Gary Tucker, CEO, Zubie, talks about how his company is working to improve the relationship between the dealer and the customer when it comes to keeping track of fleets and potential diagnostic problems. He explains how the transparency of automotive information that is available changes the ability to make decisions and discusses new solutions aimed at monitoring the driving progress of the elderly and teens.

Peggy talks about the rise of UBI (usage-based insurance), which allows telematics and insurance companies to access driver data that can help determine individual risk and subsequently create personalized policies for each driver. She says although customer acceptance and privacy are still hindering total UBI adoption, good drivers as well as millennials may be more open to the idea of this proposition as a means to monitor harsh breaking and excessive acceleration.

Peggy end the shows with a discussion on new European regulations that tracks drivers to detect accidents and performance on the road. She says that although this trade-off has shown great potential in saving lives and keeping drivers in check, she questions how insurance companies will use this information to affect rates.

Avi Freedman, cofounder and CEO, Kentik, talks network performance within the IoT and says that devices and appliances from the home and office have the potential to be hacked or "listen" in on users in the future. To combat this, he suggests a "trust but verify" mindset when it comes to security and predicts that with so many networks connected to the Internet, segmentation is set to occur within the IoT.

Have you heard about the Baseline to Build-On Initiative? Peggy discusses how the need for a common data protocol within the IoT (Internet of Things) stemmed from the difficulties many construction companies faced when sharing information between conflicting platforms and groups. She says the overwhelming response to become involved has demonstrated that an "inside-out" approach has the potential to incite change in all areas of construction including: architecture, fleets, engineering, and much more.