Topic Discussed : Future of Global Shared Driverless Vehicles Market, Forecast to 2031

Speakers : Guruguhan Nataraj

Key Takeaways :

1)     Shared Driverless vehicle (SDV) market revenue is estimated to reach $10.40 billion globally by 2031. Growth is expected at a CAGR of 60.7% between 2017 and 2031

2)     The legal framework is being formulated in Europe and the United States. Government support of SDV systems is expected to be a significant factor in the proliferation of automated buses by the year 2025. Many regional governments such as England, Finland, Netherlands, Japan, Singapore and some US states are pushing autonomous driving technologies

3)     Automated bus transit systems are expected to have significant growth post 2021. This is because of the launch of commercial operations and entry of new market participants. Key automotive OEM’s are expected to form strategic partnerships with autonomous technology solution providers to build automated buses

4)     Over 71 testing pilots of driverless shuttles were conducted throughout the globe since 2016. Currently there are 21 pilot operational programs in Europe, North America, Middle East and Oceania. Around 10 testing projects are planned which are expected to take place in 2018

5)     Navya and Easymile lead the driverless shuttle market in terms of pilot projects. The two companies contribute to more than 70% of the total number of testing pilots conducted globally

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Topic Discussed : Benchmarking Profile of Tesla's Autonomous Driving Strategy, 2018

Speakers : Ayan Biswas

Key Takeaways :

Tesla’s fully self-reliant business model has disrupted the conventional ways of doing business, with the traditional automakers relying heavily on third-party suppliers. Since, most of Tesla’s production and R&D for Autonomous, Connectivity, and Electrification are done in-house, the company remains immune to price fluctuations exerted by tier I players. This additionally, allows the company complete freedom to modify components and customize them as per internal requirement. For instance, Tesla is the only automaker to create its own processor chip while traditional OEMs rely on tier Is’ and tier IIs’ expertise. Tesla is ahead of other players by using a centralized E/E architecture, which allows it to offer updates through OTA. Future architectures will see sensor fusion and consolidation of processing power which will be imperative for L5 autonomy. Expect OEMs and Tier I suppliers to continue forming alliances to develop autonomous vehicle development platforms. This will help OEMs to co-develop the autonomy solutions as per requirement, yet following the conventional supply chain

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Topic Discussed : Collaborative Robots as affordable automation enabling Excellence and a transformational shift to Industry 4.0

Speakers : Pradeep David (Universal Robots India Pvt. Ltd) & Arunkumar Janarthanan (Frost & Sullivan) 

Key Takeaways :

1)Collaborative Robots: Affordable automation enabling Growth Excellence and a transformational shift to Industry 4.0.  

2)The key challenges faced by the manufacturing sector in India and the role of Collaborative Robots as affordable automation

Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Collaborative Robots, affordable automation, automation, Growth Excellence transformational shift, Industry 4.0

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Topic Discussed : CV Telematics Opportunity Analysis by Industry, EU and NA, Forecast to 2025

Speaker : Mugundhan Deenadayalan

Key Takeaways: 

1)Petroleum & Chemical Industry 

Fleets operating in the petroleum & chemical Industry in North America are expected to see almost 100% penetration in telematics solution due to the compulsory ELD Mandate for hazmat placarded vehicles. 

2)Food & Beverage Industry 

The food & beverage haulage industry is expected to see a growth of 22% and 8.3% in telematics adoption in North America and Europe respectively. This is fueled by the rise in trailer telematics , especially trailer status and temperature management. 

3)Cross - Integration via marketplace or app-store

Telematics Service Providers are expected to fill the gaps in their FMS portfolio for specific industries by integrating solutions from other solution providers via an app-store like feature

Related Keywords: LCV, M/HCV Trucks, Fleet Management Solutions, Commercial vehicle Telematics, Industry challenges, Vocational challenges, Pain points, Trailer Telematics, Tire Manufacturers, Digital Transformation, OEMs, Tier -1, Telematics vendors, Truck Digitization, FMS Providers, Installed base, Telematics penetration, Competitive Analysis, Regulation and mandates, Growth Opportunity, Call to action, Strategic Imperatives, North America, Europe, OEMs, Trailer Manufacturers, Forecast, Penetration

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Topic Discussed : Impact of Autonomous Trucks on Telematics Services

Speaker : Mugundhan Deenadayalan

Key Takeaways: 

1)Truck drivers will become their truck’s own operating managers. Telematics Service Providers will increasingly concentrate on vehicle and fleet management related services in the next three decades. Though not completely wiped out, driver related services will start its downward graph once Level 3 or above trucks come into operation.

