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Big Data: Small Screen
Location Based Services 2.0
Kevin Foreman,
Vice President, Mobile Applications
INRIX Inc.
June 26, 2012
Big Data: Small Screen – LBS 2.0
• Where we are today?
  • LBS 1.0


• Where are we going with Big Data?
  • LBS 2.0


• New Opportunities for You
LBS 1.0
Where are we today? LBS 1.0

Local Search
 “What’s around me?”
 “Where can I find retailer X?
Where are we today? LBS 1.0

Local Search
 “What’s around me?”
 “Where can I find retailer X?
 “What’s the address of X?
Where are we today? LBS 1.0

Local Search
 “What’s around me?”
 “Where can I find retailer X?
 “What’s the address of X?
 “What’s the phone number of X?”



                                   WagJag: local restaurants,
                                   spas, activities, events, etc.
Where are we today? LBS 1.0

Local Search
 “What’s around me?”
 “Where can I find retailer X?
 “What’s the address of X?
 “What’s the phone number of X?”
 “What are the ratings of X?”
Where are we today? LBS 1.0

Local Search
 “What’s around me?”
 “Where can I find retailer X?
 “What’s the address of X?
 “What’s the phone number of X?”
 “What are the ratings of X?”

  “?”
 8th most searched brand
Where are we today? LBS 1.0

Local Search
 “What’s around me?”
 “Where can I find retailer X?
 “What’s the address of X?
 “What’s the phone number of X?”
 “What are the ratings of X?”
 “What are the store hours of X?”
Where are we today? LBS 1.0

Local Search
 “What’s around me?”
 “Where can I find retailer X?
 “What’s the address of X?
 “What’s the phone number of X?”
 “What are the ratings of X?”
 “What are the store hours of X?”
LBS 1.0
 Mobile Search
            70% acted upon within sixty minutes

 Desktop Search
      70% acted upon within 1 week




Source: Bing published results Jan 2011
Where are we today? LBS 1.0
Turn-by-Turn Navigation

Once I’ve searched,

“How do I get there?”
Where are we today? LBS 1.0
Traffic

“What does traffic look like
a while ago on the major roads?”
Where are we today? LBS 1.0




   Small Data: Small Screen
LBS 2.0
Where are we Going? LBS 2.0

Big Data

How big is big?
Traffic Requires Broad Input Sources
• 500+ commercial, consumer and government sources
• Nearly 100 million connected drivers, throughout the day
• Tens of billions of useful data points per month
Traffic Requires Context
                                                   Incidents
     Road Closures                                 The “Why” of Flow
         Constant Tracking




                             Traffic Fusion
                                                             Traffic Cameras
                                Engine                            Thousands of Feeds




Community
100,000+ Reporters/mo        Traffic Flow
                             Speeds & Congestion
                                                                       Events
                                                                  All Event >5,000
INRIX Predictive Data
                                                                      Real-Time and Forecast Traffic-Related Metadata




                                   Current Traffic Conditions               Current & Forecast Weather            Incidents          Sporting Events, Holidays &            Concerts & Other
   Historical                            Across Network                                                                                School Schedules                        Major Events
  Traffic Flow
     Data
                                                                                                         Dynamic Predictive Input

                        Training
                          Data                                                                       Bayesian Prediction Engine


Historical Traffic                                                                                         INRIX Predictions
    Related
   Metadata                                                                      Start Time
 Incidents, Weather,
Events, Schedules and                                                            12.00pm 12.15pm 12.30pm 12.45pm 1.00pm                2.00pm        6.00pm        6.00am      6.00pm
       Holidays
                                                                                     0          15           30        45      1hr        2hr           6hr        Next Day Next Day

                              Actual                                                                                                                                                       Time
                            Predictions                         Road Segment 1
                                                                Road Segment 2
                                                                Road Segment 3
Where are we Going? LBS 2.0

Big Data
 Higher order questions
 “How does traffic compare to last year”?
Canadian Traffic Comparison

• Traffic congestion down 22% in ‘11 compared to ‘10
• Traffic congestion is down in ‘11 from:
   • 15% (Vancouver)
   • 28% (Ottawa)

• Why? Traffic is a leading economic indicator.
Canadian Traffic Opportunity
However, traffic is still a problem

Worst traffic cities are for hours wasted annually:
• Montreal:          39 hours wasted
• Vancouver:         35 hours wasted
• Toronto:           28 hours wasted
• Calgary:           15 hours wasted
• Ottawa:            13 hours wasted
Canadian City Traffic Factoids
                                             Best    Best      Best
           Worst Worst Worst Worst   Best    Weekday Weekday   Weekday
Metro      Day   AM    PM    Hour    Weekday AM      PM        Hour

                             Fri                               Fri
Calgary    Fri   Tue   Fri   4-5pm Mon      Fri      Mon       7-8am

                             Fri                               Fri
Montreal   Thu   Tue   Fri   4-5pm Mon      Fri      Mon       7-8am

                             Tue                               Fri
Ottawa     Tue   Tue   Tue   5-6pm Mon      Fri      Mon       8-9am

                             Fri                               Fri
Toronto    Fri   Wed   Fri   4-5pm Mon      Fri      Mon       7-8am

                             Fri                               Fri
Vancouver Fri    Thu   Fri   4-5pm Mon      Fri      Mon       7-8pm
Where are we Going? LBS 2.0

Big Data
 Higher order questions
 “How does traffic compare to last year”?
 “What’s my fastest route home?”
 “What traffic incidents are in front of me?
Personal - INRIX Traffic

Guaranteed Satisfaction…
Personal - INRIX Traffic

Guaranteed Satisfaction… or double your traffic back!
INRIX Traffic v4 for iPhone/iPad

What’s my fastest route
home?                                 What’s the best
                                      time to leave?

