Topic Discussed : The Future of Insurance

Speakers : Lauren Martin-Taylor & Clare Walker

Insurers who embrace transformative industry trends will be poised for growth. For example, providing consumers with the ability to select insurance policies through user-based insurance and demand insurance approaches will allow insurers to compete more effectively with powerful social groups, such as the elderly and millennials. Also, by leveraging prevention-as-a-service models, insurers can mitigate pressing threats to policy payouts.

If you are looking for new ways to capitalize on consumer trends and technologies driving the future, Frost & Sullivan invites you to join Lauren Martin-Taylor, Principal Consultant, Visionary Innovation Group, and Clare Walker, Principal Consultant, Business & Financial Services, for the webinar: The Future of Insurance. Gain expert insight into dozens of growth opportunities as a result of 24 emerging trends affecting insurance.

Key Takeaways:

Understand how to compete more effectively with shifting business models, operations, and value chains.

Discover key insurtech companies and how they are disrupting the traditional insurance workflows, as well as changing how customers buy insurance and interact with their providers.

Emerging insurance business models such as prevention-as-a-service, on-demand insurance, usage-based insurance, and value-added services will allow insurers to compete more effectively in this changing market.

Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Fintech, Insurtech, Innovation, Insurance, Millennials, Operations, Disruption, Customer Experience, On Demand Insurance

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Topic Discussed : Digital Trust in the Age of Normalized Data Breaches

Speakers : Jason Reed

In a time when major data breaches have become a routine feature of the news cycle, digital consumer trust is an intangible and highly consequential metric for any organization conducting business online.

Key Takeaways:

Do perceptions of customers in the business community align with consumer reality?

What makes (or breaks) consumer digital confidence in organizations?

Find out the regional variations in the degree of trust consumers have in online services—and the impacts on consumer behavior.

Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Data Breach, Data Privacy, Cyber Security, Digital Identity, Online Data, Digital Experience, Data Analysis, Metrics, Security

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Topic Discussed : Human Factors in Cybersecurity: Social Engineering and Awareness Training Services

Speakers : Swetha R K

Key Takeaways :

The European Security Awareness Training (SAT) market is expected to reach a size of $564.8 million by 2023, expanding at a CAGR of 26.1% over 2018-2023. Despite being in the early growth stage of the product lifecycle, the demand for a holistic SAT is high in Europe, partly owing to enterprises becoming cognizant of business continuity risks from security threats. However, lower entry barriers and high churn result in lower margins for vendors. The year 2018 saw many leading vendors getting acquired by endpoint security solution providers or managed service providers, pointing to a significant consolidation of the market in the near future. Vendors are embracing automated technology based solutions to streamline the detection and response process.

Frost & Sullivan’s study on the European SAT market provides a comprehensive analysis of trends, perspectives, and market forecasts until 2023. Along with a thorough competitor analysis of key market participants, this study highlights the opportunities that can be mined with the growing social engineering attacks and the associated threats to revenue and reputation of enterprises. The study also showcases market trends in the SAT market and the best practices for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) to follow while implementing a SAT solution.

Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Human factors, Social engineering, security awareness training, Behavioral conditioning, anti-phishing simulation, Insider threat

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Topic Discussed : Global Analysis of Electric Battery Market and Battery Thermal Management System for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles, Forecast to 2025

Speakers : Arvind Noel

Key Takeaways :

1) Battery capacity has increased (~50kWh+) across all plug-in hybrid/battery electric vehicles (PHEVs/BEVs) for extended electric range of more than 250 miles, which requires BTMS to maintain optimal battery temperatures

2) 150+kW fast-charging capabilities will induce high temperatures into the battery pack, hence BTMS is needed

3) Hybrids that have low battery capacity of less than 15kWh batteries will use only air-cooled systems, whereas Toyota has pioneered the forced/induced air cooling system. BEVs and PHEVs require complex liquid cooling systems as prismatic NMC/LMO and LFP cells have high energy densities

4) BEVs and PHEVs will depend on liquid cooling systems (~2.6M units 2025) and will adopt active combined systems after 2019. Mild/ Full hybrid electric vehicles (MHEVs/FHEVs) will depend on air-cooled systems (~5.1m units 2025) due to the use of low-capacity batteries

5) Use of liquid glycol through cooling tubes and plates between modules will not only help OEMs maintain battery efficiency, but also qualify the vehicle for stringent battery standards in the future

6) OEMs will adopt active thermal management systems that centralise all thermal needs for battery, motor, power electronics and cabin temperature

7) BTMS will be a highly invested necessity for all battery suppliers and OEMs to address key industry challenges such as higher electric range, faster charging and battery performance

Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Competitive Analysis, Market Trends, Strategy, Technology Trends, OEM Profile, Supplier Profile, OEM benchmarking, Market sizing, Regional trends, Battery thermal management, Battery thermal systems

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Topic Discussed : Global Commercial Drone Outlook - Trends & Technologies That Will Drive Growth

Speakers : Michael Blades

This presentation will provide a realistic outlook for the commercial drone market and a roadmap of how the commercial drone ecosystem will develop.

Frost & Sullivan invites you to join Michael Blades, Aerospace & Defense Research Director, for the webinar: Global Commercial Drone Outlook: Trends and Technologies That Will Drive Growth. Attendees of this webinar will have a greater understanding of current trends and future technologies that will drive growth, as well as where specific growth opportunities currently exist.

