2012 ? The Year of the Connected Vehicle: Telematics Update Detroit 2012
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2012 ? The Year of the Connected Vehicle: Telematics Update Detroit 2012
Recent high profile connected vehicle launches from Mercedes-Benz, Cadillac, KIA and other major automakers have unequivocally confirmed the importance of telematics for automotive OEMs in 2012. The 12th annual Telematics Update Detroit 2012 Conference & Exhibition is the world’s largest and most influential focused forum to answer the crucial business strategy and tech questions that are set to advance the telematics ecosystem as the connected vehicle achieves mass market adoption.
(PRWEB) February 13, 2012
Telematics takes top billing on the automotive agenda.
Telematics Update Detroit keynote speaker Thilo Koslowski, VP, Automotive Vehicle ICT at Gartner states that, ?2012 is the year in which companies need to develop a very robust definition and management of the connected vehicle ecosystem?.
At this crucial moment, Telematics Detroit 2012 (June 6-7, Novi, MI, USA) represents the opportunity to address these questions and establish the business relationships that will define the future of the connected vehicle ecosystem.
Marcio Luz, Customer Manager at Volvo states, ?Telematics Detroit is the greatest event for partnership and networking with the most respected entities and recognized representatives from the Telematics field?. (http://www.telematicsupdate.com/detroit/index.php).
Koslowski predicts that addressing these key questions today will lead to connected vehicles services defining consumer loyalty to automotive brands in the near future.
Telematics Detroit 2012 will analyze this crucial opportunity to connect with customers and establish how offering personalized, safe and dynamic driver centric services will optimize the customer relationship management for automakers.
100+ telematics industry leaders will address other key telematics issues such as: