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Cloud & Connected Services Technical Workshop 1

Recorded Session

EV and Fuel Transactions (Will Judge, VP at Mastercard) - Mastercard has been a leader in connected car commerce and has been engaged with the merchant and automotive companies including GM, HERE, Honda, Soundhound, Sonic, and White Castle. Hear about Mastercard’s latest work in connected car and fuel transactions and learn about how they are thinking about EV payments.

Challenges and Opportunities in EV Charging Payments (Niclas Gyllenram, Director of Software Development at Volvo and Will Judge from Mastercard)

EV growth will introduce new first-time drivers to electric cars and along with it the task of educating customers on what it means to own an electric car. Paying to charge the car when away from home is becoming a growing complexity for new EV owners compared to the convenience of fueling at a gas station. Join us for a fireside chat with Volvo and Mastercard as they discuss their views on the challenges and opportunities OEMs face with customers paying for EV charging.

Vehicle location-based services (VLBS) at Scale (Evgeny Klochikhin, CEO at Sheeva.AI) 

Enabling Location-Based Services for Cars to monetize in-vehicle connectivity – Sheeva.AI will present a case study on the first autonomous, cloud-based VLBS solution enabling automatic, contactless payments and last-mile services for EV charging, fueling, road-usage charging, parking, and other critical applications without new physical infrastructure or hardware installed inside connected vehicles.

Challenges for Compliant In-Car Payments in Europe (Jakob Gajdzik, Product Owner eCommerce Digital Transactions at BMW)

Abstract: As an OEM, there are a series of questions to consider even before in-car payment can be designed technically. Regulations such as PSD2, authentication methods, available standards, and payment process constraints need to be considered. Join us on our road towards compliant in-car payments.

Automating Fleet Payments (Khalid Elawady, Chief Product Officer at CarIQ)

Abstract: Fleet administrators know that monitoring, verifying, and reconciling payments related to operating a vehicle is a time-consuming necessity. Machine banking allows cars to connect directly with merchants to transact for any type of service and addresses these needs and more.

The EV Charging Ecosystem: Building Out EV Infrastructure 

• Moderator - John Moon (Connected Travel)
• Honda - Boris Polania (Lead Architect)
• Tritium - Julian Lile (manager Automotive OEM & Fleet)
• Arrive - Ed Lewis (Senior Vice President
• Sygic - Giles Shrimpton, (Managing Director Automotive and eMobility)

OEM's, municipalities, and governments globally are committing to the growth of EVs, leading to the need to rapidly develop and deploy supporting infrastructure to meet the demands of consumers. This new demand presents an opportunity, but also requires, OEMs, suppliers, service providers, and municipalities to collaborate to deploy services to new customers. Our panelist will share their perspective on how they see the ecosystem working together and the challenges they face in this developing market.