Car Connectivity Summit 2013

1. Car Connectivity Summit 2013 Summit 2013 Opening Session Alan Ewing President and Executive Director, CCC

2. Welcome to Krakow!

3. Summit Agenda Overview • Introduction • Keynotes • Session 1 – Ecosystem for 3rd Party App Developers • Session 2 – Success Factors in Content Creation • Session 3 – Application Certification in CCC

4. Where Have We Been? • CCC Was Founded in March of 2011 with key Automotive OEM, mobile handset and Tier 1 suppliers • The MirrorLink 1.0 Specification was approved in June 2011 • The name MirrorLink was selected and approved in September 2011 • MirrorLink 1.0 Certification opened in September 2011 • MirrorLink 1.1 Specification was approved in March 2012 • Dozens of meetings, plugfests, and industry events

5. Where are We Now?

6. Membership • Over 100 Member Companies! • 13 Charter • 27 Core • 62 Adopter • 11 Authorized Test Labs

7. Device Certification – MirrorLink® 1.0 • Certification status: 487 products • Unique Variants Total Handsets 19 40 59a Head-units 35 393 428b • a) 45 server products currently on the public listing page • b) 41 client products currently on the public listing page

8. Trademark MirrorLink® is a Global Trademark Registered in 51 of 121 countries Now registered in the United States!! Registered in 11 of 121 countries Filed in the US

9. Where Are We Going? • MirrorLink® 1.1 • An Application Ecosystem for 3rd Party App Developers with processes, guidelines and technology support • Spreading the Word • LA Auto Show – November 18-19 • ML 1.1 Plugfest – December • Mobile World Congress - Feb

10. MirrorLink 1.1 Open For Business • The MirrorLink 1.1 Device Certification Program is Open for Business! • MirrorLink 1.1 Application Certification is Ready for Testing

11. The Next Big Thing - Applications • Removing Distraction • We all want fewer distracted drivers on the road • Car context is unique and requires special UX design • Applications need to be designed for in-car use • Design guidelines for in-car application are complex • Our response • Common application development guidelines for in-car apps • Transparency via certification process for connectivity and app

12. Summary • The Car Connectivity Consortium is a global collaboration forum to develop smartphone based connected-car solutions • Membership is open to any company wishing to increase safety and innovation on today’s roads • Solutions are not owned or governed by a single corporation • Everyone can implement solutions which are operating system agnostic • MirrorLink™ is not only a connectivity solution • It is the open industry standard for Smartphone-Car integration • It is proving access to Smartphone apps to car sensor data • It is providing common application development guidelines for in-car apps • It is providing transparency via certification process for connectivity and apps

13. Our Host and Sponsors • Thanks to our Sponsors: • And our Host:

14. Comarch Welcome • MariuszLasek • ComarchOy Vice President • Cloud, Connectivity and Mobility

15. In brief Comarch is a SW House • End-to-End IT solutions tailored to your Business Needs • Public Company quoted on a Warsaw Stock Exchange

16. IT Leader in Central & Eastern Europe 4,000 Employees • Most of them are highly experienced IT Engineers • 40 subsidiaries in 23 countries • Focus on Western Europe & North America • Strong Portfolio of Products & Services • Deliver innovative IT solutions to key sectors of the economyTelecommunication, Finance & Banking, SME, Utilities, Automotive

17. Cloud, Connectivity & Mobility • Part of the Comarch Telco Business Group • Our mission is to provide technical capabilities and enablers for the • New Digital Age • with • Seamlessly Integrated Customer Experiences

18. Services • Business Continuity • Business Process Optimization • Cloud Computing • Customer Analytics Services • Data Center • Data Protection & Security • IT Audits • IT Integration • Managed Services • Mobile Channels • OSS/BSS Transformations • Outsourcing • Professional services • Training • Certification Test Systems Industries • Telecommunications • Retail • Transport & Tourism • Oil & Gas • Logistics • Banking • Capital Markets • Automotive • Financial Services • Insurance • Consumer Products • Industrial Manufacturing • Healthcare • Public Administration • Product • BSS/OSS for Telecommunications • Business Intelligence • CRM • Customer Loyalty Management • Enterprise Content Management • Enterprise Marketing Management • Enterprise Resource Planning • IT Management • IT Security • M2M • Mobile Applications • Multi-enterprise Communication • Network & Service Management • Revenue Management & Billing • Risk Management • Sales Support • Supply Chain Management • Field Service Management • Cloud Service Management

