2nd Annual Global Forum on Connected Cars: The Road Ahead
Driving innovations for automotive leaders: Collaboration, partnerships and passion
Berlin
Thursday 5th – Friday 6th March 2020
2nd Annual Global Forum on Connected Cars: The Road Ahead
- Global Forum on Connected Cars / Upcoming Events
- 05 March, 2020
- 06 March, 2020
Nearly all automotive companies have entered the race towards highly automated and autonomous cars. Yet many challenges are still in the way of having a vehicle that can recognize objects, localizes itself and make intelligent decisions. The 2nd Annual Connected Car Summit will focus on the areas of advanced business models, revenue streams, partnerships, big data processing, sensor fusion and machine learning, in particular, how to fast-track your development in this dynamic market in Europe.
With presentations from top leaders in this field, interactive panel discussions and many networking opportunities this conference will give you insight into the latest developments and available solutions for the next generation of connected vehicles.
Join us for our 2nd Annual Global Forum on Connected Cars: The Road Ahead and enjoy high level networking, best practice benchmarking opportunities and an agenda which offers innovation to all connected and automotive car stakeholders. This is a uniquely focused agenda and a chance to be part of a dynamic new programme of leading disruptors across the ecosystem.
Why attending:
Connected cars are set to have a dramatic impact on both industry and the economy in Europe over the next decade and the biggest direct impact will be on consumers. Current estimates based on the roadmap of AVs in the Europe indicate that connected and automated car deployment can save every commuter nearly 42 hours in travel time, annually. Commuters stand to benefit from a 20% increase in average commuting speeds per journey due to reduced congestion and smoother traffic flows. As a result, workforce productivity is set to surge. In addition, CAV (Connected and Autonomous Vehicles) implementation will generate increased revenues across the automotive value chain.
Key challenges
The connected car offers many benefits and excitement to drivers, yet the industry also faces a raft of challenges to deliver the reality:
- Wifi vs 5G evolution: Who’s backing which technology and what difference will it make
- Security and hackability plus privacy: How will we secure data gathered from connected vehicles
- Reliability: Critical ways to build trust in cars, refuelling, sensors and networked services
- Regulation: How is standardization and regulation affecting future growth and adoption
What you will learn
This timely conference aims to create thoughtful and entertaining discussion on the key drivers of the innovation process across the connect car value chain. Join us for two days of engaging and relevant strategic learning and expert-led presentations, speed sessions, brainstorming and connecting thinking.
Hear the hottest innovation implementation topics:
- Data management: How to develop the best data analytics and dashboards
- ROI: Different business models and new growth opportunities
- Commerce: Where are the new opportunities in goods and services on-the-go
- Vehicle management: Which new technologies are improving ease of use
- Safety: How should we embrace the management of external hazards and internal responses
- Entertainment: What are the latest trends in Infotainment of the driver and passengers
- Well-being: Innovations involving the driver’s comfort and ability and fitness to drive
- Regulation: How are governments responding to enable vs inhibit the connected car infrastructure
Opportunities for networking
With over 100 like-minded strategy leaders joining us in Berlin for this event there will be many opportunities for both structured and informal networking. Bringing together experienced and connected car, telecoms, mobility, data and legal leaders, we are proud to be developing this event together with bold, forward-thinking companies and speakers who are as excited as we are about ground-breaking approaches to drive the connected car sector forward.
It’s all about EXPERIENCE?
- A chance to meet European Connect Car leaders – from start-ups to mature projects at the forefront of their success
- Cross sector learning – find out how solutions adopted by other sectors can add value to your business; What can you learn from other industries and vertical sectors? What can the automotive industry learn from marketing and R & D and vice versa?
- Save time and money – concentrated industry knowledge in two intensive days
- Case studies – listen to case studies outlining the pros and cons of new and existing projects
- Networking and interactive – Learn from your peers and build new relationships in our networking sessions
- Panel discussions – industry-specific debate for you to engage and focus on the key issues that affect your business
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Dr. Elke Schweizer started her professional life as a Software Developer for CHiLL based Mobile Switches at Alcatel in 1994. In parallel she wrote her dissertation in the field of solid state physics at the Max Planck Institute in Stuttgart. In 1998 she switched over to the Development of Hybrid Fiber Coax Networks and worked as a customer project leader for the French Customer Lyonnaise Cable. In 2004 she joined the Bosch Corporate IT as head of Java, iOS and Android platforms focusing on the security architecture. Her team developed an App PKI as kernel security for the patented BoschSecure technology. BoschSecure uses the iOS and Android security stack to provide a DRM system for connected cars. She joined the ASRG in the scope of crypto- and security- based R&D efforts on Blockchain Technologies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. As a founder of the Bosch-sponsored Blockchain-Institut, Dr. Schweizer brings distributed IoT security into connected cars and factories. -
Per Lindberg currently works as Senior Manager Connectivity in Volvo Cars’ Product strategy organization. There, he works on developing strategies for Volvo’s connected car products and services. Per has more than 20 years’ experience of connected cars, from both the car OEM and Mobile Network Operator sides, having worked with project management, engineering, sales and strategic business development. -
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