2)Trucks are going to be huge data oceans and are going to generate tonnes of data points. These data are going to need proper utilization and protection in an efficient and effective way. Data Analytics will be the next big thing once autonomous sets in. TSPs should align their priorities and expand into innovative portfolio. 

3)Commercial trucking industry will be the first industry to put autonomous driving to use rather than the commonly anticipated passenger car industry. Autonomous trucks will majorly drive only on highways between designated points. TSPs should focus on long-haul value added solutions relating to fuel stations, truck stops, tool stations, weighing stations etc.

Related Keywords: Autonomous Trucks, Autonomous Technologies, Telematics Services, Platooning, Driverless Trucks, Trucks, Fleet Management Solutions, Telematics Service Providers, Commercial vehicle Telematics, OEMs, Tier -1, Telematics vendors, Truck Digitization, FMS Providers, Growth Opportunity, Call to action, Strategic Imperatives, North America

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Topic Discussed : Future of Sedans in North America 2018

Speaker : Venkata Balakrishnan

Key Takeaways: 

Due to dropping oil prices in 2017, consumers purchased lesser hatchbacks and sedans and shifted to purchasing pick ups and trucks.

With 9 new vehicles introduced in the markets in 2018, the SUV and crossover is further expected to increase, with these vehicles already contributing over 120,000 vehicles in 2018.

Related Keywords: GM, Ford, Hyundai, Honda, Nissan, Toyota, BMW ,Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volvo, Polestar, Tesla, Sedan, Crossovers, SUVs

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Topic Discussed : Mergers and acquisiton landscape in the Lifescience Industry 

Speaker : Khushbu Jain

Key Takeaways: 

Pharma companies are seeking radical and immediate growth through M&A. Conversely, we can expect a lower volume of total deals but a higher average deal value 

Diagnostic and research tools segments on the other hand can extract value from inorganic growth by thinking beyond data curation and more about deriving & utilizing insights

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Topic Discussed : The Case for IIoT—A Journey into the Future of Manufacturing

Speaker : Nandini Natarajan

Key Takeaways: 

This podcast from Frost & Sullivan is on the topic of Future of Manufacturing, highlighting key strategic imperatives for the global industrial space. In a space that is constantly changing, the podcast highlights suggestive approach towards identifying technologies that will shape the future of manufacturing vis-a-vis others that might simply remain a fad.

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Related Keywords: Industrial Iot, Industry 4.0, smart manufacturing, IOT, internet of things, iot in manufacturing, smart factories, IIoT platforms, IT, OT, digital technologies in manufacturing, digital manufacturing, technology trends, business models, IT-OT convergence

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Topic Discussed : Global Trade Wars Impact

Speaker : Neha Anna Thomas

Key Takeaways: 

Trade wars roiled the global economy in 2018, with businesses having to cope with significantly higher import costs. Apart from US-China trade wars that took center stage, other exporting nations were also directly affected by the US’s blanket additional tariffs on products such as steel, aluminum, and washing machines. 

The US and China are currently in the midst of a truce period, with the US holding off on imposing further tariffs on China at this time. All additional tariffs from 2018 however continue to remain in effect.

Frost & Sullivan’s latest research on global trade wars examines trade war scenarios, impact on economy and industry, as well as mitigation strategies. Businesses can leverage this research to stay on top of trade war developments, gain forward looking insights, and accordingly fine-tune strategic planning capabilities. 

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Related Keywords: Trade wars, US-China trade wars, trade tensions, additional tariffs, US tariffs, Trump policies, US-China trade truce, retaliatory tariffs, mitigation strategies, 25% car import tariffs, steel and aluminum tariffs. 

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Topic Discussed : 2019 Global Economic Predictions

Speaker : Aroop Zutshi

Global Growth to Dip to 3.5% in 2019, with Dip to 3.3% if Trade Wars Intensify

The world economy is expected to enter a period of slowdown in 2019 amidst pressures from trade wars, higher interest rates, and emerging market capital outflows. Business in the US and China are expected to continue to face pressures from trade wars and are expected to deal with higher import costs by passing costs to consumers, relocating production, or pursuing layoffs.

Frost & Sullivan invites you to join Aroop Zutshi, Global President & Managing Partner; Craig Parker, Research Director; and Neha Anna Thomas, Senior Economist, as they provide insights into the global and regional economic outlook for 2019.

Key Takeaways:

Identify and learn more about the top 2019 global economic predictions

Learn more about the 2019 GDP growth trajectory for key advanced and emerging economies.

Understand the key economic risks shaping the regions in which you operate.

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