In-vehicle data contains multitudes of information: advising on when the vehicle needs servicing, brakes checking, and tyres need changing. This data has an enormous impact on road safety – reducing the need for manual checks and keeping drivers safe, along with providing critical information to city and transport planners to use when developing infrastructure solutions. 

Data will play even more of a leading role in the future. Connected vehicles will be able to inform other drivers of accidents or issues along the route, so they can make a considered choice when planning how best to get to their destination, along with optimising routes to create a lower environmental impact, and much more. 

But how is that data kept secure and what confidence does the industry need to provide to vehicle owners? 

In this episode, our hostGinny Buckley of Electrifying.comis joined by Raghunath Banerjee, Vice President Data Solutions for Bridgestone Mobility Solutions to discuss in-vehicle data, it’s value, and how it can drive innovation.

More about our guest Raghunath Banerjee(Vice President Data Solutions at Bridgestone Mobility Solutions )

Raghunath leads a line of business dedicated to data driven solutions and fundamental new data innovations within the scope of new upcoming global mobility solutions.

Data Solutions is forming the core of new digital driven business assets to support Bridgestone on its way of the digital transformation from the world leading tyre and rubber company to a Mobility Solution Provider. Prior to joining Bridgestone, he was the Global Data Strategy & Business Line Leader at ZF and responsible for defining data driven digital transformation strategy for cost & sustainability areas for Fleet management. 

Raghunath is a business leader with more than 20+ years of diversified experience at various levels in reputed global organisations. Data enthusiast, with profound knowledge on Logistics, Telematics / IoT, Mobility, Automotive domains and having hands-on experience on building connected vehicle data platforms for future Smart Cities. He holds an Executive MBA from Indian Institute of Management Bangalore and bachelor’s degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering.