INTELLIGENT MOBILITY - Frost & Sullivan · 2016-03-23 · Georg Ell, Country Director, Tesla Motors...

FUTURE BUSINESS MODELS IN CONNECTED AND AUTOMATED MOBILITY28 - 29TH JUNE, 2016 | JUMEIRAH CARLTON TOWER, LONDON

INTELLIGENT MOBILITY

2016 PARTNERS

Dear Colleague,

The pace of development and disruption within the automotive and transportation sectors continues to accelerate. Global firmsfrom established industry sectors are having to reinvent themselves amidst a wave of changing social preferences, demographics, andtechnology shifting the goal posts for the conventional means of how to move people and goods from A to B.

Whether it be through new business models influenced by the rising sharing economy, through new connected and data drivenservices, or through the increased levels of autonomy of vehicles and transport provision, the opportunities and challenges haveevolved and created a global race for key players from numerous industries to become mobility providers. Whether vehiclemanufacturers, rental, leasing, public transit or even technology providers, integrators or application vendors, the mobilityecosystem is evolving quickly and continues to attract significant investment in 2016.

Indeed, the very first week of 2016 alone witnessed the $500m investment by GM in ride hailing service Lyft, at the same timeannouncing their intent for a deep partnership to focus on developing autonomous vehicle ride hailing and sharing business models.Just a day later Audi invested $28m in an innovative premium car rental business Silvercar offering a largely mobile service in manyways similar to carsharing. After several years of having supported OEMs in their approach to the evolving mobility businessopportunities, we firmly believe 2016 to be the year of continued large scale investments and partnerships between the automotivesector and mobility services, through venture capital arms and the core functions of financial services and business innovation inparticular.

In many ways this is due to the expanding portfolio of mobility business models offering customers increasing options to get fromA to B without the need for a private vehicle. There are now over 7m members using carsharing services globally, withrelatively well established businesses in round trip, peer to peer and corporate carsharing models. However, we've witnessed a rapidrise in ridesharing platforms, with a further 30m using such services organised through an IT platform, and continued rise of ridehailing services providing on-demand mobility. With the addition of complementary transit options such as bike sharing, parkingservices and journey planning applications, we are moving ever closer to a fully integrated multi-modal mobility network, allowingcustomers to choose their transport based on the best way to get from A to B rather than a single dimensional approach throughthe use of private cars.

Amongst this race to become a "mobility as a service" provider involves several changes of process, mindset and competence fromthe established industry players to become more agile and service driven rather than entirely product focused, but also requiresnew forms of regulation in many cases to set an accessible, equitable future transport system that is safe for the users whilst fosteringeconomic growth.

Our Intelligent Mobility workshop highlights these issues impacting our sector, by providing insight from Frost & Sullivan's globalmobility research - we produce over 100 reports annually related to mobility with a dedicated programme on new mobilitybusiness models - and the leading mobility providers from various industry sectors and public sector bodies. Now in its 8th year,we've witnessed mobility as a topic adapt from predominantly new powertrain and electrification of vehicles, to dedicated newmobility vehicles (often micro mobility) and incremental services that can be offered to attract customers that may not need toown a private vehicle, beginning a blurring of the lines between public and private transportation. With vehicles becomingincreasingly connected and automated, this trend will continue as we start to see new regulatory frameworks enabling automatedvehicles and their related business models in the next 10 years.

We look forward to demonstrating the latest developments in the Intelligent Mobility sector, and sparking some lively debates in acomfortable setting. We are thrilled to welcome you all to Intelligent Mobility 2016, invite you to join the debate, and please leaveus your feedback so we can evolve and support this exciting industry.

Yours sincerely,

Sarwant SinghSenior Partner, Automotive & Transport & Visionary Innovation Group, Frost & Sullivan

Future of Mobility@FS_automotive#intelligentmobility

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WORKSHOP HIGHLIGHTS

KEY OBJECTIVES OF THE WORKSHOP:

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Frost & Sullivan are proud to host its 8th Annual Conference, which has now become an industry benchmark for show-casing

innovation, thought leadership and key mobility trends. This year we have evolved the event to incorporate trends of Intelligent

Mobility and the New Business Models.

