Day One – Tuesday 13th December
last modified: 16 December '11
08.00
Registration
09.00
Chairman’s opening remarks
MAXIMISING THE POTENTIAL OF TELEMATICS
09.10
How auto OEMs need to evolve to create the connected vehicle
- The business infrastructure needed to manage the telematics value chain
- Understanding customer desires to enable relevant telematics services
- Generating the ecosystem partners to deliver segment specific content
- Creating a hybrid embedded-portable solution for customer ease of use
Information Technology, Jaguar Land Rover
09.35
Connectivity - the ultimate way to safety and security
- Drawing customer’s attention to the added value of connectivity
- Ensuring that connectivity reduces the cost of vehicle development
- Developing the business case to increase revenue with connectivity
Vice President Connected Life & Intuitive UX, Volvo Cars
10.00
Bringing connectivity to the car – a Renault case study
- TomTom and Renault – an explanation
- Evolution towards connected navigation
- What does the future hold ( connected vehicles and cloud connectivity)
MD - Automotive, TomTom
10.25
Keynote Panel: Maximising revenue from the connected vehicle
- Generating the business models to maximise telematics revenue
- Maximising technical development while reducing driver distraction
Information Technology, Jaguar Land Rover
Vice President Connected Life & Intuitive UX, Volvo Cars
MD - Automotive, TomTom
10.45
Morning Refreshment Break
INCREASING DRIVER EXPERIENCE AND REVENUE
11.15
Facilitating a constant connection between the vehicle and the surrounding environment
- Ensuring full integration and interoperability of external devices
- Creating hybrid on-board off-board navigation systems to ensure immediate dynamic route prediction
- Understanding the role of SMEs for a faster implementation of electrical mobility
Director, The European Technology Platform on Smart Systems Integration
11.45
Taking the connected vehicle and ITS to a mass-market
- The importance of enabling business, governments and other stakeholders to work seamlessly together
- Why data protection is crucial for successful ITS implementation
- How to facilitate “trusted transactions” and a service using an open platform that supports evolving industry standards
Head of ITS Practice, Logica
12.15
Helping customers see the real value of connected services
- Developing an effective value proposition for the customer
- Increasing convenience by leveraging existing smart-phone data plans
- Delivering a closed loop M2M solution to improve the relationship between the car, dealership and customer
Head of Infotainment and Telematics, Kia America
12.45
Connecting with Safety
- Understanding how connectivity developments will impact HMI systems
- Critical issues related to driver distraction and the user experience
- Integrating active safety systems with adaptive HMI to enable safer connectivity solutions
Global Engineering Director for Infotainment and Driver Interface, Delphi
13.15
Networking Lunch
14.30
Generating the value-chain partnerships for effective business models
- Allowing the customer to define the correct telematics business models
- Ensuring customers contribute to the cost of services when 4.5 billion currently use telematics services for free
- How advertising will improve, optimise and guarantee correct revenue
Director Telematics & Consumer Electronics, Magnetti Marelli
INTELLIGENT SAFETY AND ITS
14.55
Panel: Increasing driver experience, and profit
- Business models to make telematics commercially successful
- Ensuring that increased technical ability does not reduce safety
- Developing the appropriate content and scalability to meet the needs of different user lifestyles
Planning & Innovation, Panasonic Automotive
Director, The European Technology Platform on Smart Systems Integration
Senior Manager - Intelligent Transport Systems, Denso
Global Engineering Director for Infotainment and Driver Interface, Delphi
Head of Infotainment and Telematics, Kia America
15.30
Achieving the vision of a future without fatal road accidents
- Developing the algorithms to predict the movement of vehicles
- Understand Volvo’s work within the EU SARTRE project and the potential of ‘platooning’ to reduce emissions and accidents
- Developing effective car-to-car communication in the future
Innovation Section Manager - Safety Electronics and Fuctions, Volvo Cars
15.55
Afternoon Refreshments and Speed Networking
16.40
Making ITS pre-emptive, not reactive
- Developing commercially successful ITS business models
- Generating real time pictures, short term forecasting and vehicle to vehicle communication
- Transferring traffic data to private sector service providers
- Utilise existing networks, while making future developments
Senior Advisor, Ministry of Transport
17.05
Panel: Improving safety, congestion and emissions
- Achieving widespread car to car communication
- Developing vehicle to infrastructure business models
- Why should auto OEMs and authorities work together?
- Enabling interoperable and seamless ITS solutions between cities
Head of Traffic Technology, BMW Group
Senior Advisor, Ministry of Transport
Innovation Section Manager - Safety Electronics and Fuctions, Volvo Cars
17.40
Chairman’s closing remarks and networking drinks
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