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Weekly Brief
Weekly Brief
Thursday, March 19,2020
Feature of the Week
The electric vehicle market is still at a relatively early stage of development, yet it guarantees to reshape industries and communities around the globe.
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Connected cars are part of superior technology—the Internet of Things (IoT), which connects everyday devices through the internet.
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Global e-commerce trades for the automotive aftermarket are expected to rise at a compound annual rate of 18.9 percent, touching $49.5 billion in 2022.
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CIO Viewpoint
By Susan Kampe, CIO, SVP Chief Information and Procurement Officer, Cooper Standard
The starring role in any manufacturing company belongs to the products that are produced.
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By Zack Hicks, North American CIO and Group VP, Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A
Between shopping, buying, and maintaining a vehicle, Toyota owners interact with our brand roughly 30 times throughout the ownership lifecycle.
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Featured Vendors
By Hock Tan, CEO,
Broadcom is a leading provider of automotive semiconductor solutions addressing a in-vehicle connectivity and networking, optical isolation and sensing, wireless communications, and LED lighting Read more ►
By Luca Scattolin, General Manager,
At the forefront of manufacturing and supplying professional diagnostic tools, equipment, and accessories in the automotive aftermarket, Autel was founded in 2004 with a mission to simplify the repair and diagnostic procedures that are sometimes... Read more ►
By Tom Blackie, Founder & CEO,
As an automotive solution provider, VNC Automotive is helping OEMs keep their IVI software compatible with expedited mobile innovation.VNC helps providesolutions that allow OEMs to connect a phone to their car’s IVI systems. In addition to the... Read more ►
CXO Insights
By David Chiu, Director, Product Marketing, CA Technologies
Today’s vehicles are data centers on wheels, and any vehicle component that communicates externally is a potential attack vector for hackers.
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By Kevin Huggard, Director, Process Automation & Architecture, Kelly Services
Select the right level of automation based on who you want to be and stick to it. Just because robots can call customers doesn’t mean they should.
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