Automotive software platforms, software services, and applications are growing rapidly and will have a profound impact on the whole industry over the next six years.
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Automotive software platforms, software services, and applications are growing rapidly and will have a profound impact on the whole industry over the next six years. The value of today’s vehicles is shifting to software and away from mechanical hardware.
IHS Markit estimates that more than 50% of the total cost of developing a vehicle today is related to software or electronic components. As these hardware components become more software-driven, many automakers are openly repositioning themselves as services-based companies by providing things such as UBI and OTA updates.
The pivot toward services is crucial for all auto manufacturers because there are intense competitive pressures on the manufacturing side of the business. Automakers and automotive-specific suppliers also face pressure from software firms such as Apple, Google, and Amazon who are also making inroads into this space.
This report will give perspectives on how automotive software, apps, and services will develop and which segments are the most important.
Introduction
Usage-based insurance
Operating Systems
Apps Integration
Over-the-Air updates
Cybersecurity
Conclusion
Database
Aseem Uppal is a Senior Analyst with IHS Markit, covering Connected Car sector, primerily focussing on Software, Apps, and Services (SAS). Along with being a subject matter expert on Connected Car Software solutions – such as over-the-air (OTA) updates, cybersecurity and automotive software platforms — Aseem also manages IHS Markit’s connected vehicle forecasts, consumer market research as it pertains to automotive technology behaviors and attitudes for new car intenders, with a specific focus on connected car, autonomous car, data monetization, and in-car user experience insights.
Prior to joining IHS Markit, Aseem worked with CPA Global Support Services Pvt. Ltd. where he specialized in research, analysis and consulting related to Intellectual Property (IP), Landscape study on emerging technologies and Business development activities. He was primarily responsible for handling IP accounts of some of the fortune 500 companies focusing on wireless technologies, cloud computing, Automotive and IoT.
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