19. Services • Business Continuity • Business Process Optimization • Cloud Computing • Customer Analytics Services • Data Center • Data Protection & Security • IT Audits • IT Integration • Managed Services • Mobile Channels • OSS/BSS Transformations • Outsourcing • Professional services • Training • Certification Test Systems Industries • Telecommunications • Retail • Transport & Tourism • Oil & Gas • Logistics • Banking • Capital Markets • Automotive • Financial Services • Insurance • Consumer Products • Industrial Manufacturing • Healthcare • Public Administration • Product • BSS/OSS for Telecommunications • Business Intelligence • CRM • Customer Loyalty Management • Enterprise Content Management • Enterprise Marketing Management • Enterprise Resource Planning • IT Management • IT Security • M2M • Mobile Applications • Multi-enterprise Communication • Network & Service Management • Revenue Management & Billing • Risk Management • Sales Support • Supply Chain Management • Field Service Management • Cloud Service Management

20. Welcome To Kraków City of the Polish Kings Welcome To Comarch Please Enjoy the Car Connectivity Summit’ 2013!

21. Keynote – PhilppeGicquel, PSA • General Manager for Cockpit, Safety, Infotainment EE ModulesPSA Peugeot Citroën. • Philippe Gicquel has over 18 years experience in automotive engineering in several departments. He started his career in Sept 1992 in BIW& Equipment design department of Citroën where he has been in charge of doors, hood, tailgate design for "Xsara" model. He quit Citroën in 1996 and started for EDAG, a German company, specialized in automotive engineering. He was in charge of the French subsidiary of EDAG. At this time, EDAG designed as subcontractor the combi version of Peugeot 206. (206 SW) In September 2002, Philippe Gicquel went back to PSA Peugeot Citroën. After two years in charge of engine and road noise in the NVH department, he worked on vehicle development process and simulations tools, and then, in October 2006, started as General Manager for Safety and Durability Specifications and Tests. In Sept.2010, he took his actual position in Electrical and Electronic Systems Direction.After graduating from "EcoleCentrale Paris" in June 1991, Philippe Gicquel worked for one year (as national duty) for French national agency in charge of atomic energy. (CEA)

22. Keynote – Peter Fellinger, HUML GmbH • The CEO and founder of jambit GmbH and HUML GmbH & Co KG (together with Markus Hartinger) has been the strategic innovation manager of the company since 1999. In many marketing, strategy and innovation workshops, Peter Fellinger employs his instinct and vision for the technology and media market profitably for customers and jambit. Through his own investments and as an active consultant for young startups, Peter Fellinger is particularly close to new technological developments and can therefore quickly assess innovation options. • In addition to his management activities and commitment to entrepreneurship, this enthusiastic sportsman (kitesurfing, mountain biking, sailing and skiing) and musician is in demand as a speaker and discussion sparring partner at large and small events.

23. Session 1: Ecosystems for 3rd Party App Developers - Dealing with Market Complexity • Jack Bergquist • Jack Bergquist is a Senior Analyst with IHS’ Automotive Group where he specialises in the car audio, infotainment, navigation and telematics markets. Jack is currently responsible for global infotainment forecasting with several years’ experience with the company. Jack holds a MEng (hons) degree in Automotive Engineering from The University of Sussex.

24. Session 2: Success Factors in Content Creation • AnttiAumo • AnttiAumo is Vice President Marketing at Ixonos, a creative solutions IT company. He leads the marketing efforts for new Ixonos services and products worldwide. Antti has 20 years’ versatile and international work experience in product portfolio management, product marketing and marketing communication. He has worked in management positions in several multinational companies, including Nokia and Landis+Gyr, in Finland and abroad.

25. Session 3: Application Certification in the Car Connectivity Consortium • Ed Pichon • Ed serves the CCC as Project Manager for development efforts associated with the MirrorLink standard, coordinating the development of the tools needed to support device makers and application developers. He has over 15 years of test and systems engineering experience, working in the telecommunications, aerospace, defense and banking industries. His work has spanned a wide range of systems engineering tasks – from system architecture, design, and specification through to to test system design and automation. Ed is the Chief Technologist of E-Qualus Partners, LLC. Ed has a Master of Science in Systems Engineering from Southern Methodist University.

26. Thank You