Rafael Siqueira is the CTO of Apontador, a company founded in 2000 that provides location-based services through its websites like Apontador.com and MapLink.com.br. Apontador has over 110 employees with headquarters in São Paulo and Curitiba. The company has seen significant growth, with its sites receiving millions of unique visitors each month. The document discusses the increasing importance of location data and services on mobile devices and the future of using location history and collective intelligence to provide personalized recommendations and targeted content to users. It envisions a future where social augmented reality and understanding people's real-world interactions can improve internet services and experiences.
9. user traffic Apontador10.0 millions uniquevisitors MapLink3.0 millions uniquevistors Alexa.comApontador – 60ºwebsite in traffic in Brasil ComScoreApontador & MapLink–20ºinternet groupin Brazil Google Analytics
11. “millions of people are now walking around with a gizmo in their pocket that not only knows where they are but also plugs into the internet to share that info, merge it with online databases, and find out what—and who—is in the immediate vicinity. ...simply put, location changes everything.” Matthew Honan, Wired Magazine, January 2009
12. Quotes “People want to talk about Places” The future of local referrals lies not in reviews and ratings from semi anonymous individuals, but rather in trusted recommendations from people I know 55% of all SMSs ask "Where are you?” "Maps aren't just for driving directions. They are a way that humans understand their planet” Some say that Augmented Reality will do for mobile what satellite imagery did for maps
13. location has taken off … location-based online advertising location-based iPhoneapps gps-enabled phones community mapping location device sales Source: Borrell Associates, May 2008 “What Local Media Sites Earn – Annual Report.”
15. location is a game changer for social networks. what have you been up to? passive what are you doing right now? real-time where are you? can I join? participatory
21. 18 act2: how do you use software to changebehavior the check-in is kinda boring, what´s interesting is what happens next" foursquare badges are "silly, but people dig them” “
22. 19 act3: turning digital candyinto real world rewards
23. 20 act3: turning digital candyinto real world rewards
24. 21 free prize inside inspiringunexpectedjourneys. connectingwith friends. redirecting travel plans and rewarding adventure. Capturing and sharing life experiences inrealtime. Making people smile.
32. 29 ovimaps Ovi Maps are now completely free and becoming very popular. Since their launch on January 19, they've been averaging nearly 100,000 downloads per day. Ovi Maps: 7 million downloads of Ovi Maps 3 so far
34. waze A mass of drivers that automatically and constantly update other drivers, actively and passively in real time about the roads and driving conditions
45. opting in Opacity on Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/opacity/4183985730/
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49. 46 offering a full suite of integrated viral applications Route It Share It Find It Buy It Multimedia Messaging Service Information sharing Private / Public / Group Mobile Notes MapsTraffic Services Transit Driving & Walking Directions M-Vite Buddy Finder M-Classifieds I’m Free Date Finder Yellow & White Pages Customized Finder Event & Movie Ticketing Restaurant & Hotel Reservations Event, Movie, Restaurant, Hotel, Pub, ATM Emergency Services, Finder, Flight Finder Mobile Wallet M- Coupons Advertising Gaming Shopping
54. movementintelligence Confidential online data is easy to get, what about real world!!! nowadays LBS data =checkIn@ place no personalization, no targeting future store LBS data over space, time and weather location history for understanding & personalization estimate age and profile of each user anonymous automated personalized recommendation 51
57. local search withreal time metrics how people move in the space, in the time and in the weather
58. context Known Location Time high relevance: mobile content and offers can be presented to that driver location and time relevant content
59. user recommendation collectiveintelligence use a “recommendation” metaphor based on: - user profile/preferences - location - driving context(e.g. speed, traffic congestion, next upcoming maneuver) local interest (pre-set search) targeted offer Virtual billboard
60. the future “if you ask me, ‘what’s the UI in five years?’ it’s a pair of glasses.” Tim O’Reilly
63. social augmented reality the knowledge of joining a crowd and knowing: who do I know here? where do I know them from? who should I get to know? who here is single? are there any naked pictures of them on the internet?
64. thoughts Ian on Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/ianaberle/4185095125/
66. “we can make the internet work better by making it understand how we talk in the real world” Billy V on Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/billyv/352560572/
67. It’s not about where you are … Alwaysordinary on Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/sempre_ordinario/3492703820/
68. … it’s about where you’ve been Jrusbatch on Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/jrusbatch/3626348821/
69. Famous Quote “We always overestimate the change that will occur in the next two years and underestimate the change that will occur in the next ten.” Bill Gates
73. thanks for listening www.apontador.com.br rafael@apontador.com twitter.com/rafaelsiqueira twitter.com/apontador
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Your location is both powerful and valuable. It’s far less about where you currently are …
Your location is both powerful and valuable. It’s far less about where you currently are …
… and much more about where you’ve been; home, school, work, holiday. Let’s call this your location stream. It’s deeply personal information. I touched on responsible, well thought out, location services but how do you tell? There’s some pretty crucial questions you should ask yourself before you start to use a location service, any location service. So here’s a list of points you should bear in mind when deciding on whether to use a location service ... call it an “opt in location manifesto”