Frost & Sullivan Podcasts

Topic Discussed : Global Medium/Heavy Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket Outlook, 2019

Speakers: Stephen Spivey

Key Takeaways:

1. The global medium and heavy truck aftermarket is a large, but often overlooked sector of the transportation industry. Although there are fewer commercial vehicles in use worldwide in comparison to passenger cars/trucks, companies spend more than five times as much on parts and service to keep them in service. This creates significant market opportunities for manufacturers, distributors, service providers, technology vendors and global investors, among other stakeholder groups.
2. This research is the culmination of the work of Frost & Sullivan analysts located in regions throughout the world. It presents key industry highlights for 2018 and predictions for 2019, supported by comparative market metrics across 20 countries
3. The vehicle scope includes on-road medium and heavy trucks. The product scope includes all post-warranty replacement parts, chemicals and accessories covering commercial vehicles. Revenue is presented at the manufacturer, distributor and end-user levels
4. The research also represents the first published title in Frost & Sullivan’s new research program covering the commercial vehicle aftermarket. Future titles will focus on product categories including brakes, filters and re-manufactured components, as well as telematics /connected truck systems and other trends affecting the industry worldwide

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Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, aftermarket, commercial vehicle, global, growth, heavy duty, market size, parts, retail, truck

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Topic Discussed : Frost & Sullivan's Space-O-nomics - Episode 03

Speaker: Prachi Kawade

Key Takeaways:

1. SpaceX has increased the planned number of Starlink launches to 24 for the year 2020.
2. Increase in competition for the dedicated launch service providers due to increased number of slots available for the satellite operators along with the Starlink launches

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Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Starlink constellation, dedicated launch service providers, increased competition, constellation, small satellites, launch service providers, SpaceOnomics, increased competition, increased launch slots

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Topic Discussed : The Future of Healthcare

Speaker: Reenita Das

Key Takeaways:

1. The outlook on the future of Healthcare
2. How the industry is refocusing from curing to predicting and preventing illnesses
3. Anytime, Anywhere Care
4. Doctorless Care

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Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Healthcare, Doctorless Care, prevention, man vs machine, patient care

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Topic Discussed : Frost & Sullivan's Space-O-nomics - Episode 02

Speaker: Prachi Kawade

Key Takeaways:

• Mega constellations are addressing the issue of space debris by having de-orbiting systems on-board the satellites.
• The demand generated by mega-constellations to de-orbit the satellites will give rise to new businesses addressing this need.

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Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Mega Constellations Vs Space Debris, Mega Constellation, Space Debris, Sustainable space, space podcast, SpaceOnomics, LEO Constellations

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Topic Discussed : Smart Building Cyber Security: The Challenge of IT/OT Convergence

Speaker: Swetha R K

Key Takeaways:

The concept of connectivity has crept into buildings as well. Buildings, today, are equipped with devices that can connect and interact with the network. The resulting IT / OT ecosystem convergence in smart buildings acts as a “backdoor” for cyber adversaries trying to gain access to enterprise networks. 

This podcast discusses the impact of IT/OT security convergence in smart buildings. It also discusses security gaps, mode of attacks, and impact of cyber-attacks on converged IT / OT security systems. A brief overview of key highlights of Frost & Sullivan’s recently published study on IT/OT security convergence in smart buildings is discussed as well

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Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, IT/OT security, security convergence, Operational technology, smart buildings, connected devices, building automation systems, BAS

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Topic Discussed : Internet of Things and the Global Supply Chain

Speaker: Adrian Drozd

Key Takeaways:

1. Digital supply chain has emerged as a feasible and more efficient alternative to traditional SCM methods. Use of advanced technologies such as IoT, AI, ML, BDA and Blockchain are enabling key supply chain success factors, including visibility and transparency, timely corrective actions, and the ability to make real-time changes. 
2. Access to data-driven and predictive insights impacts all stakeholders’ performance and efficiency, impacting performance of the entire supply chain. Despite challenges in digitizing, companies are prioritizing their strategies to transform supply chains and exploring different technologies and applications.
3. Many use cases of IoT disrupting supply chains across verticals indicate continuous efforts to innovate and launch digital-first solutions. Owing adoption has led to emergence of a multitude of growth opportunities for providers, ranging from hardware and software to emerging technology solutions such as robotics and Blockchain.

