Connected vehicles will generate enormous amounts of potentially valuable data but moulding this insight into something useful and informative is a sizeable task. Automotive’s incumbents will need to lean heavily on external expertise to get a grasp on cloud connectivity, in-vehicle data storage and security and privacy requirements. Mastering these arts could unlock plentiful revenue streams, but those that hesitate could find themselves pushed firmly out of the limelight for the foreseeable future.
- The connected vehicle data value chain is long and complex
- Automakers beware: the next step in data collection is coming
- Anomalies in connected car data can flag potential hacks
- On-board data storage requirements will only grow
- Mastering automotive cloud connectivity requires external expertise
- Data marketplaces can monetise the connected car
- IoT and 5G will open the floodgates for connected vehicle data
'Special report: Connected Vehicle Data Management’ presents insight from:
- AT&T
- Convex
- Free2Move
- Google Cloud
- GSMA
- McKinsey
- Qualcomm
- Sibros
- Otonomo
- Upstream Security
- Western Digital
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