2. Why us ?
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Link to Evolio.ca
DEALERS
• 1200+ dealer websites
across Canada
• Per month
• 25,000 phone + web
leads
• 1.4 M unique visitors
• 8 M page views
• 1.15% conversion rate
• 4.24 pages / visit
Link to Auto123.com
network (per month):
CONSUMERS
• 2.5 M unique visitors
• 17 M page views
• 40 M ad impressions
• A123 only
• 200 new articles
• 80,000 used car in
inventory
• Avg time spent on
site: 3.5 minutes
Terabytes of Data
• Original Automotive
content
• Car data sheets and
reviews
• Market data (pricing,
etc.)
• User habits and profiling
3. What’s the opportunity ?
• No one has access to all the pertinent centralised
automotive data
– Through the whole value chain : manufacturer -
retailer dealer - garages - experts - social
• Manufacturer data is a commodity
– Inaccessible (ex VIN)
– Many recopy it
– Everyone adds their own spin
– Marketing jargon increases the confusion
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4. What’s the opportunity ?
• Data is tailored for
car-geeks
– Incomprehensible to
the common person
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5. What’s the opportunity ?
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How much does my mom
understand when she
reads a car data sheet ?
• UX (User experience) is
mediocre at best
• Car show experience :
Multiple formats, one as
confusing as the next
• No standards
6. What’s the opportunity ?
• No centralised way to gather and rate social
automotive data
– From experts and users
• Pockets of initiatives where lay designers give input to
manufacturers
– Auto design crowdsourcing
• Mobile usage still in infancy
– No critical value apps yet
– Yet 10-15% of automotive information is consumed
through mobile devices
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What’s the opportunity ?
The data hunger
Some 81% say they looked at
review scores, and the figure
increased compared to the same
study six months earlier.
- USA Today
14. How can we win the crowd ?
By giving them something they
have never seen before…
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15. How can we win the crowd ?
• By being a leader at
collecting,
standardizing,
syndicating,
enhancing
all available raw automotive data
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16. How can we win the crowd ?
• By delivering the data in simple and innovative
ways to streamline integration into diverse
systems and applications – multi-format,
multi-channel.
• By offering the platform to let data vendors
broker their information
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17. How can we win the crowd ?
By having a solution that is …
Easy
AccessibleComplete
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18. • every possible detail of a motor-run vehicle
– Starting with cars, but not exclusive to cars
– 650 automotive data points
– 150 automotive market data
– 150 personal / profiled data points
• integrating and brokering the best data sources
– Manufacturer
– Professional (suppliers, partners, dealers, etc)
– Market
– Social
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Easy
AccessibleComplete
How can we win the crowd ?
By having a solution that is … Complete
19. • to find
• to learn
• to understand and interpret
• to compare
• to price
• to pay for
• to share and collaborate
• to administrate
... with the best UX ever
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Easy
AccessibleComplete
How can we win the crowd ?
By having a solution that is … Easy
20. • by the whole value chain
• completely integrated
• highly secured and available
• stored and permanent
• open standards and API accesses
• federating views across multiple domains
• high-performance scalable transaction processing
• any device, any format, any systems, any channel
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Easy
AccessibleComplete
How can we win the crowd ?
By having a solution that is … Accessible
21. How can we win the crowd ?
• The right data at the right time is more valuable
than bigger data sets
• Data is used to create amazing customer
experience to bring people to a happy decision
Data is the means to the end: delivering information,
profiling and cross – selling
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22. How can we win the crowd ?
By having a solution that is …
Easy
AccessibleComplete
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42. Some data he likes,
some others he doesn’t
find credible and some
others he doesn’t think
his readers will like
Chooses a mix of free
and paid data
43.
44. Stops by the social data
area where users have
home-grown their own
data and contributed to
the marketplace
Decides which social
data is likely to please
his stakeholders and
puts them in his basket
45.
46. Finds everything he
needed because of
the ease and the
vastness of choice
Brings all the data he
has selected to the
checkout
47. Pays V10data who,
in turn,
compensates the
selected data
vendors according to
the selected pay
plan : per-call,
subscription or
bundle
48.
