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MANAGING AUTONOMOUS EXPECTATIONS: Transform consumer apprehension into acceptance by pushing the safe and practical benefits of automated vehicles

SECURE & TRUSTWORTHY: Get to grips with how automakers and their partners plan to move forward in making automotive systems impenetrable to cyber threats

DATA THAT DELIVERS: Pull together data on the consumer to provide an experience that anticipates their needs and builds a powerful brand

THE NEW MOBILITY ERA: Discover the technology turning mobility into a service that is on-demand, shareable and shaking automotive foundations

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CTS is the ultimate start to the CES week at Las Vegas!

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500+ Executive Delegates

20+ Expert Industry Speakers

15+ Business Focused Sessions

Exclusive OEM Announcements

Unparalleled Networking Opportunities

Focused Panel Discussions

In 2015, automotive technology shot into the headlines of mainstream media, propelling the connected car to the forefront of public perception. Consequently, for the first time consumers are now not only aware of the power of connected vehicles and mobility services but also issues surrounding cybersecurity and recalls.

Against this backdrop the Consumer Telematics Show (CTS) returns for a 14th edition and is set to be bigger, fresher and more prestigious than ever before. It will bring you exclusive automaker keynotes, including world-firsts from Jaguar Land Rover, plus an agenda that will drill deep into the most pressing issues shaping the industry. With over 500 executives in attendance this is the hub of automotive innovation to kick start the New Year in an incredible fashion.

At the Consumer Telematics Show, we will go into detail on:

` How to align with consumer expectations and perceptions around the future of autonomous driving

` Tackling the fear around cybersecurity, determining how to win consumers around whilst debating the big question of legislation

` How mobility is changing, becoming a service which is flexible, shareable and tailored to the needs of consumers

` Finding out what consumers really want by trialling new and innovative products live on stage

CTS 2016 will allow you to break the back of your International CES week networking by assembling all the industry’s key stakeholders in one, central location. The agenda is the product of months of independent research and will give you answers to the industry’s key challenges. Views on these topics will be heard from speakers such as, KIA, Nissan, Honda and FordDirect.

Reserve your place amongst the key industry decision makers and thought leaders today! Take full advantage of our booking discount via our website www.tu-auto.com/cts/ or the registration form enclosed within this brochure.

I look forward to meeting you in Las Vegas this coming January.Kind regards,

Tommy

Expert Speakers Include:

See who you’ll meet and do business with:

Matt Jones,Head of Future

Infotainment – Senior Technical Specialist, JLR

Jeremy Kaplan, Chief Editor,

Digital Trends

Thilo Koslowski,VP Distinguished Analyst & Founder of Automotive

Practice, Gartner

Chip Goetzinger,Senior Manager – Vehicle Connected Services, Nissan

Henry Bzeih, Head of Connected

Car – CTO, Kia Motors

John Ellis, Founder and

Managing Director, Nicholas-Ellis & Associates

John Morel, Senior Manager,

Honda

Dave DiMeo, Director Connected

Car Innovations, FordDirect

The Connected Consumer Takes the Wheel for 2016

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Consumer Telematics Show: The Essential Prelude to CES! Will you be in Las Vegas for CES (January 6-9)?

Join us the day before CES to get a jump on your competition in the networking stakes – leave CTS with a whole host of new business contacts and equipped with the most recent industy news to impress in your meetings over the week.

Where auto-manufacturing meets consumer electronics

With 21% OEM attendance expected and increasing participation from the CE community, experience the convergence of these two industries first-hand during our structured networking sessions between presentations.

Unparalleled Networking Pre and Post ShowAs an attendee of CTS 2015, you will be given exclusive access to the conference’s Online Networking Center - designed to facilitate networking before and after Jan 5.

Sign up for your ticket today! Visit www.tu-auto.com/cts

Thomas Wilson Project Director TU-Automotive

21% OEMs

14% TSP

14% Software Provider

13% Hardware Provider

12% Consultant

9% Content Provider

7% Wireless Carrier

6% Industry Association

2% Insurer

2% Other

An excellent event with a diverse set of organisations and telematics companies.

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PLUS, 88% of attendees at CTS 2015 rated the quality of networking as ‘excellent’

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A great show for every company involved in the supply chain. You have the opportunity to delve as deep as you dare

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EXCLUSIVE OEM KEYNOTES

Jaguar Land Rover: Accelerating the Connected Car EcosystemIn the past year Jaguar Land Rover announced its first Linux based IVI system, and the creation of its Technology Incubator in Portland, Oregon.

GENIVI showed its first fully open source demo platform, and announced the focus on upgrading it to a fully connected and software upgradable platform.

Just how are the efforts of JLR, and other members of the GENIVI Alliance, contributing to the connected car ecosystem? What’s coming next?

Big announcements and guest participants will give an indication of just that!

Matt Jones, Head of Future Infotainment - Senior Technical Specialist, Jaguar Land Rover

Exclusive Announcement from Global OEM Disruptor Full details to be announced shortly

Is This The Real Life, Is This Just Fantasy? It’s clear; the automotive industry is experiencing a period of profound and rapid change. But as auto undergoes a renaissance, ensure you keep focus on the trends crucial to your business.