Key Takeaways:

1) Hear 2019 predictions for the market 

2) Identify real growth opportunities 

3) Understand the regulatory environment and likely timelines for expanded use of commercial drones

4) Discover what Mega Trends are driving or inhibiting the commercial drone market

Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Drones, UAS, DaaS, Drone services provider, FAA, Predictions, Mega Trends

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Topic Discussed : Global Commercial Aerospace Outlook: Emerging Growth Opportunities

Speakers : Timothy J. Kuder

The global commercial aerospace market saw growth in 2018 as the supply chain was pushed to the limits. 2019 will not show relief for the supply chain as OEMs scramble to capitalize on strong demand, especially in the APAC region, which is exploding. One OEM is expected to make a big announcement this year regarding an airframe that will bridge the next-gen airframes to the futuristic models. Growth opportunities are evident for suppliers that can keep up as OEMs exercise vertical integration, joint ventures and even embedding strategic leadership within supply houses in hopes of securing the outcome. Emerging technologies, including advanced composite materials, additive manufacturing and electrification, will continue to disrupt the design and construction of platforms.

Frost & Sullivan invites you to join Timothy J. Kuder, Aerospace & Defense Senior Industry Analyst, for the webinar Global Commercial Aerospace Outlook: Emerging Growth Opportunities. The event will provide an overview of the industry, followed by an interactive, live question-and-answer session.

Key Takeaways:

Gain insight on which regions are going to have the highest demand

Identify customers taking advantage of the abundant supply of airliners

Discover how far OEMs will push the supply chain

Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Air Transport, Aircraft Production, OEM, Aircraft Deliveries, Aircraft Sales, Supply Chain 

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Topic Discussed : Commercial Vehicle Driver Information Systems Market—North America and Europe, Forecast to 2025

Speakers : Saideep Sudhakar

Key Takeaways :

The DIS market in North America and Europe will see a major shift from basic display systems to feature-rich and smart solutions in the medium term, till 2020. 

1) The driver information systems will integrate and interface with mobile operating systems, wearable technologies, and alternate display mediums. These systems will be intuitive and smart and engage with the occupants using voice-, touch-, and gesture-recognition technology

2) OEMs are increasingly looking for solution providers over system suppliers and it is essential to align accordingly. Tier Is can leverage existing OEM relationships and software competence to create cutting edge autonomous technologies involving driver information

Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Driver information systems, advanced technologies, commercial vehicles, alerts, autonomous vehicles, electrification, connectivity, driver information warning systems, HMI, heads up display, gesture recognition, speech recognition, central display, digital instrument cluster

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Topic Discussed : CES Automotive and Transportation Highlights, 2019

Speakers : Dorothy Amy

Key Takeaways :

1) Digital assistants from Amazon and Microsoft will enable suppliers/software vendors to integrate deeper and for wider use cases like autonomous driving

2) Cellular V2X communications will play a pivotal role in the development of futuristic autonomous vehicles

3) In-vehicle marketplace concepts have become much more interesting with machine learning and a passenger use case for the same

Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Automotive OEMs, Cellular V2X, LiDAR, Automotive Blockchain, Electric vehicles, Satellite connectivity, connected vehicles, Features on demand, Automotive Alexa, Automated Driving, In-vehicle commerce

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Topic Discussed : TCO Analysis and Case for Electric Trucks in North America, 2017–2030

Speakers : Saideep Sudhakar

Key Takeaways :

1) Comparison of breakeven points for different applications shows that refuse and yard trucks might yield the maximum benefits of electrification, disregarding subsidies

2) The TCO of diesel trucks is expected to increase in the long term owing to rising diesel prices, the need for newer technologies that aid compliance with emission regulations, and increased repair and maintenance requirements

3) Batteries currently account for 50% of the total costs of an electric truck; decrease in battery prices below $100 per kWh by 2024-25 will propel electrification

Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Costs, operational costs, analysis, electrification, Tesla, Nikola, urban delivery, long haul, refuse, yard, terminal tractors, battery, NMC, LFP, emission regulations, mandates, GHG, cost per mile, charging, charging infrastructure, chademo, maintenance, lease, brakes, tires, inverter, motor, range, energy efficiency, battery capacity, fuel economy, residual values, chassis, powertrain, alternative powertrain, diesel, fuel

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Topic Discussed : United States Urban Public Transport Vehicles Market and Dealership Analysis, Forecast to 2022

Speakers : Jagadeesh Chandran

Key Takeaways :

1) The large, heavy-duty bus segment will experience the highest growth as increasing urbanization is forcing new fleet purchases to support the higher daily ridership

2) The US motorcoach market is currently controlled by 4 major manufacturers (Prevost, Vanhool, MCI – New Flyer and Temsa), all having a manufacturing presence in the US

3) Buy America content requirement is scheduled to increase from 60% US content to 65% US content in 2018 and 70% US content in 2020

4) The US transit bus market has experienced consolidation due to its challenging demand cycles and regulatory policies that have increasingly favored domestic manufacturers

5) Dealers who has strong regional presene partner with local service providers to expand their after sales foot print across the nation

Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Urban Public transport, Transit buses, Motorcoach, School bus, Bus manufacturers, Bus dealers,Transit regulation & policies, taxation, Buy America, Clean air act

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