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Location based mobile services (LBS) are a natural application of mobile phones both for private consumers as well as businesses. Location based services are already very developed in Japan, where about 20% of all mobile phones have GPS installed, and all operators use location determined by triangulation for commercial services.
The present reports give a broad overview of location based services in Japan both for consumer markets as well as for commercial business-to-business markets (e.g. for fleet management, enterprise resource management etc).
The report is directed to mobile operators, investment bankers, telecom equipment manufacturers, semiconductor manufacturers, mobile services providers, and other professionals who need to be up-to-date on the state of the art of location based mobile services and be aware of future trends to expect.
Our market reports have been purchased by major global telecom operators and equipment manufacturers from US, EU and Japan, and many other countries, investment bankers, equipment manufacturers, service providers, the commercial sections of foreign Embassies in Tokyo, University students and professors and many professionals from all over the world. The Government of Finland has engaged us to advise on the research funding strategy for mobile services, and the Harvard Business School (HBS) is using one of our reports for research and teaching.
Sample Pages
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Table of Contents
Executive Summary: Location based mobile services in Japan
Global positioning satellite systems (GPS) in Japan
Present situation and future plans
GPS for mobile phones in Japan
Government position and regulatory
The situation today and future development
Overview of Japan's mobile phone industry as relevant to location based services
Mobile networks, market situation
3G
Mobile commerce (m-commerce)
Carrier's GPS strategy overview
KDDI/AU location based services
EZnaviwalk
AU phones
DoCoMo's i-Area services
Overview
Schematic outlines of services
User perspective
Listing and overview of services offered
Business plans, trends and developments
GPS applications and services
Consumer services
Business-to-business (B2B) services
Goopa and other travel related location based services
Outline of goopa
Other train travel related location based services
Trends and outlook
Summary
System Requirements:
Platform Independent
Handheld Compatible: Adobe Reader 7.0 is available for PalmOS and Pocket PC devices, but not Symbian devices. Adobe Reader 6.x only supports the PalmOS. Handheld compatibility requires the Readers for those platforms to be downloaded and installed by the user.
Company: Eurotechnology Japan K. K.
APPCRAFT.ORG release date: June 2005 |