Our 2015 event was our most successful to date. Our speakers ranged from Senior

Management to board level members from BMW, Alphabet, Daimler (Moovel), Zipcar,

ACEA, Michelin, TFL, Nissan, Ford, MIRA, eBay Gumtree, and many more. With over 300

delegates attending the event, it created an ideal opportunity to bring together industry

experts to network and debate the vision for the ever growing mobility market.

Automotive Manufacturers and •SuppliersConsultants and Engineers •Fleet Operators•Logistics Companies •Leasing Companies and Car •Dealerships

Mass Transport Operators City •Planners Mobility Integrators •“New Mobility” Providers, •Operators, and Stakeholders Policy Makers•

Research Institutions and •UniversitiesSystems Integrators •Transport Journalists, Visionaries•and Related Associations

Day 1: HOUSE OF COMMONS

Our exclusive event will feature Parliamentarians, OEMs Mobility Leaders, Car

Sharing providers, Government Policy Makers, OEMs, and many others all joined

together to debate key trends, policies and provide unique insights into the

structure of new business models and their implications to industry stakeholders.

Day 2: INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP

A full day interactive workshop to be hosted at Jumeirah Carlton Tower,

London providing a unique platform to discuss and evaluate Growth

Opportunities in new Mobility Business models covering Personal and Public

Transport Systems

Presentations from OEMs, Technology Platform providers, •

IT Companies, Government representatives, and other industry

stakeholders

Event partner Exhibition opportunities to be showcased throughout•

Interactive Workshop sessions throughout the day to review •

opportunities and challenges in the market.

IP Handouts covering global market potential, infrastructure •

developments, business models and market opportunities.

Morning introductory breakfast, lunch and networking reception for •

attendees.

ATTENDEES: Approximately 280 - 300 delegates

An opportunity for unparalleled industry insight on a broadrange of topics:

Mega Trends and Future of Intelligent Mobility•Vehicle Manufacturer’s Vision on Mobility •Car sharing & Corporate Mobility Schemes •Fleet & Leasing New Business Models•Big Data•Cyber - Security•eCommerce Platforms•Autonomous Driving and Related Business Models•Growth & Impact of Retailing for Cars & Aftermarket Parts &•ServicesMobility in Emerging Markets•Connected Mobility•Public Transport Mobility Solutions•

With the evolution of our event to include a focus on Intelligent Mobility we expect this year's event to be of interest to a high-profiled and diverse network:


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TESTIMONIALS

Our 2015 event welcomed over 300 attendees from around the world from 80 organisations. Attendees from industries such as Automotive, Energy, Infrastructure, Communications and Regulatory bodies.

“Fascinating insights on a wide, but relevant range of topics led to a variedand informative day.”

Business Manager,

Alphabet

“The event proved to be an excellent opportunity to get an update of all aspects of urban mobility and the challenges it creates, from the best inthe business from around the globe.”

Chief Commercial and Technical Officer,

MIRA

“Best in class event for anyone with aninterest in future of mobility.”

Senior Manager,

Ford

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AGENDADay 1: 28 June 2016 (By Invitation Only)

Day 2: 29 June 2016

We will be organising a debate in the prestigious Houses of Parliament. We aim to be joined by Parliamentarians, vehicle manufacturers, automotivesuppliers, mobility service providers, & policy makers, to debate the impact of intelligent mobility solutions on both personal and publictransportation business models.

Our full day workshop will feature debates, panel discussions, and interactive sessions.

08:15-09:00 REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST

08:45-09:00 INTRODUCTION

09:00-10:00 PANEL ONE: MEGA TRENDS

Joined by OEM, futurists and public policy decisionmakers bodies to debate the future trends and theirimpact on mobility.

10:00-11:00 PANEL TWO: NEW MOBILITY BUSINESSMODELS

This panel will explore new business models such ascarsharing, ridesharing, demand responsive solutions,smart parking, transport operators and new EVInfrastructure business models.

