Connected vehicles ultimately a good thing, says Covisint
Despite increasing concerns by privacy advocates over data generated by vehicles, and who can use it and see it, the sharing of that data ultimately is a good thing, says an official of information-technology firm Covisint.
“Studies out there show over 60% of warranty costs to an OEM are caused by things that break after the thing that broke,” David Miller, Covisint chief security officer, tells WardsAuto here in an interview. READ MORE
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