2013 conference - CES

Conference Tracks
Session material as of December 17, 2012. Visit Conference.CESweb.org for current program updates.
Thursday, January 10 LVCC, North Hall, N258
9–10:15 a .m .
The Aftermarket X-Factor: Designing for
Technology and the Consumer
By 2014, 70 percent of consumer devices will connect to the
Internet, extending the digital lifestyle into vehicles. Discover how
automotive and consumer electronics technologies are optimizing
the customer experience; why technology is a game-changer for
car designers; and how and why the active interface will drive car
purchasing decisions in the future.
Moderator: John Waraniak, VP, Vehicle Technology, Specialty
Equipment Market Association (SEMA)
Panelists: Chris Cook, President, Mobile Electronics
Retailers Association
Nick Pudar, VP, Planning and Business
Development, OnStar
Jake Sigal, Founder and CEO, Livio Radio
Connect2Car: Optimizing the
Connected Driver Experience
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Next-generation technologies and innovations are coming from automotive and
consumer electronics companies, the aftermarket and new, untraditional
players. Effectively installing and integrating new systems, features, functions
and apps into the car and consumer lifestyle remains a challenge for
automakers and aftermarket companies. Design and social thinking, combined
with the aftermarket X-factor and collaborative business models, are
rapidly democratizing traditional product development and marketing and
branding strategies.
10:30–11:45 a .m .
Bridging the Gap: Integrating Automotive and
Consumer Electronics Content and Context
The ability to send apps and software updates by satellite or over
the Internet allows automakers and aftermarket companies to
greatly reduce the complexity of onboard vehicle systems. See how
putting technology in the cloud accelerates the integration,
adoption, commercialization and optimization of connected-driver
services and products.
Presenter: Marc LeDuc, Technical Program Engineer,
SAE International
Moderator: John Waraniak, VP, Vehicle Technology, Specialty
Equipment Market Association (SEMA)
Panelists: Tony Cooprider, Sr. Technical Leader,
Ford Motor Company
“Mad” Mike Martin, Car Customization Specialist,
Galpin Auto Sports
Conference Tracks
Session material as of December 17, 2012. Visit Conference.CESweb.org for current program updates.
Tuesday, January 8 LVCC, South Hall, S204-205
10–11:15 a .m .
CON1 Smart TVs and the Future of Entertainment
Once a household connects a smart TV to the Internet, online
content becomes a significant part of the entertainment picture.
Panelists cover the smart TV’s impact on the distribution and
consumption of video, games, music and apps, plus the technology
and business implications of delivering managed and over-the-top
video services to a smart TV.
Moderator: Brett Sappington, Director, Research,
Parks Associates
Panelists: Jason Henderson, Product Manager, FiOS TV Verizon
Kurt Hoppe, Director, Smart TV Innovations and
Alliances, LG Electronics
Vishnu Rao, Associate Director, Smart
TV Platform, Sharp
Vassilis Seferidis, Director, European Business
Development, Samsung
CONNECTIONS TM Summit
This year’s summit focuses on business models and market strategies for
the connected home. Don’t miss your opportunity to gain C-level insights
and connect with marketing and strategy executives developing solutions for the
digital home. International research firm Parks Associates presents consumer and
industry trends, new business and distribution models, and partnership and growth
opportunities for connected devices, digital content and multiple platforms.
Please request your invitation at parksassociates.com/CESVIP to attend our 5:30 p.m.
Networking Reception sponsored by Lowe’s.
PRICING
All Access Pass $1,600
Full-Day Program $500
Individual Session $300
11:30 a .m .–12:45 p .m .
CON2 Second-Screen Experiences and
Revenue Opportunities
New consumer habits are integrating tablets and smartphones into
the TV viewing experience creating new content discovery paths
and advertising entry points. Second-screen services have the
potential to produce new revenue streams, strengthen viewership
and personalize the TV experience. This panel analyzes
monetization
opportunities and ways to improve the consumer experience.
Moderator: Heather Way, Research Analyst, Parks Associates
Panelists: Cameron Clayton, Sr. VP, Digital Product,
The Weather Channel Companies
Vance Ikezoye, CEO, Audible Magic
David Jones, EVP, Marketing, Shazam
Jesse Redniss, Sr. VP, Digital, USA Network
Jeff Siegel, Sr. VP, Worldwide Advertising, Rovi Corp
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