Speakers Include:Alex Torres, CMO, MoovitMark Adams, Vice President, ToyotaTony Douglas, Head of Strategy, Marketing andCommunications BMW Mobility Services and ManagingDirector BMW i VenturesJulia Steyn, Vice President, Urban Mobility Programs,General MotorsDr. Bernd Schmaul, CMO, Moovel

11:00-11:20 COFFEE BREAK

11:20-12:30 PANEL THREE: FUTURE OF CORPORATE MOBILITY

Frost & Sullivan will be joined by industry thoughtleaders from OEMs, technology providers, leasingcompanies and service end users, to discuss the futureof corporate mobility and shift of corporate from totalcost of ownership to the cost of mobility businessmodels.

Speakers Include:Alessandro Pigazzi, Director of InternationalConsulting, Arval

12:30-13:30 LUNCH

13:30-14:30 PANEL FOUR: FUTURE OF INTEGRATEDTRANSPORT SOLUTIONS

Exploration of integrated transport solutions across allmodes of public and private transportation and howthey work together.

Speakers Include:José Viegas, Secretary-General, International TransportForum, Organisation for Economic Co-operation andDevelopmentThomas Oster, Director – Business Excellence, ArrivaChris Joyce, Head of Surface Access, Heathro

Speakers Include:Isabel Dedring, Deputy Mayor, Transport at Greater London Authority, Mayor of London's OfficeJulia Steyn, Vice President, Urban Mobility Programs, General Motors

16:30 to 18:30

08:00 to 17:00


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Day 2: 29 June 2016Our full day workshop will feature debates, panel discussions, and interactive sessions.

14:30-15:30 PANEL FIVE: FUTURE OF CONNECTIVITY

Speakers Include:Ogi Redzic, Senior Vice President, Connected Vehicles andMobility Services, Renault NissanThomas Schmidt, Managing Director, Tom TomTelematicsMartin Hunt, Automotive Industry Practice Lead,British Telecom Global ServicesGeorg Ell, Country Director, Tesla Motors

15:30-15:45 COFFEE BREAK

15:45-16:45 PANEL SIX: AUTONOMOUS BUSINESSMODELS

In the next 10 years we will see a trend where vehicleson our roads will go from semi automated, highlightautomated to fully automated allowing us to go handsfree, feet free and in future also mind free when ridingour cars. This panel will discuss the business models ofautonomous cars in future focusing on key industryparticipants like role of leasing companies, impact oninsurance service providers, business models thatwill be adopted by car companies and other industryplayers.

Speakers Include:Dr. George Gillespie, OBE, CEO, HORIBA MIRA LtdTakashi Shirakawa, Senior Vice President, NissanTechnical Centre EuropeSteve Banfield, Chief Marketing Officer, InrixIain Forbes, Head of the Centre for Connected andAutonomous Vehicles - Department for Transport

16:45-17:00 CLOSING PRESENTATION

17:00-18:30 NETWORKING DRINKS

08:00 to 17:00

AGENDA


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SPEAKERS

Dr. George Gillespie, OBE, CEO, HORIBA MIRA Ltd

George Gillespie joined MIRA in January 2009 as CEO and has led the turnaround in MIRA fortunes with 50% growth in thebusiness in the last few years and a growing international presence. In 2015 he led the sale of MIRA to HORIBA Ltd, Japan,and continues to lead HORIBA MIRA Ltd within the HORIBA group. Building on a PhD from Queen’s University, Belfast forresearch into low emission engines, Dr Gillespie has over 25 years international experience in the automotive and marineproduct development sectors having been VP Strategic Product Development at HORIBA Europe GmbH and previously heldsenior roles with Ricardo plc and Schenck AG. He has worked extensively in the UK, Germany, USA, Japan and China. Inaddition to his work at MIRA, Dr Gillespie is also a Director of the Coventry and Warwickshire LEP, a Board Member of theLeicestershire LEP, Vice President and Board Member of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) and Chairof the Intelligent Connected Vehicles Group within the UK Automotive Council.