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Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, supply chain management, digital supply chain, internet of Things, IoT, SCM, connected factories, asset management, platforms, artificial intelligence, machine learning, Blockchain, AI, ML, data analytics, connectivity, edge computing, fog computing, predictive analytics, cyber security, fleet management, inventory management, warehouse management 

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Topic Discussed : Frost & Sullivan's Space-O-nomics

Speaker: Prachi Kawade

Key Takeaways:

• Kuiper systems entry creates a strong competitor providing end to end solutions in connectivity space
• The current small satellite market is growing and about 20,425 satellites are expected to be launched from 2019 to 2033. This demand is driven by the LEO constellations.

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Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Kuiper systems, space podcast, weekly space update, SpaceOnomics, kuiper systems impact, small satellites, small satellite market, small satellite demand, space connectivity, amazon's kuiper systems

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Topic Discussed : China's Autonomous Vehicle Market, Forecast to 2025

Speaker: Yush Chau

Key Takeaways:

In China, in terms of the passenger car segment, the sales of autonomous vehicles were 262,300 units in 2018. 96.5% of autonomous vehicles are Level 1 and Level 2 private cars; another 3.5% of the autonomous vehicles are public taxis and mobility service vehicles. Going forward, the autonomous vehicle forecast will include Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 and Level 4 vehicles. The market is likely to experience a positive compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 28.4%, reaching 1.5 million unit shipments by 2025.

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Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Autonomous driving, China, potential autonomous driving miles, SAE, Society of Autonomous Engineers, autonomous vehicle demonstration base, Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing, Baidu Inc, Tencent Holdings Limited, Alibaba Group Holding Limited, SAIC Motor Corporation Limited, autonomous vehicle, autonomous vehicle mechanism, value chain

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Topic Discussed : Mobility Autonomous Platforms: What You Need to Know Now

Speakers: Arun Nandakumar and Benny Daniel

To be successful in the future, OEMs will need to focus on developing flexible, autonomous platforms capable of providing multiple vehicle types for specific use cases. AI-driven technologies for perception, planning, and localization will be the most significant areas of technology disruption in the next decade with new partnerships and collaborations likely to emerge between OEMs to enable this transformation. Find out how new technologies in cloud computing, sensitization, and vehicle electronics tie into the future digital value chain of the automotive industry and how to leverage innovation for future success.

Key Questions the Briefing will Answer:

1. What are the best practices in developing autonomous vehicle platforms?
2. What are the opportunities available for technology providers, suppliers, and OEMs this year and beyond? 
3. How will OEMs tackle the technology disruption in autonomous driving development?

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Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Mobility, Innovation, Electronics, Digital Experience, Cloud Computing, OEM, Transformation, AI, Autonomous Platforms

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Topic Discussed : Digital KPIs Impacting Transformative Automotive Industry

Speaker: Isaac Abraham

Key Takeaways:

1. Business as Usual’ is facing a host of digital pressures through internal and external change agents that are impacting the automotive industry
2. Brands that bring the world its top digital products, solutions and services have replaced equally powerful and relevant legacy companies – the key differentiator is the digital quotient in their ecosystem and the ability to influence digital initiatives through effective metrics
3. The rapid need for organizations to deliver innovative solutions has led the automotive industry to build experiences and products in silos. However, a more cohesive approach to take stock of the digital advancements and initiatives is required to ensure the progress and growth of a digitally automotive company
4. Customer Ecosystem KPIs will increasingly become more central to automotive digital transformation, as the key determinant of success within the future digital world

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Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, CDO, Chief Digital Officer, Digital, Digital KPI, Digital investment, Efficiency, KPI, KPIs, Key Performance Indicator, SVC9B07

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