2017 Automotive Highlights
For automakers, 2017 began with many uncertainties. Some questions included:
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Business Process Integration (BPI)
Our previous blog examined the need for more standardization of data transmission within the construction industry. We touched on the construction industry’s historically low level of productivity gains, and how better data could help boost productivity.
And we looked at the success of the telematics standards as an example of how data from the site and equipment can provide far reaching benefits across the entire industry.
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Going Beyond Mixed Fleet Telematics
The recent adoption of the Mixed Fleet Telematics data standard is a big win for the construction industry. With four major manufacturers already on board, the initiative is off to a good start. But the telematics standards only addresses one of the many data needs of the industry.
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The Growing Gap Between Automakers And Dealers
There is no doubt that in just a few short years, the auto industry has made remarkable advances in areas like connectivity, autonomous driving, robotics, and 
electric vehicles. For such large, traditional companies to embrace
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Surviving the Tsunami
In previous posts, we’ve covered some of the challenges that automotive is facing. These included; changing consumer 
expectations, the need for better data to improve operational efficiencies and to enhance the consumer experience, as well as changes regarding the connected car/mobility paradigm shift.
To be sure, the industry …