Dr Bernd Schmaul, CMO, Moovel

Dr. Bernd Schmaul is a Senior C-Level Executive with 20 years of experience within the marketing, sales, retail, eCommerceand mobile environment working as Managing Director on an international scale for reknown organizations as Lufthansa, TUIand Europcar. Bernd has a successful track record in managing start ups and growth in highly complex volatile situations withinB2C and B2B markets. As CMO of the Moovel Group he accounts for the global expansion of moovel and its products,establishing moovel as global brand for urban mobility.


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Iain Forbes, Head of the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles - Department for Transport

Iain Forbes is the Head of the UK Government's Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV), a new policy unitbased jointly in the Department for Transport and the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills. The Centre aims to helpensure that the UK remains a world leader in developing and testing connected and autonomous vehicles. Prior to joiningCCAV Iain worked in No10 as a Private Secretary to the Prime Minister, advising on areas including transport and the devolvedadministrations. He has previously worked in both the Department for Transport and the Home Office, advising on innovation,science and technology, security policy and environmental strategy.

Dorman Followwill, Partner and Director EIA, Frost & Sullivan

Dorman Followwill’s inspirational leadership and contributions to the global Frost & Sullivan team have accounted for out-standing performance in regional EIA sales and profit as a Partner, Director and Executive Committee member for the Europe,Israel, and Africa region, in 2008 and 2009, as well as record profitability in the Healthcare business unit in North America from2002-2005. Dorman has played a leading role in some of the largest consulting engagements in the history of the firm, includingongoing projects with Bayer Biologicals and Philips, and key projects with Merck Chemicals, Montagu Private Equity, and Novartis.He also supports several key sales and new business development initiatives in EIA. Dorman has a B.A. in The Management ofOrganisations from Stanford University and currently resides in Oxford, U.K., with his family.

Isabel Dedring, Deputy Mayor, Transport at Greater London Authority, Mayor of London's Office

Isabel Dedring is London's deputy mayor for transport, tasked with leading the provision of policy advice and direction onbehalf of the Mayor for transport, and ensuring the delivery of the Mayor's transport priorities. Prior to her role at the GreaterLondon Authority, she spent five years at Transport for London as Director, Policy Unit and before that as Chief of Staff to theTransport Commissioner. Isabel has also worked for Mckinsey and Ernst and Young. She has degrees in law from Harvard andis a qualified lawyer in the US. She is fluent in German, Russian and French.

Alex Torres, CMO, Moovit

Alex Torres is VP of Global Marketing for Moovit, based in San Francisco. Previously, Alex worked for more than 9 years atGoogle where he performed different functions in Project Management and Product Marketing roles, launching new productsincluding Google Site Search and the new Google Search Appliance versions. Other professional accolades include foundingthe first worldwide Google Local community team under Marissa Mayer and launching Product Marketing operations in Japanand Latin America for Google Enterprise (now Google for Work). Alex holds multiple degrees in fields including an M.A. inAdvertising & PR and an M.A. in Philosophy.

SPEAKERS


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Mark Adams, Vice President, Corporate Projects, Toyota Motor Europe

Mark is based in Brussels, Belgium at Toyota’s European Headquarters. Following a long career in the Purchasing Function, hemoved into the Corporate area in 2012. Project responsibilities include Alliance Projects and the planning of Toyota’s MobilityServices evolution. As a UK National, Mark maintains strong links with the UK, serving on the Supply Chain Group of the UKAutomotive Council. He has more than 30 years experience in the Automotive Industry, having previously worked for Rover,Leyland Daf, and Toyota in the UK.

Martyn Briggs, Industry Principal - Mobility, Automotive & Transportation, Frost & Sullivan

Martyn Briggs leads the Mobility team at Frost & Sullivan, providing detailed market research and consulting advice on thesetopic areas. Martyn is a recognised thought leader on a range of Urban Mobility topics, especially car-sharing business models,and the integration of public transport and road based mobility services. Martyn is currently managing several assignments onthese topics, helping clients to identify and quantify the growth potential of new mobility business models, and how to implementand realise these commercial opportunities. Prior to Frost & Sullivan, Martyn spent over 5 years at MVA Consultancy, specialisingin Transport Planning, Smarter Travel, economic appraisal, and transport market research.

