April 25, 2023
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If you’re interested in discussing how connected software and analytics technologies are shaping the future of mobility, we’d love to meet you at MWC 2023
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If you’re interested in discussing how connected software and analytics technologies are shaping the future of mobility, we’d love to meet you at MWC 2023
Car makers must walk a fine line between embracing tech partnerships and retaining ownership of the customer experience, says Cubic CTO Nick Power.
If you’re interested in discussing how connected software and analytics technologies are shaping the future of mobility, we’d love to meet you at IT Symposium Munich 2023.
If this year’s event achieved anything, it was to place connectivity back at the centre of everything. And not without reason: as speaker after speaker underlined, connectivity is at a defining moment.
A key reason for the decline of EV use 100 years ago was availability and access to charging. Today, we’re facing similar challenges – but this time we have the technology to drive the infrastructure we need to make it all work. That technology is connectivity.
With these levels of scale, ownership of the in-car entertainment experience is already becoming a battleground between automakers, media and consumer tech giants.
If you’re interested in discussing how connected software and analytics technologies are shaping the future of mobility, we’d love to meet you at MWC 2023
It was great to be back in-person for CES 2023. What an incredible week of exciting new innovations, product launches and – best of all – meeting and re-connecting with friends old and new, partners and customers. With such a packed agenda, we couldn’t fit everything in, but here’s a round up of some of the trends and technologies we found interesting.
Some of the most notable developments this year show how in-vehicle experience is a new battleground in automotive OEM rivalry. And, as the numbers increasingly show, connectivity is the backbone of everything.
