumes of over 1.2M systems to be deployed. |
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Alexander Decker, Innovation & Special Projects Manager, T-Systems Austria
Electrifying mobility: Life is for sharing!
– What is the magical triangle and what has it to do with e-mobility?
– Optimize cost and benefit of your carpool by corporate (e-)carsharing.
– How open Innovation helps to further development our e-mobility portfolio |
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Andrea Giacomelli, free-lance GIS Engineer, Pibinko.org
Have mapping device, will travel
The talk will propose an overview of interesting cases of geomatics applied to transportation, from early cases of web-based routing applications, and their issues in connecting islands to the mainland, to more recent “neogeography” solutions, and help us think about the value of smart mobility services from an environmental engineer’s perspective. |
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Hans-Hendrik Puvogel, COO, Parkopedia
The 21st Century Driver
– What is the connected car?
– What’s changed over the last couple years in the area of Location Based Services?
– How do you see this area evolving in the next 18 months?
– What role, if any, does monetisation play?
– What will the driver of the future want?
– How accurate is data from connected cars/driver apps? How should data be effectively collected, sanitised and used? |
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Hans Sailer, Sales Director, HYVE – the innovation company
Electrifying mobility: Life is for sharing!
– What is the magical triangle and what has it to do with e-mobility?
– Optimize cost and benefit of your carpool by corporate (e-)carsharing.
– How open Innovation helps to further development our e-mobility portfolio |