José Viegas, Secretary-General, International Transport Forum, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

José Viegas has been Secretary-General of the International Transport Forum at the OECD since August 2012. A Portuguesenational, Mr. Viegas has had a distinguished career in academia and in the private sector before joining the ITF. A full Professorof Transport at the Technical University of Lisbon, he served as Director of MIT-Portugal’s Transport Systems focus area. Aschairman of TIS.pt consultants, he advised governments and international institutions on key transport projects and policies. Atthe helm of the ITF, Mr. Viegas has implemented new initiatives to increase value for member countries. He has created a workstream for rapid-delivery policy analysis for countries, strengthened ITF’s links with the private sector through the ITF CorporatePartnership Board and advanced the harmonisation of pan-European road freight transport by helping to secure approval forthe Quality Charter developed by ITF’s European Road Transport Group. Mr. Viegas has also guided ITF through theimplementation of its Revised Mandate and new General Rules; as well as taking a leading role in reforming ITF’s fundingstructure. Mr. Viegas holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from the Technical University in Lisbon and undertook postgraduatestudies in regional Studies at the University of Karlsruhe, Germany. He speaks fluent Portuguese, English, French, Spanish,German, and Italian. In September 2015, Mr Viegas was appointed as a member of the UN Secretary- General’s High-LevelAdvisory Group on Sustainable Transport.

Julia Steyn, Vice President, Urban Mobility Programs, General Motors

Julia Steyn is vice president, Urban Mobility Programs at General Motors, spearheading Maven, the new personal mobility brandthat combines and expands GM’s multiple personal mobility programs under one single brand. Maven focuses on a wide arrayof car and ride-sharing offerings, including GM’s strategic alliance with Lyft. Steyn’s mission is to shape the future of personalmobility, giving customers access to highly personalized, on-demand mobility services that match their ever-changing needs intoday’s world. Steyn joined General Motors in 2012 as vice president, Corporate Development and Global Mergers & Acqui-sitions. Steyn managed a diverse portfolio of GM’s global automotive partnerships as well as partnerships outside the industry.She also developed new merger and acquisition opportunities for the company. Before joining GM, Steyn was vice presidentand co-managing director for Alcoa's Corporate Development group, leading its mergers and acquisitions, competitive scanningand new business target screening activities. She also has worked at Goldman Sachs in key positions in London, Moscow andNew York. Her responsibilities included a broad variety of transactions across a number of countries, industries and products.Earlier in her career, she was a business analyst at A.T. Kearney. Steyn has a bachelor’s degree from Oberlin College in Oberlin,Ohio, and an MBA with a concentration in Finance and Accounting from the University of Chicago. Steyn also was a concertpianist of international distinction. She was born in Russia and moved to the U.S. in 1990.

Thomas Schmidt, Managing Director, Tom Tom Telematics

Thomas Schmidt joined TomTom as Managing Director of its business division in 2005 following the company’s takeover ofdatafactory AG. Thomas founded datafactory in 1998 and was the company’s CEO from 2001, responsible for businessdevelopment, technology and corporate finance. Under his stewardship, datafactory became one of the most successfulcompanies in the European fleet management and telematics market. Thomas seamlessly and successfully integrated datafactoryand its team into the TomTom group. He is now responsible for the growth of TomTom Telematics, focused on generalmanagement of all departments, strategic business development, technology and innovation management. As a serialentrepreneur, Thomas also founded NCO System GmbH in 1994 and consulting firm Informatic Consult in 1991. He studiedElectrical Engineering and Cybernetics at the Technical University of Leipzig.

Tony Douglas, Head of Strategy,Marketing and Communications BMW Mobility Services and Managing Director BMW i Ventures

Tony is responsible for the Strategy, Marketing and Communications of BMW i Mobility Services, including the European armof BMW i Ventures. The goal of the BMW Groups new brand is to provide sustainable innovative mobile solutions that improveurban mobility inside and outside of the car. The current portfolio includes DriveNow, ParkNow and ChargeNow as well as anumber of strategic investments made via BMW i Ventures. As Marketing Innovation Manager at BMW he was previously re-sponsible for emerging media innovations such as blogs, communities, search, bmw.tv and most recently social media boostingand nurturing the millions of BMW Facebook fans. Before joining the BMW Group he worked as a Product Manager on ad-vanced user experiences for Vodafone and spent eight years in the mobile industry designing and developing mobile phonesand services. He started his career as a Product Design Consultant working in the UK and Germany. Educated in EdinburghScotland he now lives in Munich Germany.

