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TelematicsTelematicsConference
Emperors Palace, Kempton Park, Gauteng
September 201418-19
Organised by: Media Partner:
To secure your seat call: Christopher, fax or email the registration formTel: 011 325 2485 Fax: 086 559 0352
Email: [email protected]
Align your conference sessions with the content that fosters growth and supports you, your staff, and your clientele.
Align your conference sessions with the content that fosters growth and supports you, your staff, and your clientele.
Align your conference sessions with the content that fosters growth and supports you, your staff, and your clientele.
Gain insight into the telematics space with instrumental thought leaders
Renai Moothilal, Director Automotives, Department of Trade and Industry.
Therese Visser. Director, Whizz Mobile.
Themba Baloyi, Executive Director, Discovery Insure
Frans Joubert, Geotab, Director Africa
Etienne Louw, Managing Director, Tom Tom Africa,
Eddie Kartun, Founder and Specialist Consultant, TMEyezon
Benjamin Bezuidenhout, Client and Service Deployment, Drive Risk
Lee Bester, Dealer Development Consultant, Digicell
Mark Rouse, Commercial sales Manager, Mix Telematics
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·Receive intelligent insights from some of the leading
professionals and entrepreneurs in the industry.
·Keeping up with telematics trends and technologies
·Apply the knowledge gained from the conference
successfully in your professional life.
·to examine trends in telematics
·to discuss developments in technologies
·to open a forum for networking opportunities
mobile operators
vehicle finance officials
fleet managers
automotive electronics officials
short-term insurance officials
GPS manufacturers
road safety regulators
smartphone app engineers
TOP REASONS TO ATTEND
OBJECTIVES
networking value
PAST RELATED CONFERENCES · Vehicle Tracking and Recovery Conference (29 & 30 Sept., 2011)
· Africa Truck and Bus Conference (20 & 21 Sept. 2012)
· Second Annual Vehicle Tracking and Recovery Conference
(17 & 18 October 2012)
TelematicsTelematicsConference
Emperors Palace, Kempton Park, Gauteng
September 201418-19
Organised by:
To secure your seat call: Christopher, fax or email the registration formTel: 011 325 2485 Fax: 086 559 0352
Email: [email protected]
CONFERENCE BACKGROUND
n the event of hijacking and theft, telematics play a crucial role of tracking
down the lost vehicles. Such technologies are widely known as in-vehicle Ielectronics. i.e.)Tracker. With close to 104 million new cars expected to be
on the road by 2025, it is highly recommended that industry must focus on the
expansion of the telematics market and its technologies.
Fast decreasing technology costs are paving the way for a mass-market thus
motorists need to be able to control the amount of driving, reduce
unnecessary travels and also reduce other vehicle costs such as car
insurance, car damage and theft. This is where vehicle Insurance and
telematics cross the line.
Although we are in the early phases of adoption, telematics exists today
throughout the industrials value chain, from manufacturing line equipment to
transportation fleets to production tools in the field.
Recently, the first ever mobile application (vehicle telematics app) system
was introduced to the market. The app will be used to tailor a product on a
level depending on the driver's driving metrics. There is a need for these and
many other similar applications to be available to insurance companies; this
will not only help them measure clients driving behavior but it will also reward
responsible drivers.
The technological potential of telematics continues to increase at astounding
rate for OEMs that are able to quickly recognize how telematics can vastly
enhance their traditional product-based value propositions. Those that adapt
their business / organizational models to deliver against these promises
stand to gain competitive advantage relative to those that are slower to adopt,
including the potential to materially shift market share even in tired and
otherwise mature market segments.
The primary aim of this conference is to confirm that Original Equipment
Manufacturers find it simpler to profile the risks involved and tailor insurance
premiums accordingly. It is against this background that this conference was
organized. It will provide an opportunity for OEMs be able to meet the
technological demands with their in-house systems and processes.
TelematicsTelematicsConference Emperors Palace, Kempton Park, Gauteng
September 201418-19
DAY 1: Thursday September 18 DAY 2: Friday September 19
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
08: 00 Registration and early morning refreshments
08:45 Opening remarks by Chairperson
09:00
09:45 Fleet management and telematics
··safety and security
·insurance & risk management
·driver behavior
·route optomisation
11:00 Major players in Telematics Products
·dynamic traffic data
·application technology
·In-vehicle infotainment services
11:45 Telematics software solutions
·data analysis
·connected cars (On board connected systems)
·measuring vehicle motions
·traffic congestion analysis
13:30 Today’s Tracknology for Tomorrow’s Success
·tracknology simplified
·from old hardware to new technology
·tracknology product trends
·technology uses and applications
·into the future with tracknology
·beyond automotive
15:00 Closing remarks by chairperson
Themba Baloyi, Executive Director, Discovery Insure
Themba Baloyi, Executive Director, Discovery Insure
Telematics and short term Insurance
·understanding driving behaviour
·Identifying risk factors
·telematics technology: vehicle recovery devices
fleet efficiency
Mark Rouse, Commercial sales Manager, Mix Telematics
Etienne Louw , Managing director, Tom Tom Africa
Frans Joubert, Geotab, Director Africa
Eddie Kartun, Founder and Specialist Consultant, TMEyezon
10:30 Mid-morning refreshments
12:30 Lunch
08: 00 Registration and early morning refreshments
08:45 Opening remarks by Chairperson
09:00
11:00
11:45 Mobile Applications telematics
using mobile app in a vehicle
·mobile applications in general
·mobile apps making your life easier inside your vehicle
13:30 Driver Behavior and bottom line impact
·habits, the cause of driving behavior
good and safe driving behavior or just luck?
driving behavior observable actions
manage, motivate mitigate - solutions
15:00 Closing remarks by chairperson
Therese Visser. Director, Whizz Mobile
Benjamin Bezuidenhout, Client and Service Deployment,
Drive Risk
Practical Fleet management
·fleet and asset finance
·risk management
·insurance solutions offered (rewards and penalties)
·fleet tracking and recovery technologies
09:45 The automotive industry and policy environment in SA
·current stage of OEMs in South Africa
·automotive production and market overview
·production trends and developments: emerging drivers
of growth in the market
·policy developments and support in SA automotive
environment
How Stakeholders benefit from cloud data services to
reduce costs, structure premiums and extend Benefits
·fleet management solution that reduce logistic costs and insurance premiums
·managing driving performance
·extending the use of E-tolling Infrastructure
·using inbuilt GPS with 3G uploads
·what are the Trends relating to road accidents
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Lee Bester, Dealer Development Consultant, Digicell
Renai Moothilal, Director Automotives, Department of
Trade and Industry
TBC
10:30 Mid-morning refreshments
12:30 Lunch
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