The Connected Car: A Revolution
summary
BMW unveils a concrete platform stack: Open Mobility Cloud that builds a per-user “mobility graph” with machine learning and analytics, ties car data to home IoT, and pushes over‑the‑air updates and services. Examples shipped include BMW Connected U with Amazon Alexa and Microsoft Cortana integrations and a car‑sharing rollout that gains 180,000 new users in Germany in 12 months. Claim: cars become software platforms for personalized, context‑aware routing, parking and charging, not just hardware—development cycles shift from years to four‑week releases.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00The digital transformation
- 1:04Four pillars of change
- 2:00Key focus areas
- 2:49Redefining mobility
- 3:43BMW Connected
- 5:58Open mobility cloud
- 7:19Platform approach
- 8:24Use cases and integration
- 10:18Future vision
- 11:15Autonomous driving focus
- 12:59Interior design shifts
- 14:08Shifting business models
- 15:47Data privacy and usage
- 17:05Data-driven improvements
- 19:16Tech and auto fusion
- 20:59Digital transformation
- 22:32Competition and future
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