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Thomas Oster, Director – Business Excellence, Arriva

Thomas joined Arriva in 2004 as an Executive Assistant and quickly grew with the company as it successfully expanded acrossEurope. In 2007 he was appointed Business Development Director of Arriva Scandinavia, before being promoted to CommercialDirector in 2008. As Commercial Director, he was responsible for the Arriva acquisition of Veolia in Denmark and the successfulawarding of the Jutland rail franchise, before leading Arriva’s entry into the public transport market in Stockholm in 2009.Following Deutsche Bahn’s acquisition of Arriva in 2010 and the decision to have two separate management teams in Denmarkand Sweden, Thomas was appointed Managing Director of Arriva Denmark. In 2014 he was appointed Director - BusinessExcellence for Arriva Group and is a member of the Executive Committee.

Steve Banfield, Chief Marketing Officer, Inrix

Steve Banfield is a 20-year technology industry veteran who has led teams to build and market digital products and servicesused by millions worldwide. Immediately prior to INRIX, Steve served as SVP & GM, Registrar Services at Rightside, where hewas responsible for the second largest domain registrar worldwide and helped launch the new generation of top level domains(TLDs) into the market. He has held senior leadership roles at premier technology companies including Sony, Microsoft, Para-mount Pictures (Screenlife) and RealNetworks. At Sony he worked within both Sony Pictures and Sony Corporation to launchinnovative digital media services including SoapCity, Sony Connect and Sony Media Software. While at RealNetworks and re-sponsible for the iconic RealPlayer, the user base grew from 30 million to over 300 million installed players around the world.Earlier Steve was a technical evangelist and program manager for Microsoft Windows, including Windows 95 and Windows NT.Steve has an MBA from the Harvard Business School and received his undergraduate degree in Computer Science from Tran-sylvania University in his home state of Kentucky.

Sarwant Singh, Senior Partner, Automotive & Transport & Visionary Innovation Group, Frost & Sullivan

Sarwant Singh joined Frost & Sullivan in March 1999, and has managed over 250 strategic consulting projects across diverse in-dustry sectors during this time. He heads up two teams in Frost & Sullivan: the Automotive and Transportation Practice andthe Visionary Innovation Research group which works on Mega Trends. Sarwant is responsible for managing the global teamand for developing and implementing business strategies and fulfilling high-value consulting projects. Sarwant is the author of abook titled, "New Mega Trends: Implications to our Future Lives". The book has been sold in over 30 countries since its launchin Sept 2012. Sarwant combines his engineering acumen with strong commercial and business awareness.

PRESENTING PARTNERS

MIRA is a world-class vehicle engineering consultancy, with a global reputation for innovation, testingand design. With 67 years of rich engineering heritage, MIRA hosts over 550 industry experts, 95km ofspecialised proving ground and over 35 major test facilities. MIRA’s services range from individual product tests, to turnkey multi-v hicle design, development and build programmes. Our core competencies include: Vehicle Engineering, Test Engineering, Homologation and Certification Services,Intelligent Mobility, Controls and xEV Engineering, Functional Safety, Autonomous vehicle technology &Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) and Future Transport Technologies.


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ADDITIONAL SUPPORTING PARTNERS

Green.TV is the leading digital network for cleantech and sustainability video content. Green.TVlaunched in partnership with the United Nations Environment programme in April 2007. Since then,Green.TV has gone on to become a media partner with Apple, Yahoo, Aol, Huffington Post, Blinkx andhas it's own featured TV channel with Sony. It’s multi-channel distribution platform delivers an engagedaudience of 1/2 million viewers a month. Green.TV produces TV commercials, video stories and animation for some of the most visible organisations in the space, including Sony, WWF, the NationalTrust, Siemens and Cisco. For more information visit www.green.tv


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