Connected Vehicle

Moderator(s):

Martin Kuppinger Principal Analyst

KuppingerCole

Automotive technology has significantly advanced in the past few years, and cars nowadays seem to have become computers on wheels. But why would I need Internet in my car if I have a smartphone in my pocket which would connect to my car speakers through bluetooth? Where is the business case for a really connected car? What are the technical, legal and privacy challenges? In this Innovation Lab, we will show you, that the digital future of mobility will look very different to what we expect it to look like today.

After attending this workshop you will be able to:

Explain the benefits of connecting a vehicle to the Internet.
Describe the business case for the connected vehicle.
List the technical, legal and privacy challenges of the connected vehicle.
Describe the digital future of mobility.

This Workshop qualifies for 2.5 Group Learning based CPEs

Learning level: Overview

Continuing Professional Education Credits:

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You can get 1 CPE for this track.

Sessions:

Identity Management for the Connected Vehicle

Date: Friday, April 20, 2012 Time: 13:30-15:00

Identity Management for the Connected Vehicle

Car IT and the connection of vehicles with cloud services or other vehicles via the internet is currently one of the hottest topics in the automotive industry. OEMs that have recognized this trend and are implementing adequate solutions will enjoy a distinctive advantage over their competitors. There’s a spirit of optimism evolving around the connected vehicle: proposed concepts range from implementing remote functions, such as locking and unlocking doors or starting the engine...

Connecting your Vehicle to your Personal Data Vault

Date: Friday, April 20, 2012 Time: 15:00-16:00

Connecting your Vehicle to your Personal Data Vault

The connected vehicle becomes reality. However, like in so many cases, business requests and security requirements are not necessarily the same. How can we ensure that we don’t end up with connected cars that are insecure and can get cracked electronically, allowing attackers to stop the car or take control? How should the future look like? What do we really need in the car? How will Personal Life Management influence that evolution – with other words: what shall be more or less...