Beatriz Minamy is a senior research analyst leading automotive coverage for the 451 Research IoT channel at S&P Global Market Intelligence. Prior to her IoT role, Beatriz was a principal analyst in S&P Global’s Mobility division, focused on user experience (UXUI), connected services, telematics, 5G, vehicle to everything, data monetization and consumer preferences. Before joining the S&P Global Mobility in 2019, her work experience included product strategy and planning and go-to-market activities for infotainment, connected services and user experience, vehicle concept development, market research, business analytics, brand and marketing strategy, and business development in automotive OEMs and banking. Beatriz’s recent areas of concentration include analysis of digital infrastructure vendors, roles and opportunities in the automotive industry, tech companies disrupting the cockpit, AI driving innovation in software-defined cars, V2X facilitating smart cities, in-vehicle payments, usage-based insurance, electrification and charging infrastructure. Beatriz holds a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering from the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, an MBA from the Toulouse School of Management, and an executive master’s degree in digital marketing and communications from the ESCP Europe.
Digital twin technology, although not new, has expanded in the automotive industry over the past decade. As an emerging technology, digital twins are becoming integral across the automotive life cycle and value chain. They enable virtual testing and optimization that support product development and operational efficiency, as well as the advancement of software-defined and autonomous vehicles.
In-vehicle computing is emerging as the "next big computing scenario," and is transforming the automotive industry. As automobiles transform into datacenters on wheels, Lenovo is leveraging its computing expertise to advance the development of software-defined vehicles.
The foundation is leveraging its open-source expertise and promoting a community-driven approach to drive innovation and collaboration in the automotive space. Through its Software Defined Vehicle Working Group, the foundation advocates for empowering the automotive ecosystem to develop more flexible, cost-effective, scalable and safer solutions.
As the automotive industry speeds towards a connected future, Soracom's IoT platform aims to enable the creation of a secure cloud highway for connected vehicles. It is focused on offering automotive manufacturers scalable, secure and cost-effective products to give them flexibility and choice in how to deploy their connected car services.
As the electric vehicle market evolves, understanding the consumer preferences, challenges and technologies is essential for IT and operational technology providers in the segment.
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