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What is Telematics

Disruptive Technology and Digital Transformation for Business and Government
Telematics is a method of gathering, storing, and transmitting information about specific remote objects for tracking and reporting purposes. Telematics utilizes GPS, sensors, and other onboard diagnostics.
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Big Data in Business: Digital Transformation for Enhanced Decision-making and Superior Customer Experience
Farid Huseynov (Gebze Technical University, Turkey)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-8583-2.ch012
Abstract
The term “big data” refers to the very large and diverse sets of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured digital data from different sources that accumulate and grow very rapidly on a continuous basis. Big data enables enhanced decision-making in various types of businesses. Through these technologies, businesses are able to cut operational costs, digitally transform business operations to be more efficient and effective, and make more informed business decisions. Big data technologies enable businesses to better understand their markets by uncovering hidden patterns behind consumer behaviors and introduce new products and services accordingly. This chapter shows the critical role that big data plays in businesses. Initially, in this chapter, big data and its underlying technologies are explained. Later, this chapter discusses how big data digitally transforms critical business operations for enhanced decision-making and superior customer experience. Finally, this chapter ends with the possible challenges of big data for businesses and possible solutions to these challenges.
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Speech-Based UI Design for the Automobile
Broadly, telematics refers to the combination of telecommunication and computation. More specifically telematics has come to refer to mobile systems which combine wireless data communications with local computation resources. Voice communication and/or location information provided by GPS are often assumed.
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Machine-to-Machine Communications
A term refer to automation in automobiles includes but is not limited to Global Positioning System technology integrated with computers and mobile communications technology in automotive navigation systems.
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