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  • Weekly Intelligence Brief: 22nd March 2012 to 28th March 2012

    , (Mar 29, 2012)

    In this edition read about how the DAC Group has increase customers’ business listing visibility; why Four Seasons is a digital number one; how Masternaut kept Sport Relief on track; why NEC has joined a research consortium to protect smartphone users’ privacy and security and more.

  • Weekly Intelligence Brief: 1st March 2012 to 7th March 2012

    , (Mar 8, 2012)

    In this edition the GSM Association reports a new attendance record at the Mobile World Congress 2012; Etilsalat wins three awards at the event; Samsung joins forces with Toyota; Nokia’s collaboration with daily deals company Groupon to offer location-based services discounts; and more.

  • Turn-by-Turn Takes The Stage

    , (Mar 7, 2012)

    The less glamorous technology of turn-by-turn navigation has been edged a little out of the limelight in the last year.

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  • Weekly Intelligence Briefing: 29th March 2012 to 4th April 2012

    , (Apr 3, 2012)

    In this edition read about Voxeo’s integration of location-based services into its interactive voice response system; MapIT’s creation of DevZone to enable developers to create LBS applications; why Galigeo is working with Navteq’s map data; and about Pendrell Corporation’s patent acquisitions.

  • An Executive Insight with Rob Palfreyman, CEO of SenseWhere on Indoor Location-Based Services

    , (Mar 29, 2012)

    TheWhereBusiness talks to Rob Palfreyman, CEO of SenseWhere about the challenges of indoor location-based services and about where he thinks the market is going.

  • The Mobile Acquisition Feeding Frenzy

    , (Mar 21, 2012)

    Acquisitions in the mobile industry during the last year have been occurring at the rate of nearly five a day in the United States alone. Analysts expect the number of company take-overs to increase in the next year as the global economy continues to revive, writes Christopher Backeberg.