1. Copyright 2004Connected Vehicle Trade Association™ 1 Connected Vehicle Stakeholders Map

2. Copyright 2004Connected Vehicle Trade Association™ 2 Connected Vehicle Domains Four functional Connected Vehicle domains –Vehicle –Communications –Infrastructure –Applications and services Domains are all interrelated at different levels of relationship –Commercial (exchange of products and services) –Technological (agreement on standards and norms) –Institutional (exchange of needs and coordination of efforts) Different interrelationships imply different activities

3. Copyright 2004Connected Vehicle Trade Association™ 3 Connected Vehicle Stakeholders Map Stakeholders In each major Functional domain Commercial Relationships Commercial Relationships Technical & Standards Relationships Institutional Relationships

4. Copyright 2004Connected Vehicle Trade Association™ 4 Connected Vehicle Stakeholders Map Infrastructure Vehicle Communications Applications The four primary domain stakeholders in the development framework are: Communications Infrastructure Vehicle (OEM & suppliers) Applications (and Services) It is the area of the domain overlaps that is the development space of the Vehicle to Infrastructure Integration Initiative

5. Copyright 2004Connected Vehicle Trade Association™ 5 Connected Vehicle Stakeholders Map Vehicle Comm VII Infra-Comm In-Vehicle Systems Servers & Backhaul Every domain overlaps with every other domain in one, two and three areas of congruence These sub-domains have additional public and private entities that are not presently engaged in the process. Without involvement of all the stakeholders we will be unable to develop a robust and sustainable plan.

6. Copyright 2004Connected Vehicle Trade Association™ 6 Connected Vehicle Stakeholders Map Infrastructure ASPs & Servers Applications & Services Communications Vehicle In-Vehicle Systems Infra-Comm VII Vehicle Comm

7. Copyright 2004Connected Vehicle Trade Association™ 7 Stakeholder Domains Telematics companies Telecommunications Providers Automotive suppliers (Tier 1, 2 and 3) Computer Infrastructure companies –Software –Hardware Communication Infrastructure Companies –Equipment/Component Manufacturers –Network Services Information Service Companies –Application Service providers –Content providers Physical Services Companies –Roadside Responders & Operators Collateral Stakeholders –Legal Companies –Insurance companies

8. Copyright 2004Connected Vehicle Trade Association™ 8 Policy and Implementation The previous slides speak to the development of a sound technical approach with input from all the affected parties. Primary, secondary and collateral stakeholders need to be involved from both the public and private side to craft a robust set of implementation and operational policies

9. Copyright 2004Connected Vehicle Trade Association™ 9 Connected Vehicle – Policy Domain VII Security Liability Privacy Safety The four major Policy domains are: Safety Security Liability Privacy The national policy’s needs to be crafted with both public and private stakeholders in a complimentary fashion to the Implementation domains. Many of the stakeholders are The same, but many are not. Examples include the insurance and vehicle repair and service industries

10. Copyright 2004Connected Vehicle Trade Association™ 10 Connected Vehicle - Implementation VII Communication Operations Administration Financing The four major Implementation functions are: Administration Operations Financing Communication The national program will have both private and public sector investments, in both dollars and human and product resources. An adequate governance Must involve all levels of government

11. Copyright 2004Connected Vehicle Trade Association™ 11 Connected Vehicle Trade Association The Connected Vehicle Trade Association enables the collaboration of companies, organizations, and governmental bodies engaged in developing bidirectional vehicle communications.