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Agenda

KPIT Conference

11th October, 2016 | 8:00AM to 4:45PM

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Vehicle Diagnostics Future Trends

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TIME TOPIC SPEAKER

08:00 - 09:00 Conference Registration & Networking Breakfast

09:00 - 09:15 Opening remarks & welcome Mr. Pushpahas JoshiVP, KPIT

09:15 - 10:00 Keyn o t e : Closer look at how BRP transitioned to ODX/OTX Mr. David FagnanTechnical Hub Manager, BRP

10:10 - 10:55 Remote Diagnostics

10:55 - 11:10

11:10 - 11:55 Secure & Efficient entire vehicle OTA updates

13:30 – 14:30

14:30 – 15:15

Product Demonstration & Network Break15:15 – 16:00

16:00 – 16:30 KPIT Diagnostics product presentation & release update

Mr. Stefan ZeppetzauerHead of Diagnostic Products, KPIT

Mr. Amit Shah

Solution Architect, KPIT

Networking Break

Mr. Luke HarveyDirector Technical Sales,

Redbend (HARMAN’s OTA

Product Management Group)

11.55 – 12:30 A novel modelling approach for Model Based Diagnostics

Dr. Ravi Patankar

Head IVHM, KPIT

12:30 – 13:30 Networking Lunch

GM OnStar Proactive Alerts & Health Ready Components Mr. Steve HollandResearch Fellow, General Motors

Ms. Tina Bokor

Product Manager, KPIT

16:30 – 16:45 Closing Remarks

Breakout Sessions:

Will Analytics shape the future of Automotive Diagnostics?

How will OTA redefine Diagnostics Technologies?

Will the world move towards Cloud Diagnostics?

Head of Diagnostic Products, KPITMr. Stefan Zeppetzauer

Technologies for a better world

Topic Details

KPIT Conference

11th October, 2016 | 8:00AM to 4:45PM | Marriott Southfield, Detroit

Vehicle Diagnostics Future Trends

Closer look at how BRP transitioned to ODX/OTXLearn about the journey BRP - a power sport leader, went through to transition from an early custom built system in the early 2000 to the ODX/OTX standard. Challenges with the legacy system, main decision drivers to change, why ODX/OTX standard and path forward will be discussed in the presentation.

David Fagnan: Technical Hub Manager, BRP

Secure & efficient entire vehicle OTA updatesChange is already underway in the automotive world, with over the air updates beginning to be rolled out for point solutions within the vehicle. Automakers must further adapt to the rapid increase in complexity of connected vehicle architectures, cybersecurity requirements, and customer expectation. This talk will describe the current status of OTA software updates in the automotive industry and how OEMs and Tier-1s can adopt a secure, efficient, and future-proof architecture to enable whole vehicle software update.

Luke Harvey: Director Technical Sales, Redbend (HARMAN’s OTA Product Management Group)

A novel modelling approach for Model Based Diagnostics

Relational databases have been used for organizing diagnostics information in a model. The effort involved in organizing information from disparate documents that were not developed and formatted for such organization is enormous. This leads to skimping on model details and eventually poor quality of diagnostics services provided by these models. Contrary to their name, relational databases cannot handle complex relational queries.

We bring a perspective on a database approach based on popular search engines or social network that is designed for building a knowledge model from disparate data whose structure is not in our control. . Moreover, querying speed of these unstructured databases allows powerful queries and services powered by these models that cannot be imagined with relational databases.

Dr. Ravi Patankar, Head IVHM, KPIT Technologies

GM OnStar Proactive Alerts & Health Ready Components

Learn about General Motors' recently launched an innovative new OnStar service called "Proactive Alerts" which can remotely monitor the state of health for the starting system on select 2016 GM vehicles. Richard Truett of Automotive News generously described it in their Fixed Ops Journal as an "innovation that could rewrite the service business." This initiative is a part of a cross-industry paradigm shift moving beyond traditional diagnostics into the prognostics paradigm. Looking to the future, the industry will need what can be described as "Health Ready Components" which will be explained in this session.

