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7 Rules for Connected Vehicle Data Collection and Utilisation

AutoMobility Advisors, AMA White Paper
August 1, 2024
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A practitioner's checklist for the teams actually building connected-vehicle data programmes: consent, schema discipline, retention, partner contracts, and the operating rules that separate compliant programmes from costly ones.

Connected-vehicle data programmes get built one decision at a time. Each decision quietly raises or lowers the ceiling on what the programme will eventually be allowed to do.

This paper distils seven operating rules that separate the programmes that scale from the ones that quietly accumulate liabilities: how to design consent so it survives a product change, how to keep schemas usable as the vehicle population diversifies, how to set retention so it matches business value, and how to write partner contracts that hold up when the data leaves your boundary.

Each rule is grounded in patterns AMA has seen working inside OEMs, suppliers, and connected-services operators.

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George Ayres, Denise Barfuss, Chip Goetzinger, and Allen Levenson of AutoMobility Advisors at MOVE America.