Title: SmartZone Application Platform: Product Update
1Introduction
Wireless Internet Conference
Alan Beiagi
2Who We Are
- Number one player in LBS by revenues and number
of customers - Telecom LBS experience complemented by experience
and sales to the Automotive, Telematics and
Tracking sectors. - Provider of LBS middleware, applications,
applications customization and hosting - Wealth of experience includes
- Development and deployment of commercial services
for WAP, Web, Call Centre, SMS, SIM-Toolkit,
BREW, i-mode and PDA. - Deployment in four continents
- Successful integration digital mapping content,
rich POI content, real-time traffic data and
location platforms.
3Introduction
Proven Solutions
Smartphone, PDA Ex. Proximity
Services, Community Finder
SMS Ex. Route calculation, traffic alert
PDA Ex. Turn-by-turn navigation, gaming
OEM terminals Ex. Turn-by-turn navigation.
Web Ex. Maps, real-time traffic maps, asset
tracking
Java client Ex. Fleet Management Anti-theft Serv
ice.
Call Centre Ex. Guidance and Assistance.
SmartZone GeoSpatial The backbone for LBS
4Architecture
Architecture Overview
Java SDK
POI Builder
Open LS-SOAP API
Java Servlet Container
Services
Location Utility Service Area of Interest
Service Directory Service Vector Map and Map
Match Service Route Service Rank
Service Presentation Service Console Service
Engines
Traf Engine
Geo engine
Itin engine
Map engine
Database server
Vector engine
POI Datasets Global Dining Yellow Pages
Geo Datasets DMTI Navtech EU/NA TeleAtlas
EU Alternate suppliers
5OpenLS Introduction
- OpenLS (Open Location Services) is an
initiative of the Open GIS Consortium aimed at
developing a set of standardized APIs needed for
the development of LBS services. - Six main sponsors (Hutchison 3G UK, Sun
Microsystems, Oracle, Webraska, ESRI, and
In-Q-Tel), as well as twenty other participant
organizations providing their technical
expertise. - Webraska is actively committed to the definition
and implementation of the OpenLS standard.
Webraska was instrumental in ensuring that the
Open LS standard supported SOAP from its first
release. - Webraska development strategy is
- To fully implement Open LS standard as is
- To implement additional functions in
OpenLS-like manner - To push for extension of the Open LS standard to
cover additional functions.
6Benefits to Developers
- What OpenLS means to developers using Webraska
platform - Standards Based
- Open Interface
- Reduced Development Time
- Reduced Time to Market
- Reduced Complexity
7Learning With Our Customers
8Bell Mobility deployment overview
- Bell Mobility launched My Finder services
offering YellowPages, Global Dining Restaurant
locations and Directions. Using Webraska LBS
services and Openwave for auto location - Initial deployment took 60 days. Initial launch
included major cities and one content source,
adding additional cities and content over the
next 60 days - Charging 25 cents for each Find Me request
- Real-time privacy opt-in on the handset
9Bell Computer Telephony Solutions
- The Pilot Integrate Autolocation, Speech
Recognition and Geospatial Routing Engine
technologies to provide routing information to
drivers - Trial participants will dial a number and
autolocation will identify their starting point - User simply says address to which they are going
and speech recognition interprets what they say - Starting- and end-point info is sent to SGP
routing info is returned to the voice app and is
either read back as text-to-speech or
text-messaged to the user - Were up and running in 30 days!!
10Enabling 3rd Parties
- Webraska has a track record for working with
wireless carriers and others to enable
development of 3rd party applications - Success stories include
- Sensis Australia
- Bell Mobility
- SAIC-Telcordia
- Orange (in progress)
- Cobra-Nexo
- Siemens
- Developer Resources available in conjunction with
partners. - Web Site
- Comprehensive Documentation / Sample Code
- 24/7 Support
- Defect and Issue Tracking System
11Introduction
Thank You