LBS Opportunities 2005

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LBS Opportunities

Armagh (Northern Ireland) ERNACT EEIG

Velázquez, 50 – Planta 1 28001 Madrid, España www.arthurdlittle.es

23 May 2005


CONTENT  What & Why LBS  Mobile phone location technology, the limits  What is the usual business model and the role of the alliances  Main applications

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What & Why LBS

 “Stricto Sensu”: LBS is any kind of service associated to the location of a mobile phone  In fact, we also use LBS to describe services which works with other inputs, like GPS devices or other sources of addresses (example: manual address)

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What & Why LBS

 First Driver: Mobile network operations & billing requirements  Second Driver: 911 / 112 requirements for emergency calls  Third Driver: Mobile operators need new revenues

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What & Why LBS ď Ž Third Driver: Mobile operators need new revenues I The transition from Coverage to Value-Added Services

14% of Vodafone revenue generated by data (2005)

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What & Why LBS ď Ž Third Driver: Mobile operators need new revenues II And LBS and entertainment are the new drivers 4%

4% 2% 2%

Messaging

32%

Info Services

16%

36%

Location-based Services Entertainment Other

76%

10%

18%

2002

2010

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CONTENT  What & Why LBS  Mobile phone location technology, the limits  What is the usual business model and the role of the alliances  Main applications

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Mobile phone location technology, the limits ď Ž Technology 1: CELL ID Cell Identification (CellID) and Cell-ID with refinements (Cell-ID ++).

Cell ID and Cell-ID ++ offer basic level positioning accuracy, are in use in GSM environments and are expected to remain in use with UMTS (3G).

Accuracy depends on the number of base stations & coverage

A. Cell Site

C. Cell Site with sector and Timing Advance

B. Cell Site with sector

D. Cell Site with sector, Timing Advance and Supplementary information

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Mobile phone location technology, the limits ď Ž Technology 2: TDOA–TriangulatingPositioning a Mobile terminal with Time

Difference of Arrival

Neighbour Cell Site

Synchronized network

Assistance Data

Serving Cell Site Neighbour Cell Site

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Mobile phone location technology, the limits ď Ž Technology 3: GPS A-GPS Positioning a Mobile terminal with GPS/

GPS Satellites

Assisted GPS

Assistance Data

Position Estimate

Cell Site

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Mobile phone location technology, the limits ď Ž Accuracy How higher accuracy is required?:

Precision Local Positioning

3G: IP-DL, OTDOA

Accuracy / environment GPS

1.000 to 10.000 meters is often enough for many services

Cell-ID + TA + Rx

E-OTD

Cell-ID

A-GPS Rural Sub-Urban

Accuracy of less than 100 meters is good for most services

Urban City Indoor 10

1k 100 Accuracy / meters

10k

Relative Coverage and Accuracy of most Important Positioning Methods Source: Nokia Company documents

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Mobile phone location technology, the limits ď Ž Advantages and drawbacks Cell ID

TDOA

GPS

Accuracy

Terminal availability Inside Coverage Penetration Capability Cost

Response time

Investment cost Ease of maintenance

Best entry solution

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Complementary Technologies ď Ž Which are the related Technologies?

UMTS

GPRS Microsoft WAP 2

GSM

Network

J2ME

Analogic

LBS MMS

i-mode PDA EMS

Services

WAP

SMS

Voice

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Mobile phone location technology, the limits  The limits: Example –Fleet Tracking-

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Mobile phone location technology, the limits ď Ž The limits

OK OK?

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Mobile phone location technology, the limits  What is the real situation: – Cell-ID available in most of the countries

– TELCO bubble blast limited the investment in the network – Short deployment of LBS services, due the accuracy limitations and privacy risks – GPS devices used in enterprise applications

– Working on an active and passive way – Roaming: privacy limitations

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CONTENT  What & Why LBS  Mobile phone location technology, the limits  What is the usual business model and the role of the alliances  Main applications

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Complementary Technologies ď Ž Who is involved in the business?

Network Operator

Network Equipment

Portal Enabling Technology

Application Developer

Device

Content Provider

Virtual Operator

End-users: Consumers and businesses

Application Provider

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Complementary Technologies  Who is involved in the business?  Players in the mobile data market can be classified roughly into three categories:

 Service providers such as mobile network operators, virtual operators and portals.  Technology providers such as network equipment vendors, enabling technology providers and handset suppliers.

 Applications players such as application providers, content providers and application developers.

Vodafone O2

Ericsson Nokia

Yellow pages Findamobile.com Mapinfo

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Complementary Technologies  How do they work together Location Input

TELCOS Network operator

Soft MLC

Middleware

GPS

LBS

Cartogra Content phy LBS Applications

Output devices

Two kind of alliances: – Technological

Hardware Software

– Commercial

Software Hardware CRM-ERPothers

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Complementary Technologies

ď Ž Main options of revenue model

Premium Usage

Subscription service $$ subscription for premium content

Usage $$ (SMS, Voice or WAP)

Wireless Network Operator

$$ Transaction fees

Content & Applications

Consumer

Wireless Network Operator

$$ for billing and location

Content & Applications

Consumer

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Complementary Technologies  One example, “near here” service

$

$ WAP/SMS PREMIUM

(.50) (.15)

(.40) HTTP

APPLICATION PROVIDER

WAP/SMS PLATFORM MOVISTAR

API

(.03) LOCATION PLATFORM

 TRAFFIC  LOCATION INF  SERVICE (.50)

$

€ .15 € .03

€ -.03

€ .10

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Complementary Technologies  I want to build a service, what is the first step”

 Identify a network (Vodafone?)

with

location

capabilities

 Use de Alliance program of the mobile operator to find an application provide or an integrator

 Adapt your content to the location service: – Allocation of the information – Adaptation to devices requirements

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CONTENT  What & Why LBS  Mobile phone location technology, the limits  What is the usual business model and the role of the alliances  Main applications

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 Applications HORIZONTAL APPLICATIONS Contextual Marketing/Shopping Tools Local Information, Directory, City Guide Assisted CRM/Call Center Logístics/Fleet management Vendors/Employees management Geomarketing & Geopricing & Geobilling Community platform (friends, games, mymap) Geo maps

VERTICAL/Sector APPLICATIONS Real Estate Emergency services Security services Family Locator (Child, elderly, handicapped) Virtual tourist guide Public Agencies LBS Car World -in vehicle services-

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ď Ž Emergency Services

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ď Ž Local Information, Directory, City Guide

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ď Ž Assisted CRM/Call Center

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ď Ž Fleet Management

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