CAR MBS delivers thought-provoking sessions which provide a vision of where the global automotive industry is headed. Executive management from automakers and suppliers along with representatives from the financial community, academia, labor, government and business and automotive press gather to connect and focus on the issues impacting the industry and the pathways to success. This year’s sessions:
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- Wednesday, August 3, 2016
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM Automotive Strategy I: The Disrupters - The Good, The Bad and The Opportunity
Co-Chairs:
Dr. Jay Baron, President & CEO and David Andrea, Executive Vice President, Research, Center for Automotive Research
As the pace of change in the global automotive industry is quickening, it’s clear that disruption is occurring across several major fronts, including competition, global market trends, regulatory requirements, product and process technology, manufacturer/supplier relationships, and the macro-economic environment. This session will address the strategies for future success, opportunities created by the disruptions, and if consumers will benefit from these changes.12:00 PM - 1:15 PM Wednesday Lunch1:30 PM - 4:00 PM Automotive Cybersecurity: Protecting Privacy and Defeating Hackers
Co-Chairs:
Richard Wallace, Director, Transportation Systems Analysis Group, Center for Automotive Research and Dr. Andrew Brown, Jr., National Academies - BEES Chair
With the increasing importance of electronics, software, and connectivity in modern vehicles, cybersecurity has emerged as a critical concern in the automotive industry. Cyber vulnerabilities potentially threaten privacy, vehicle safety, and transportation system integrity. This session will cover a wide range of cybersecurity challenges with attention to solutions and future trends.1:30 PM - 4:00 PM The Car of Tomorrow: Hardware Makers Building Partnerships to Succeed in a Software World
Co-Chairs:
Brett Smith, Assistant Director, Manufacturing, Engineering & Technology Group, Center for Automotive Research and John Waraniak, Vice President, Vehicle Technology, Specialty Equipment Market Association
Rapidly evolving technology is enticing new entrants and new business models in the automotive industry, while regulation is leading to rapid implementation of technology. This session will explore how companies are evolving to meet the changing landscape and how new partnerships are emerging to create opportunities amongst the uncertainty of consumer input.For more knowledge, news, and insights visit