Genasys Inc. · NASDAQ:GNSS
Genasys — MLS Americas (May 2006)
11 slides from Genasys's conference presentation, May 2006
Slide 1: 8 Key Factors When Planning a Dynamic LBS Infrastructure
8 Key Factors When Planning a Dynamic LBS Infrastructure Presented by: Fernando Lalanda, Genasys Cayetano Carbajo, Movistar México
Slide 2: Why the middleware is needed?
Why the middleware is needed? Most Location Servers comply with the The Location Server is not basic function of serving the X,Y always offering the basic services an coordinates. operator needs to deploy successful The basic functionality to “sell” effectively LBS LBS include more features such as
Slide 3: What are your objectives?
What are your objectives? Which applications do you want to offer? – Accuracy required – Geo-calculations necessary (metamodels) Build the – Business model environment you need to support – Anonymity, non anonymity your specific goals. – Identify services that support your mission and serve your seg
Slide 4: How will you manage subscriber privacy?
How will you manage subscriber privacy? A person’s location at a given time is Perceptions of privacy can vary personal, private information. greatly from market to market. In some places, the – What local legal regulations perceived govern the handling of personal advantage in terms of personal sec
Slide 5: Elements of the LBS Ecosystem
Elements of the LBS Ecosystem Full conectivity with applications, LS’s and all operator systems: SMSC, GeoServer, O&M, The LES provides a central point of Billing, Provisioning. common administrative tasks like privacy control, billing and request fulfillment. It interconnects the services with the
Slide 6: How will billing data be collected and routed to the billing system?
How will billing data be collected and routed to the billing system? Integration with billing system has to be The management deployed to fit the basic and extended needs of of pre-pay accounts with regards to service. service and billing All business models should be covered by the can be complicat
Slide 7: Business models
Business models With LBS platform vendors Weigh the advantages and – Fully owned, On-Site installation disadvantages of each to chose the – Setup fee and revenue share, On-Site installed solution that best fits your companies – Hosted solution needs and objectives. – Try & Buy With application devel
Slide 8: Can you perform the necessary operations using geographic information?
Can you perform the necessary operations using geographic information? The GeoServer component needs to support the The GeoServer can operations required by the applications. make the difference between a negative – GeoCode – Map Generation and a positive user experience worth – GeoDeCode – Route Ca
Slide 9: Is the system ready for future growth?
Is the system ready for future growth? Open systems and standard protocols Think long-term to be sure that you can easily and Scalability efficiently – Applications/Services incorporate new elements into the – Location Servers infrastructure you create. Pay attention to the – Content Sources potenti
Slide 10: System Security vs easy accessibility
System Security vs easy accessibility Protection from unauthorized access To protect the private information from subscriber point of view. of your subscribers, the system you Ability to block service from system tools choose to implement should and under determined circumstances. require rigorous a
Slide 11: Summary
Summary 1. Objectives 2. Privacy 3. The Ecosystem Elements 4. Billing 5. Business Model 6. GeoServer quality 7. Future-Readiness 8. Security 11