49. Carries the data
home to use for his
content and
stakeholders in V10-
labelled bags (called
APIs)
50.
51. Cooks and transforms
the data with his
unique recipe
Presents the pertinent
data to his
stakeholders, to his
consumers, to his
advertisers in the
format they are
looking for
52. Shows where the data
came from and makes
sure each vendor is
properly recognised
57. Information Terms Integration
Sales
model
Monitoring
package
1. Fills out the
supplier information
form
- which will
determine the data
tag on his
information
- Create payment
reception account
2. Agrees to the
terms
- Terms of use
- Data ownership
- SLA
- DAAS model
- Cancellation
procedures
3A. Selects the fields
he has in his
database from the
official v10 list
- search for the fields
and areas
- read the
standardised
descriptions of each
field
- visually maps his
fields to the v10
database fields with
an interface that will
do the linked queries
- validates the
connection
- create the
translation table
OR
3B. Hires V10 to do
the mapping and
integration with a
service contract
- One time payment
4. Indicates sales
model for the
inputed fields
- Free or paid with
the option to bulk
the fields into free or
paid
- Monthly
subscription or per-
call model
- Price - V10 adds a
X% increment to the
data vendor-inputed
price (distribution
fee)
- Select entities that
aren’t allowed to get
vendor data
A- Indicates the
frequency of change
of his source data
and the frequency at
which V10 will PULL
the data from the
supplier through a
standard
OR
B- Indicates the
PUSH method they
will use to send their
new data in a
standard way
5. Selects the desired
monitoring and
analytic package
- For data use (who,
what, where, when,
how)
- one time or
recurring
- subscription-model
paid monthly
through a gateway
like Paypal
- we will not hold
credit card
information
- Receives monthly
reports for data
analytics
- Access to Customer
Service info
- Inform which
statistics will be
available to other
partners
Vendor process
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* The tables are
stored in a
temporary
unstructured format
to be validated and
integrated by V10
58. Information Terms
Free / paid
data
Check out
Code
generation
1. Fills out the client
information form
- which will
determine the
monitored name
2. Agrees to the
terms
- Terms of use
- SLA
- API documentation
3. See available free
data
- Through a
visualised map
- Read descriptions
of vendors and
ratings
- Select interested
fields and bundles
- Select data alerts
fields
5. Checks out
- Agrees with specific
terms use
- Payment processing
through a Paypal-
type gateway
- we will not hold
credit card
information
- Micro transactions
according to fields
selected model
- Automatic payment
to vendors with 10%
cut going to V10
- Access to Customer
Service info
- Submit to supplier
for authorisation on
relationship for the
vendors who
required it (deferred
payment)
6. Automatically
generate the query
strings to access
information on V10
- Receive
authorisation from
vendor
- Select exit format
(ex STAR, XML, etc.)
- From the API
- <Copy-Paste> - able
- Code available
permanently on the
account
* Source tag cannot
be stripped
Client process
4. See available paid
data
- Through a
visualised map
- Read descriptions
of vendors and
ratings
- Sees the sales
model for the field
(price / subscription
or per-call)
- Select interested
paid fields and
bundles
- Select analytic and
monitoring fields and
bundles
- Select data alerts
fields
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61. Your data will be
• Varied
• Qualified
• Fast
• Accessible
• Cost effective
• Compatible
• Technology
Agnostic
• On – demand
• Aggregated
• Standardised
• Streamlined
• Enhanced by others
• Tagged
• Secured
• Transacted
• Updated
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62. A platform to unlock value
from automotive data
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63. With all the necessary services
for your customers’ benefit and
your new revenue streams
Easy. Complete. Accessible.
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64. How can we create the future together?
• Read our V10data API document
• Identify fields that can be placed in the
marketplace / platform
• Identify what can be free and what can be sold
• Identify important profile variables
• Partner with V10data
• Integrate on V10
…
• Acquire new revenue streams
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Big: A lot of data, more than can easily be handled by a single database, computer or spreadsheetVaried: Different kinds of information in each record, lacking inherent structure or predictable size, rate of arrival, transformation, or analysis when processedFast: Get answers quickly enough that it feels interactive, allowing a human to explore and speculate in a flow state