Figure 17: Contextual information that could be incorporated into navigation mapping systems
Source: Amsreesh Modi and Bruno Simon
The final presentation of day 2, on “Content community and connectivity” was given as a double act between Amreesh Modi, Navteq, and Bruno Simon, Connexis. Navteq is a supplier of navigational technology and map data while Connexis co-developed the NGTP platform with BMW, which had been presented in the previous presentation. Both of these markets are being transformed by the challenge of Web 2.0, for instance, integrating mash-ups of map data with contextual information (see for instance Figure 17). There is also a requirement to reduce the latency in map updates and to increase response times. The Navteq/Connexis map updating system addresses this requirement.
Day 3: Friday March 7
Session 7: In-car platform and network devices
The first session of Day three was moderated by Mr Michael Noblett, Connexis, and the chair of ISO TC 204 as well as general chair of the2008 ITS World Congress. Upcoming ITS-related events include the World Congress (New York, November 2008) and the European Congress ( Geneva, at Palexpo, 3-6 June
 Figure 18: Trends in portable navigation devices
Source: Jim Bridgwater
2008). He invited participants to submit suggestions for the future work of the ITU-T APSC TELEMOV group.
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