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Publish Date
2Q 2015
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AN-1999
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Technology Analysis Report
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21

Connected Vehicle Cloud Platforms

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With the emergence of connected infotainment systems (connected navigation, social media, music streaming, and in-car Wi-Fi) and accompanying automotive application frameworks, more advanced vehicle connectivity platforms and cloud capabilities are required. This results in advanced cloud-based connected car platforms with capabilities that far exceed those of legacy telematics platforms and also requires broadband cellular connectivity, initially 3G, but now increasingly 4G, and with 5G based services already being discussed. Additionally, OTA is quickly becoming a key vehicle lifecycle management tool as well as an enabler of analytics and big data approaches. Finally, with connected vehicles increasingly communicating, interacting, and engaging with other connected industries such as energy, transportation, and smart home, the cloud is quickly becoming the key technology enabling cars connecting with the wider IoE. 

This report discusses typical connected car cloud applications, benefits, limitations, and constraints, solutions, and main players and provides forecasts per application and service category.

Table of Contents

  • 1. CONNECTED VEHICLE CLOUD PLATFORMS: TECHNOLOGIES, FEATURES, BENEFITS, AND VALUE CHAIN
    • 1.1. Connected Car Value Chain and the Cloud
    • 1.2. Embedded versus Smartphone-based Vehicle Cloud Platforms
    • 1.3. Cloud-based Connected Car Services and Applications
      • 1.3.1. Off-board Navigation
      • 1.3.2. Multimedia Streaming
      • 1.3.3. Automotive Application Frameworks
      • 1.3.4. Over the Air Updates (OTA): The Connected Car Killer App
      • 1.3.5. IoE Applications and Services
      • 1.3.6. Analytics and Big Data
      • 1.3.7. Commercial Vehicle Cloud Services
    • 1.4. Benefits of Cloud-based Connected Car Platforms
    • 1.5. Limitations of Cloud-based Platforms
      • 1.5.1. Latency
      • 1.5.2. Availability and Reliability
      • 1.5.3. Security
      • 1.5.4. Privacy
  • 2. CONNECTED VEHICLE CLOUD PLATFORM SOLUTIONS
    • 2.1. HERE Auto / Companion
    • 2.2. Ericsson Connected Vehicle Cloud
    • 2.3. Airbiquity Choreo Connected Car Platform
    • 2.4. WirelessCar
    • 2.5. Harman
    • 2.6. deCarta
    • 2.7. Covisint
    • 2.8. CloudCar
    • 2.9. OpenCar
    • 2.10. IBM
    • 2.11. Orange
    • 2.12. Microsoft Azure
    • 2.13. Arynga
    • 2.14. GM OnStar
    • 2.15. SiriusXM (Agero)
    • 2.16. AT&T
    • 2.17. Verizon Telematics
    • 2.18. Magellan
    • 2.19. Telenav
    • 2.20. NNG
    • 2.21. TomTom
    • 2.22. TCS
    • 2.23. SAP HANA
    • 2.24. UIEvolution
  • 3. CONNECTED VEHICLE CLOUD PLATFORM FORECASTS

Charts

  1. Car Cloud Subscriptions by Service Type, World Market, 2015 to 2020
  2. Car Cloud Subscriptions (Off-board Navigation) by Region, World Market, 2015 to 2020
  3. Car Cloud Subscriptions (Application Frameworks) by Region, World Market, 2015 to 2020
  4. Car Cloud Subscriptions (OTA) by Region, World Market, 2015 to 2020
  5. Car Cloud Subscriptions (Analytics) by Region, World Market, 2015 to 2020
  6. Car Cloud Subscriptions (IoE) by Region, World Market, 2015 to 2020

Figures

  1. Next Generation Telematics Pattern (NGTP)
  2. Connected Vehicle Systems and Platforms
  3. HERE Auto Platform: JLR Implementation
  4. Ericsson Connected Vehicle Cloud
  5. Ericsson Connected Vehicle Cloud Platform
  6. Airbiquity Choreo Partners and Customers
  7. WirelessCar Vehicle Life Cycle Approach
  8. Verizon Telematics Value Chain