Industry insight: Telematics and data

Posted by James [1] on Mar 5, 2013

This special report brings together TU’s comprehensive coverage of the increasingly vital role of data in the telematics industry

Telematics as a CRM tool [2]

Jan Stojaspal explores how telematics-enabled customer relationship management can help create a more loyal customer base and a bigger slice of the vehicle repair and maintenance business

Telematics, data privacy and UBI [3]

Susan Kuchinskas looks at how insurance telematics providers can anonymize usage-based insurance data to reassure consumers—and bolster the market

Insurance telematics and the value of data [4]

Susan Kuchinskas looks at how fleets, auto manufacturers and telcos can make sense of the data flowing from connected cars

Insurance telematics and data standards [5]

Susan Kuchinskas checks in with the Association for Cooperative Operations Research and Development (ACORD) to find out how standards for driving information and its transmission could create an aftermarket for usage-based insurance data

Telematics and the value of data [6]

Susan Kuchinskas explores what it will take to turn the wealth of telematics information into profitable data

Telematics and customer relationship management [7]

Jessica Royer Ocken reports on how telematics is reinventing the customer experience

Telematics and the connected car: How to deal with increasing data use [8]

Will skyrocketing data usage from connected cars put mobile networks under too much strain? Jan Stojaspal reports

Telematics and the search for a universal data plan [9]

Is a unified bill for phone, Internet and telematics the best way to avoid subscription fatigue among consumers? Susan Kuchinskas reports

Telematics and UBI: The data challenges [10]

Usage-based insurance needs to reach higher levels of market penetration for sustainable success. Jessica Royer Ocken explores how data collection and management strategies can help

How to monetize the telematics ecosystem [11]

Stephanie Flores explores strategies for generating revenue from growing consumer adoption of telematics products and services

Telematics and probe data: The revenue opportunities [12]

Stephanie Flores investigates whether probe data will offer new sources of revenue as well as solutions to traffic congestion

Telematics: How positive customer relationships improve ROI [13]

Stephanie Flores explores how telematics data is increasingly being used as a marketing tool

Telematics and UBI: The regulatory opportunities [14]

John Hendel explores how US federal and state regulations can help create new business opportunities for usage-based insurance

Telematics and new V2V/V2X business models [15]

Susan Kuchinskas considers the new business models that may emerge when V2V and V2X communications go mainstream

Telematics and legal issues with V2V technology [16]

Cars that communicate with each other are already on the road. Susan Kuchinskas looks at Nevada's new regulations for insight into how the V2V legal and regulatory infrastructure can be developed

Telematics and the car-as-service model [17]

As car sharing gains popularity, telematics will be key to business success. Jessica Royer Ocken reports

Telematics: Using marketing partnerships to build brands [18]

Susan Kuchinskas looks at how marketing partnerships can help companies connect with consumers

Executive viewpoints

Viewpoint: Telematics and fair insurance premiums for drivers [19]

Richard Jelbert, product director, MyDrive Solutions, explores the different methods of data analysis available for insurers in order to extract the most accurate data and in turn offer premiums that best reflect driver risk

Q&A: Telematics and the evolution of the SIM card [20]

Andrea Sroczynski, head of global automotive sales for Telenor Connexion, talks to TU’s Susan Kuchinskas about bring standards and flexibility to the ubiquitous SIM card

Viewpoint: Telematics and vehicle relationship management [21]

Andy Tweddle, CEO of Tweddle Group, on why better vehicle relationship management (VRM) will lead to better CRM