Past event: Connected Vehicles USA 2024 Conference
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This page shows historical information on the Connected Vehicles USA 2024 Conference, held on March 19-21, 2024 in Ann Arbor,
MI,
United States
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'The future car will have connectivity. I see endless opportunities for engineers to help design better engineering products and services, to help diagnose quality issues quickly and ensure our customers are least impacted.' Quote from one of the big 3 Michigan OEMs
Connected vehicles has been a topic of discussion for a long time, and it has only gotten hotter as the US administration commits to making significant investments in connected infrastructure.
Efforts are underway at OEM companies to use connected vehicle technology and vehicle analytics data to optimize cost, improve vehicle design and re-design and accelerate L4/L5 autonomy.
OEMs are no longer in the exploration phase; they are in the phase of implementation and refining the existing set of tools and solutions. Vehicle manufacturers are now starting to double down on the use cases that are going to help extract value, expand their capabilities, and provide customers with higher levels of engagement whether they are occupying their vehicles or not.
The 4th Annual Connected Vehicles USA 2024 event returns to Ann Arbor, Michigan in March 2024. We're inviting you to join the experts from the Greater Detroit Area and beyond, as they address your biggest vehicle connectivity challenges, present practical solutions to help design better products and services, diagnose quality issues much quicker and ensure customers are least impacted.
Focus on Security & The Actual Threat Landscape for Connected Vehicles Understand what the actual security concerns are for connected vehicle technology and what OEM's should be defending against.
Use Cases of Connected Vehicle Data Analytics Brainstorming around vehicle analytics to optimise costs within the organisation, new product re-design and advanced L4/L5 autonomy.
Understand How Software Defined Vehicles Change the In-Vehicle Architecture in Connected Vehicles Comprehend the impact SDVs will have to enable connected features and service that customers will expect from connected vehicles.
How V2X Technology Can Improve Safety for VRU's How do we start thinking of connectivity as not just an ‘entertainment feature’ but also as a ‘safety feature’.
What to Expect at the Connected Vehicles Conference
50+ Speakers - Experts from leading OEMs, Tier-1s, and suppliers of new technologies
250+ Attendees - Senior Directors, VPs, Lead & Technical Engineers from Vehicle Connectivity, Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence
45+ Hours of Content - Technical Presentations, Panel & Roundtable Discussions, Fireside Chats & More
D&I in Automotive Breakfast - Open to All Attendees
This was a great event because there was a mix of both breakout sessions, panels and solo speakers. The content was good and I was able to reach out or talk with companies I thought were of interest.
This event has great value due to 2 things: (1) allowing the various speakers to express their ideas/opinions, and (2) allowing enough time for networking and 1:1 discussions to further delve into that speaker's ideas and additional topics.
This represents a great center place to align on future industry trends and collectively enhance our experience to customers.
2024 Expert Speaker Panel
Scott McCormick, President, Connected Vehicle Trade Association
Albert Mangahas, Chief Data Officer, Turo
Humam Alwan, Global Quality Software Manager, Stellantis
Shelly Desmet, Manager, Connected Services Strategy and Product, Volkswagen
Vincent Pesch, Director Connected Vehicle Engineering, Navistar
Judson Estes, Engineering Manager, Daimler Truck North America
Hanan Al Haddi, Guest Lecturer on Strategy | Industry Expert on Strategy and Innovation, University of Oxford | Leading OEM/T1 Supplier
Ahsan Qamar, Senior Engineering Manager - Systems Engineering | Embedded Platform | MBSE, Ford Motor Company
Valerie Brugeman, Principal Engagement & Strategy, Urban Mobility Solutions, Mercedes-Benz USA
Ben Fuchs, Chief Engineer - Connected Systems and Global Controls, Polaris Inc.
Lakshmi Thanayankizil, Lead Systems Architect, Connectivity, General Motors
Jeff Underwood, Sync, Infotainment, Connected Vehicle SME, Ford Motor Company
Trpko Blazevski, Head of Global Digital Innovation and Tech Scouting, Stellantis
Hala Shandi, UX Research & Test Engineer, Nissan Motor Corporation
Prajwal Nimmagadda, Senior Launch Manager, Rivian
John Kwant, Executive Director, Americas, 5GAA
Nada Ismail, Embedded Modem Application Engineer, Ford Motor Company
Yamen Taleb, Global Product Line Manager, Ford Motor Company
Qadeer Ahmed, Associate Professor of Research, The Ohio State University
Elise Feldpausch, Connected Vehicle Technical Specialist, Michigan Department of Transportation
Divya Garikapati, Senior Systems Engineer, Woven by Toyota
Greg Morningstar, Senior Mobility Systems Engineer, Bosch
Andre Weimerskirch, Software, Cybersecurity and Functional Safety, Lear Corporation
Arun DeSouza, Award-Winning CISO, Automotive Industry
Tao Zhang, Ph.D., Manager, Transformational Networks and Services, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Rajesh Vijayan Balaji, Connected & SDV Platforms Architecture and Systems Design Supervisor, Ford Motor Company
Matt Jones, Director of Global Technology Strategy, Ford Motor Company
Yusuf Kurniawan, Automotive Cybersecurity Manager, Rivian
Jason Currie, Director of Business Development, Connected Car, AT&T
Gary Streelman, Director Advanced Engineering and New Concepts, Marelli
Jim Misener, Global V2X Ecosystem Lead, Qualcomm
Jean Paul Talledo Vilela, Senior Technology Implementer, Virginia Tech Transportation Institute
Sushant Bose, Vice President, Field Quality, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.
Ravishankar Subramanyan, Director of Industry Solutions, HiveMQ
Garima Mathur, Director of Automotive Segment Marketing, Micron Technology
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Venue
Sheraton Ann Arbor Hotel 3200 Boardwalk Street, 48104 Ann Arbor, MI, USA
Group Rate: $199 per night, excluding applicable taxes and fees
Reservation Method: Reserve your room by clicking on this reservation link. We have reserved a selection of rooms at a discounted group rate, subject to availability.
Cut-off date:
Tuesday, February 20th, 2024 (After that time, the group rate will be
offered based on hotel availability only.) Rate is available 3 days
prior and 3 days post the event dates. However, these rates are subject
to availability and will not be available past the group cut-off date.
