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This Frost & Sullivan research service examines the role artificial intelligence (AI) will play in the transformation of the automotive space. AI is a key disruptive technology, wherein automakers are evolving into technology firms and expanding their service offerings beyond manufacturing vehicles. Technology implementation has increased, and the ...

Intelligent Mobility Japan, 2020 is a virtual summit organized by Frost & Sullivan on November 24 and 25, 2020. This is a 2-day interactive conference, which hosted on a unique virtual platform to discuss and evaluate Growth Opportunities in new Mobility Business models covering Personal and Public Transport Systems. The conference presenters inc...

05 May 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

CES Automotive & Transportation Highlights, 2021

Large-Screen IVI Displays with Connected CX and In-Vehicle Health & Wellness Solutions Set to Be Part of Future Vehicle Cockpit Strategies

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The research study scope showcases key trends observed during the CES 2021 virtual event. CES 2021 took to the digital stage as the COVID-19 pandemic forced a virtual walk through one of the biggest events that showcases technology disruptions in both the consumer electronics (CE) and mobility worlds. Frost & Sullivan attended the virtual CES 2021,...

The research service discusses the key trends and use cases relevant to cloud computing and automotive ecosystem. It identifies the key areas that offer scope for essential technology innovation and discusses cloud-based solutions specific to the automotive industry. Cloud-based connected car solutions, which are now an integral part of the Interne...

22 Aug 2016  |  North America  |  Market Research

Automotive Industry IT Spending—CIO Focus, Trends, and Highest Growth Areas

By 2020, IT Spending by Automotive Companies to Reach $80.05 Billion

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Growing digitization, connectivity, cloud computing, dynamic customer preferences, Internet of Things (IoT), cybersecurity, and increasing automation are the key trends driving the automotive industry to invest in IT. Automotive OEMs, Tier I suppliers, and automotive ecosystem participants invest in key focus areas including Industry 4.0, digital r...

Automotive OEMs are experimenting with wireless communication to bring in high-speed Internet to moving vehicles to support use cases such as virtual reality, real-time gaming, and live video streaming. Cellular communication systems (2G, 3G, 4G) face issues in terms of speed, coverage, security and 5G is yet to be commercialized. This research ser...