Future drivers such as connectivity, cybersecurity, electromobility, and automated driving are already shaping the mobility of tomorrow. They hold great potential for the driving experience, driving safety, and the personalization of our mobility.
At the same time, however, new risks are emerging that key players such as insurers and automakers must anticipate, assess, and mitigate. To address this tension, we at NTT DATA, together with the InsurTech Hub Munich and the Digital Hub Mobility, are organizing the Cross-Industry Forum Insurance & Automotive. Following a successful first session on Connectivity & Cyber Security, we will focus on electromobility in Part II of our series.
Together with our customers, partners and guests, we discuss the implications of electromobility for the driving and charging experience as well as associated challenges and risks.
We expect exciting keynotes and keynote speeches on new business models and partnerships between the automotive and insurance industries. In the panel, we will develop ideas for synergistic X-Industry approaches to e-mobility that create real added value for end customers while simultaneously contributing to a future-oriented market positioning.
agenda
1:00 PM Welcome & introductions
Thomas Klandorf, Automotive Industry Consulting, NTT DATA
Dr. Reinhard Saller, Director Partnerships, InsurTech Hub Munich eV
Dr. Johanna Sigl-Glöckner, Innovation Technologist, Digital Hub Mobility
1:10 PM Keynote – E-Mobility: Business as usual for insurers
Firas Larbi, Insurance Solutions, NTT DATA
1:40 PM Keynote speeches
E-Mobility – Challenges & Opportunities:
Khaled Soussi, Head of Dealer Development and Customer Experience, CUPRA
Pilot project “Charging Together”:
Dr. Bernhard Kalkbrenner, Senior Manager, Digital Hub Mobility / UnternehmerTUM
E-Mobility & Insurance – Risks & Perspectives:
Norbert Hackner, Senior Engagement Manager, Munich RE
2:20 p.m. Panel discussion and exchange, moderated by Dr. Reinhard Saller, Director Partnerships, InsurTech Hub Munich eV
2:50 p.m. Summary & Farewell