` Decide what’s mission critical! Wherever you sit in the ecosystem, grasp how to put data and cyber security front and center of your strategy

` Data: just because you can collect it, doesn’t mean it’s useful. Move beyond the hype to understand which insights are valuable to enhancing your connected service offering

` “Auto-pilot”, “self-driving”, “Assistance”? Re-calibrate how to communicate active safety technologies to manage expectations surrounding the road to autonomous mobility

Thilo Koslowski, VP Distinguished Analyst & Founder of Automotive Practice, Gartner

Cyber Security: At the Forefront of the Public EyeThe growth of vehicle connectivity is generating very real concerns over the security of modern vehicles. Get up to speed on this fundamental building block of future auto tech.

` Map out the connected vehicle attack surfaces in order to create a strategy that is built around a secure core

` Get to grips with public perception and understand how to communicate the security of the vehicles in order to answer consumer fears

` No More Recalls: Look into the latest Over the Air (OTA) solutions as an effective way of updating vehicle systems on-the-fly without recalls

Henry Bzeih, Head - Connected Car & CTO, KIAJonathan Allen, Principal/ Director, Booz Allen HamiltonDirk Reimer, VP Sales & Marketing, Telit Automotive SolutionsAndrew Poliak, Global Director, Business Development, QNX Software Systems

Survey & Consumer Reactions: CES Tech and the Connected CarHear from tech fans live on stage and get the results of an exclusive survey to see how CE expectations are set to shape the next generation of connected auto tech and services.

` Automotive & the Internet of Things (IoT): Find out what services make sense for consumers to see which other connected ecosystems auto needs to tap into

` Grasp how innovative technologies such as gesture recognition will be crucial to perfecting the automotive user experience

` Drive consume uptake: See how to integrate CE devices, including smart watches, to create real excitement around connected vehicles

Andrew Hart, Director, SBDPlus a panel of consumers

Regulating Auto Tech: Winning Consumer TrustAutonomous vehicles and new software systems are disrupting the automotive industry. With scandals hitting the headlines, tackle the regulation minefield.

` Pinpoint where the ultimate responsibility lies for the certification of autonomous vehicles and the security of the systems they are equipped with

` With the integrity of the automotive industry being called into question over the emissions scandal understand how to position technology as the key to winning back consumer trust

` Discuss how the future of the automotive tech should be regulated; will it be driven by government, the OEMs or associations?

Gail Gottehrer, Partner, Axinn, Veltrop & Harkrider LLP

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Exclusive Presentation from Green Hills Software

New Insights from Covisint

Unmissable New Information from Inrix

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The Platform JungleIt’s a platform jungle out there! With automakers, consortia and the CE big guns all offering solutions, evaluate how the industry will develop.

` Should OEMs stick to their guns? Debate the pros and cons of automakers letting the Silicon Valley giants into the dash over their proprietary systems

` Do consumers want a unique vehicle experience or a copy of their smartphone platform? Get to grips with what experience the public is looking for inside their vehicle

` Understand how OEMs can meet the expectation of consumers through improving the user experience and truly integrating the car into the ‘digital lifestyle’

David DiMeo, Director, Connected Car Innovations, FordDirectGeorg Doll, Managing Director, Luxoft AutomotiveTodd Peterson, MilteqModerator: John Ellis, Founder, Managing Director, Ellis & Associates

Making Autonomous Driving a RealityWith millions of miles already being racked up on public roads, tackle the crucial obstacle facing the self-driving car; consumer perception.

` Understand the perception of consumers around autonomous driving to gain vital insight into the best ways of effectively communicating with the public

` Convenience vs. Safety: Discuss the best marketing strategies for autonomous/ assistance features to meet the needs of consumers

` With the growing fear around the security of autonomous driving, debate and discuss the best practices enabling the industry to make the public embrace the autonomous future

Jeremy Kaplan, Editor in Chief, Digital Trends

Smart Mobility as a Service – Putting Each Individual User FirstThe automotive and transportation business model is being turned on its head. Get the inside track on a future based on ‘usership’ rather than ownership.

` Harness data to create an on-demand operating model that puts the unique mobility requirements of each consumer first

` Build a system that utilizes digitalization as well as strong cooperation between the public sector, business and users to create a sustainable transport ecosystem

` Mobility & the OEMs: Understand what this shifting mobility landscape really means for the automakers – sort the opportunity from the threat and the hype

Remi Tachet des Combes, MIT

The Future of the Connected Customer RelationshipUnderstand how connectivity and data is revolutionising the OEM/ consumer journey, from one of ‘ship and forget’ to ‘ship and remember’.

` Connectivity Sells: Debate the importance of putting connectivity front and center of the marketing campaigns for modern vehicles

` Product Development: Harness real-world data to optimize product development, from services to design, by tapping directly into consumer habits

` Sticky Customers: Create a suite of services, encompassing IVI, maintenance and third party value adds, that will optimize the ownership experience and create brand loyalty

Chip Goetzinger, Senior Manager - Vehicle Connected Services, Nissan

From Assisted to Autonomous Driving: An HMI PerspectiveHMI is becoming the center of the consumer experience in non-autonomous and autonomous driving.

` How does automated driving impact the user experience? Autonomous driving from an end-user and usability perspective

` Discuss the paradigm shift in the driver-vehicle relationship with advanced automation. Driver’s role is changing from “driving” to “supervising”

` Understand the HMI development challenges specific to autonomous driving, as well as requirements for future HMIs

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