Search results for: 'Ecosystem Activity for Automotive Data Monetization'

In this study, Frost & Sullivan analyzes the mobility innovation ecosystem by examining automotive and mobility-related patents across the connected, autonomous, shared, and electric (CASE) mobility dimensions.Some relevant details are as follows. • The scope covers North America, with a primary focus on the United States, due to the dep...

15 Jun 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

US Automotive Usage-based Insurance Growth Opportunities

Transformational Growth Enabled by Connected Data Ecosystems Drives New Insurance Models

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For decades, automotive insurers have based underwriting on historical driver data and demographics. Drivers were forced to settle for one-size-fits-all policies that did not take into account their driving habits or miles driven. This began to change with the emergence of real-time tracking of vehicle and driver behavior with vehicle telematics. T...

25 Oct 2017  |  North America  |  Market Research

Automotive Data Monetisation Pricing and Business Models

By 2025, Data Monetisation is Expected to Unravel ~$33 Billion in Opportunity for OEMs, with the Potential to Monetise $100 per Car Across 140 Unique Use Cases

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This study analyses the strategies, growth analysis, competitive landscape, business models, and future focus areas of OEMs, data aggregators, usage-based insurance (UBI) companies, and tier 1 suppliers. OEMs, tier 1s, insurance companies, and data aggregators must focus on data services around smart mobility, connected cars, and autonomous vehicle...

Content services are most beloved when they offer delightful, consistent, cross-device OTT experiences, which are at par with conventional live, linear managed experiences. While Tier-1 services such as Comcast and others are coming closer to this idea in the US, the overall problem is far from solved. Even a decade after Netflix and Hulu first beg...

As the automotive industry becomes increasingly reliant on connected and automated technologies, in-vehicle navigation and location-based services are informing much more than direction-impaired drivers. Automakers rely on these systems to ensure vehicle performance as well as passenger and vehicle safety. Today’s in-vehicle navigation features sup...

The 2024 US Automotive Technicians’ Choice study is a voice of customer survey on the tool preferences of automotive aftermarket service technicians. The survey was conducted in 2024 using a mix of the computer-assisted telephone interview (CATI) and computer-aided web interview (CAWI) methods. A total of 400 automotive technicians participated in ...

This deliverable focuses on profiling the expanding presence of Amazon and eBay in the North American and European automotive aftermarket. The study focuses on aftermarket eCommerce in selling replacement parts for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. The geographic scope of the study is North America and Europe, and the base year is 2016....

This study examines the growth opportunities for partner ecosystem management (PEM) and digital business solutions. It includes detailed company profiles of Beyond by BearingPoint, Netcracker, and Subex, the leading providers of PEM and digital business solutions. Discussion of important industry trends is included both within the profiles and else...

22 Mar 2019  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Global Automotive Aftermarket Outlook, 2019

Global Automotive Aftermarket Demand Expected to Increase by 4.2% During 2019; China and India Expected to Offset the Slowdown in Developed Markets

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The global automotive aftermarket revenues will rise during 2019, buoyed by the growth in developing markets, unravelling new opportunities for passenger car and light truck parts and service providers, especially in the emerging markets. This research compiles findings from various deliverable published by Frost & Sullivan Mobility Team over the p...