Steve Holland: Research Fellow at General Motors Global R&D

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Speakers Portfolio

Luke Harvey

Luke Harvey is the Director Technical Sales for HARMAN's OTA product management group. Mr. Harvey is responsible for

working with automotive OEMs and suppliers, mobile network operators and device manufacturers to help these companies

adopt and deploy solutions for over-the-air software updates. In addition, he leads the US engineering team and is

responsible for providing product direction for automotive and IOT markets. Mr. Harvey has experience in engineering,

management and solution architecture with an emphasis on automotive software and communications technologies. He has

previously worked at Samsung and Garmin.

Director Technical Sales, Redbend (HARMAN’s OTA Product Management Group)

David Fagnan

Mr. Fagnan joined BRP in 2011 as the After Sales Technical Hub Manager. He holds a bachelor degree in business

administration, system management and a master degree in e-commerce management from the University of Sherbrooke.

The Technical Hub's in charge of supporting the dealer/distributor network around the world in terms of technical product

knowledge and service tools. This includes technical publications, training programs, design for serviceability, field expertise

and vehicle diagnostics. Mr. Fagnan has led many projects over the past few years to upgrade/improve after sales systems at

BRP and he is currently implementing a new diagnostic system leveraging KPIT's technology and the ODX/OTX standards.

Technical Hub Manager, BRP

Steve Holland

Research Fellow, General Motors Global R&D

Steve Holland is a Research Fellow at GM Global R&D and is currently responsible for technology strategy in Vehicle Health

Management. He has been with GM for over 40 years and has held a wide variety of technical and executive positions in

both R&D and Manufacturing Engineering. He is a Fellow of IEEE and a Member of SAE. Steve is active in the SAE HM-1

IVHM Standards Committee & its Steering Group. He is a member of the Prognostics & Health Management (PHM) Society

Board of Directors & their International Scientific Committee. He has served on a variety of industry, academic and

government advisory boards and is a registered professional engineer. Mr. Holland holds technical degrees from Kettering

& Stanford Universities.

Dr. Ravi Patankar

Head IVHM, KPIT Technologies

Ravindra Patankar heads the Analytics and IVHM effort at KPIT in the US as an AVP. He worked as a VP of Big Data Analytics

at Reliance Industries in Mumbai. Prior to that he was a Principal Systems Engineer at Honeywell Aerospace from 2007-2013.

He also worked as a Program Manager at Intelligent Automation, Inc. from 2004-2007 and as an Assistant Professor of

Mechanical Engineering at Michigan Technological University from 2001-2004 and as a Project Engineer at Delphi Corp. He

received a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the Pennsylvania State University in 1999. He received a Bachelor's and

Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai in 1994. His areas of contribution

are control systems, diagnostic and prognostic algorithms, maintenance reasoner and application of machine learning and

analytics for industrial problems.

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Stefan Zeppetzauer

Head of Diagnostics and Connectivity Products, KPIT Technologies

Mr. Zeppetzauer has deep knowledge in diagnostics, telematics as well as in vehicle- and network infrastructure. He

graduated in 2005 with a MSc degree at Halmstad University in Sweden and University of Applied Science Salzburg in

Computer Science and Telecommunication and –systems. In 2005 he joined In2Soft GmbH as software developer. In 2010

In2Soft became a part of KPIT Technologies and during that time, Mr. Zeppetzauer was responsible for several customer

projects in the diagnostics area. Since 2014 he is globally responsible for the diagnostic product development and

business development.

KPIT Conference

11th October, 2016 | 8:00AM to 4:45PM | Marriott Southfield, Detroit

Vehicle Diagnostics Future Trends

Technologies for a better world

Tina Bokor

Diagnostic Product Sales

tina.bokor@kpit.com | +49 89 322 99 66 570

Sunil Ravish

Marketing, KPIT

sunil.r@kpit.com | +1 248 215 0304

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Tina Bokor

KPIT Technologies

After her graduation at TU Munich in 2011, as SW Engineer, Ms. Tina Bokor started her career as Business Developer and Key

Account Manager at different IT companies in Sweden and Germany. She joined KPIT as Diagnostic Product Manager and

Diagnostic Products Sales person. She has taken the responsibility of quality management, customer support and consulting

as well as product development of the KPIT diagnostic tools (Database Designer, K-DCP Communicator, K-DCP Authoring

and LIMAS).

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KPIT Conference

11th October, 2016 | 8:00AM to 4:45PM | Marriott Southfield, Detroit

Vehicle Diagnostics Future Trends