借助 CodeMeter 许可权更轻松地访问未来的移动性
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 应用安全
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 网络安全
客户
向量
关于客户
自 1988 年以来，Vector 是软件工具和嵌入式组件的主要独立生产商，用于开发电子系统及其与从控制器局域网 (CAN) 到汽车以太网的许多不同系统的联网。解决方案
挑战
作为未来移动出行的开拓者，以及电动汽车充电、安全和安保概念、高级驾驶辅助系统 (ADAS) 和自动驾驶汽车以及 AUTOSAR 自适应平台等独创技术背后的领先创新者，Vector 的业务依赖于销售数以千计的产品每年的许可证。保护其技术免遭盗版是 Vector 面临的挑战，其 Vector 网络接口 (VNI) 和与 Wibu-Systems 硬件和软件容器组合相关的许可证。将该系统集成到生产环境中并简化其交付需要更精简和标准化的解决方案，并直接嵌入公司的销售流程中。
解决方案
2018 年年中，Vector 向 CodeMeter 寻求将 CmActLicenses 与 SmartBind® 绑定到易于使用的目标设备的整体系统，以及 CmDongles 用于具有更严格的安全性和移动性需求的软件的整体系统。一个关键特性是使用 CmActLicenses，存储并绑定到 Vector 的独特 VNI。
该系统用于许可证创建、交付和管理的骨干是 CodeMeter License Central，它由 Wibu-Systems 的专门合作伙伴 Informatics（奥地利 SAP 卓越中心）与 Vector 的 SAP 系统完全集成。 Wibu-Systems 和 Informatics 将多年的 SAP 和 CodeMeter 经验汇集到他们的共享项目中。
收集的数据
Carbon Dioxide Emissions, Cycle Times, Engine Temperature, Speed
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