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Tag Archives: TomTom
The Where Platform from Nokia: a company move to taking data as a raw material to build products
This week news regarding the subject in the title are summarized in the following Nokia blog posts and videos embedded in those posts: – From Where 2.0 To Just Where; With Meh 2.0 Somewhere In The Middle [blog of Gary … Continue reading →
Posted in "smart" feature phones, Cloud Computing strategy, consumer devices, intelligent systems, SaaS, smartphones, tablets
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Tagged 3D landmarks, Activity Data, Alex Osaki, Amazon Web Services, Amy O'Connor, Apache Hadoop, automotive navigation system, behavioral data, Big Data, Cloudera, contextual data, Data Analytics, Datameer, DataStax, derived data, digital map data, digital map database, Directions, Drive, EMC Greenplum, Galigeo, Gary Gale, Google, Hadoop, Hadoop solutions, Hadoop system, Heat Maps, Hortonworks, HStreaming, IBM, indexing, indexing the real world, intelligent meaning, Learning Engine, location business, Location&Commerce, location-based content, MapR, Maps, Michael Halbherr, Navigable Map Data, NAVTEQ, NAVTEQ Map, Nokia, Nokia Location & Commerce, Nokia Location Platform, Nokia Location&Commerce, Nokia Maps, Nokia Maps 3D, Nokia Maps API for HTML5, Nokia Maps API for JavaScript, Nokia Maps API for Qt, Nokia Maps API for Windows Phone, Nokia Maps HTML5 API, Nokia Maps Suite, Nokia Maps Suite 2.0, Nokia Places, Nokia Places API for HTTP, Nokia Places API for Java ME, Nokia Places API for JavaScript, online services, Open Street Map, Outerthought, Pentaho, personal navigation device, Places, Platform Computing, PND, Positioning, real time indexing, Real-World Computable, Reference Data, RESTful Maps, RESTful Places, restructuring, Sara Rossio, Sensed Behaviour, sensor evolution, sensors, smart data, Smart Data Analytics, the real world, The Third Phase of Mobility, the virtual world, The Where Platform, Thom Brenner, TomTom, Traffic, Transport, Where Ecosystem, Zettaset
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Nokia under transition (as reported by the company)
Note and updates: stock price is up 3.17% as per above (those numbers are in US$) – see more: Nokia trying the first Lumia month in China with China Telecom exclusive [March 28, 2012] - Nokia seeks to retake China market share [Reuters, March … Continue reading →
Posted in Uncategorized, Mobile Internet, smartphones, tablets, "smart" feature phones, consumer devices
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Tagged Microsoft, Apple, Google, Android, Ericsson, India, China, Japan, Nokia, Symbian, Competition, Huawei, ZTE, MeeGo, iOS, User Experience, HP, RIM, Latin America, iPhone, Research in Motion, NAVTEQ, Nokia Siemens Networks, smartphones, restructuring, innovation, Alcatel-Lucent, ecosystem, carriers, feature phones, United States, social media, Lumia, Nokia Maps, Windows Phone, Intellectual Property, Nokia Lumia, Mobile Phones (Nokia), Smart Devices (Nokia), emerging markets, Series 40, Mobile Devices, Nokia Asha, manufacturing, Devices & Services Other (Nokia), Devices & Services business (Nokia), Location & Commerce business (Nokia), smart devices, Vertu, future technology disruptions, war of ecosystems, product differentiation, Blackberry OS, counterfeit products, unlicensed products, Internet companies, profit margins, transition, Microsoft partnership, market conditions, dual SIM, software royalty, platform support payment, consumer proposition, mapping services, navigation services, location-based services, Bing search service, hardware design, advertising services, application store, Windows Marketplace, operator billing, price pressure, mobile device industry, handset vendors, software expertise, monetization models, new revenue streams, advertising platforms, component suppliers, sourcing models, product assembly, Asia, product and sales package customization, distribution, distribution network, operator-driven distribution, data plan, product development, operational structure, execution, Licensing, Patents, business model, non-manufacturing patent licensing entities, patent portfolio, strategy, research, employee reductions, digital map, TomTom, Open Street Map, sensors, Intelligent Sensor Network, pricing, wireless carriers, navigation, automotive, personal navigation device, imagery, telecommunications infrastructure, operators, subscriber growth, price erosion, trends, managed services, Korea, Middle East and Africa, Asia-Pacific, Canada, Europe, profitable growth, network infrastructure, Motorola Solutions, Cisco, NEC, wireless broadband, Accenture, IBM, Amdocs, Oracle, visual media, data traffic, mobile networks, network architecture, Liquid Net, broadband optimization, Liquid Radio, Liquid Core, Liquid Transport, outsourcing, network management, Customer Experience Management, churn, value-added services, billing platforms, Customer Experience Management (Nokia-Siemens Networks), developed markets
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