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Report Methodology
The authors conducted in-depth interviews with 30 experts and decision makers in the
Telematics ecosystem. This was supplemented by a detailed online survey, which received
responses from 175 users representative of the insurance telematics value chain. Additional
data was gathered using carefully-selected secondary source material.
The report was then peer-reviewed by analysts at two leading global management
consultancies with long-standing experience of the insurance industry.
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Selected comments from over 100 pages of in-depth research
50%
“GPS has become a dirty word in our
society because of privacy concerns, so you
won’t see many products with built-in GPS”
of survey participants
predict significant
insurance telematics
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growth of over
comprehensive 100% in 2015
figures
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of analysis,
Nearly 15% predicted
technologies and
methods
automotive OEMs will control
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illustrative
photographs
tables of new
data and findings believe that the most appropriate role for
government and regulators in the insurance
market is to create a level playing ground
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end-users and customers
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how the data will be used and you won’t BRIC markets represent
have a problem. Customers own the data one of the most
and should control use by third-parties ” attractive propositions for
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Contents
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 6.2.3 Germany
6.2.4 France
. INTRODUCTION 6.2.5 Italy
1.1 Scope 6.3 Brazil
1.2 Intended audience 6.4 Russia
1.3 Methodology 6.5 India
1.4 Internet survey and research questions 6.6 China
. MARKET OVERVIEW 6.7 Canada
2.1 The state of motor insurance 6.8 Australia and New Zealand
2.2 The global economy and automotive, insurance, and telematics 6.9 South Africa
2.3 Commercial and consumer telematics . CASE STUDIES
2.3.1 Commercial/fleet markets 7.1 Progressive
2.3.2 Personal/consumer telematics 7.2 General Motors OnStar
. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES 7.3 Hyundai BlueLink
3.1 Motor insurance 7.4 Sector focus: Teenage drivers
3.2 Insurance telematics: A new paradigm. 7.5 Wunelli
3.3 Insurance telematics products and services: A taxonomy. 7.6 Octo Telematics
3.3.1 Usage-Based Insurance . THE INSURANCE TELEMATICS LANDSCAPE IN
3.3.2 Pay How You Drive (PHYD) and Manage How You Drive
(MHYD) . STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
3.3.3 Value-added services
. CONCLUSIONS
3.3.4 Customer relationship management
. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
. INSURANCE TELEMATICS STAKEHOLDERS Smart Vehicle Technology: The future for Insurance telematics
4.1 Insurers
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4.2 Vehicle OEMs
Smart Vehicle Technology: The
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4.3 Telematics Service Providers
4.4 Solution providers LIST OF FIGURES
4.5 Device manufacturers Figure 1: survey demographics
4.6 Governments, regulators, advocates, and first responders Figure 2: what do you think is the most appropriate role for
4.6.1 United States government and/or regulators in the insurance market?
4.6.2 Europe
Figure 3: who do you believe will lead/control the insurance
4.6.2.1 Regulation and supervision
telematics market by 2015 (all survey respondents)?...12
4.6.2.2 Risk selection and pricing
4.7 Customers Figure 4: which of the following statements best describes your
4.7.1 Commercial/fleet customers perception of how the insurance telematics industry views
4.7.2 Personal/consumer privacy and data security issues (for respondents currently
4.8 ITPS sales fulfillment and device installation monitoring the sector)?
4.8.1 Built-in telematics Figure 5: which of the following statements best describes your
4.8.2 After-market perception of how the insurance telematics industry views
privacy and data security issues (for respondents not yet
. STRATEGIC ISSUES participating in the sector)?
5.1 Challenges restraining the market
Figure 6: US car sales following recovery predictions
5.2 The regulatory environment and lack of harmonization
5.3 Device, technology and installation costs Figure 7: insurance underwriting expense ratio
5.4 Winning business cases Figure 8: ITPS new paradigm – enabling PAYD, PHYD t0 MHYD
Figure 9: growth of insurance telematics products services is data
. MARKET FORECASTS driven
6.1 US market overview
6.1.1 ITPS market size in the US Figure 10: Smartphone + driving ≠ safety
6.1.1.2 Auto insurance market size Figure 11: adaptive cruise control (early ADAS) the forerunner of
6.1.1.3 Number of devices and revenue Cooperative Safety Systems
6.1.2 US regulatory and state environments Figure 12: value-added features most desired
6.1.2.1 California Figure 13: JD Power and Associates 2009 US automotive emerging
6.1.2.2 Michigan technologies study
6.1.2.3 New York Figure 14: PDN as platform – nav, tra c, UBI and MHYD
6.1.2.4 Texas Figure 15: insurance telematics value chain – data flows
6.1.2.5 Colorado
Figure 16: the roles of stakeholders and how they work together
6.1.3 Insurance players
6.1.3.1 Progressive Figure 17: Ford Work Solutions
6.1.3.2 Allstate. Figure 18: personal and commercial insurance distribution channels,
6.1.3.3 AAA direct vs independent agents
6.1.3.4 GMAC Figure 19: new technology adoption rates
6.1.3.5 State Farm Figure 20: consumers want data transparency
6.1.3.6 Geico Figure 21: the dynamics of the market
6.1.4 Device manufacturers
Figure 22: value chain alternatives
6.1.5 TSPs and wireless carriers
6.1.5.1 Cross Country/ATX Figure 23: Allstate DriveWise module
6.1.5.2 Hughes Telematics Figure 24: UBI opportunity for US after-market units
6.1.5.3 Wireless carriers Figure 25: ITPS aftermarket device revenue – US after -market
6.2 Europe
6.2.0.2 Market dynamics To see full list of tables visit www.telematicsupdate.com/
6.2.1 United Kingdom insurancereport
6.2.2 Spain
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