What’s the delta of
my 1st and 2nd route?


                                   Notify my spouse of
What’s my arrival &                my Arrival Time
travel time home?
Where are we Going? LBS 2.0

Big Data
 Higher order questions
 “How does traffic compare to last year”?
 “What’s my fastest route home?”
 “What traffic incidents are in front of me?
 “How do I get there, given real-time traffic”?
Top iPhone Apps Using Traffic
          9 of the top 12 grossing iPhone navigation apps that use traffic
                        use INRIX traffic as the data sources
Application                                Grossing Rank*      Traffic Source
MotionX GPS Drive                                 1
Garmin USA                                        2
TomTom USA                                        3
GPS by Telenav                                    4
Navigon Mobile Navigator USA                      6
Navigation by Telenav – Telenav GPS Plus          7
Navigon Mobile Navigator North America            8
Garmin StreetPilot On Demand                      9
INRIX Traffic                                    16
Magellan Roadmate USA                            17
Gokivo GPS Navigator                             27
CoPilot Live North America                       51
  * - Source=AppAnnie
Where are we Going? LBS 2.0

Big Data
 Higher order questions
 “How does traffic compare to last year”?
 “What’s my fastest route home?”
 “What traffic incidents are in front of me?
 “How do I get there, given traffic”?
 “What’s my actual arrival time?”
INRIX is taking the “E” out of “ETA”
Where are we Going? LBS 2.0

Big Data
 Higher order questions
 “Gas in front of me?”
 “Groceries on my route WITHIN the store?”
 “Parking lot availability?”
Where are we Going? LBS 2.0

Big Data
 Higher order questions
 “Gas in front of me?”
 “Groceries on my route WITHIN the store?”
 “Parking lot availability?”

 Anything with real-time data, directional data or
 comparison data
Opportunities
  for you
Opportunities for You
• Answer THIS question. “Why are you asking?”
  • “Where is store X located in the Mall?
  • Why are you asking?
  • “I’m looking for a Father’s day gift?”
• Attack anything paper-based
  • Yellow pages
  • Maps – Road, airport, mall, universities
  • News
• Attack anything broadcast with personal-cast
Thank you!

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Big Data: Small Screen Location-Based Services 2.0

  • 1. Big Data: Small Screen Location Based Services 2.0 Kevin Foreman, Vice President, Mobile Applications INRIX Inc. June 26, 2012
  • 2. Big Data: Small Screen – LBS 2.0 • Where we are today? • LBS 1.0 • Where are we going with Big Data? • LBS 2.0 • New Opportunities for You
  • 4. Where are we today? LBS 1.0 Local Search “What’s around me?” “Where can I find retailer X?
  • 5. Where are we today? LBS 1.0 Local Search “What’s around me?” “Where can I find retailer X? “What’s the address of X?
  • 6. Where are we today? LBS 1.0 Local Search “What’s around me?” “Where can I find retailer X? “What’s the address of X? “What’s the phone number of X?” WagJag: local restaurants, spas, activities, events, etc.
  • 7. Where are we today? LBS 1.0 Local Search “What’s around me?” “Where can I find retailer X? “What’s the address of X? “What’s the phone number of X?” “What are the ratings of X?”
  • 8. Where are we today? LBS 1.0 Local Search “What’s around me?” “Where can I find retailer X? “What’s the address of X? “What’s the phone number of X?” “What are the ratings of X?” “?” 8th most searched brand
  • 9. Where are we today? LBS 1.0 Local Search “What’s around me?” “Where can I find retailer X? “What’s the address of X? “What’s the phone number of X?” “What are the ratings of X?” “What are the store hours of X?”
  • 10. Where are we today? LBS 1.0 Local Search “What’s around me?” “Where can I find retailer X? “What’s the address of X? “What’s the phone number of X?” “What are the ratings of X?” “What are the store hours of X?”
  • 11. LBS 1.0 Mobile Search 70% acted upon within sixty minutes Desktop Search 70% acted upon within 1 week Source: Bing published results Jan 2011
  • 12. Where are we today? LBS 1.0 Turn-by-Turn Navigation Once I’ve searched, “How do I get there?”
  • 13. Where are we today? LBS 1.0 Traffic “What does traffic look like a while ago on the major roads?”
  • 14. Where are we today? LBS 1.0 Small Data: Small Screen
  • 16. Where are we Going? LBS 2.0 Big Data How big is big?
  • 17. Traffic Requires Broad Input Sources • 500+ commercial, consumer and government sources • Nearly 100 million connected drivers, throughout the day • Tens of billions of useful data points per month
  • 18. Traffic Requires Context Incidents Road Closures The “Why” of Flow Constant Tracking Traffic Fusion Traffic Cameras Engine Thousands of Feeds Community 100,000+ Reporters/mo Traffic Flow Speeds & Congestion Events All Event >5,000
  • 19. INRIX Predictive Data Real-Time and Forecast Traffic-Related Metadata Current Traffic Conditions Current & Forecast Weather Incidents Sporting Events, Holidays & Concerts & Other Historical Across Network School Schedules Major Events Traffic Flow Data Dynamic Predictive Input Training Data Bayesian Prediction Engine Historical Traffic INRIX Predictions Related Metadata Start Time Incidents, Weather, Events, Schedules and 12.00pm 12.15pm 12.30pm 12.45pm 1.00pm 2.00pm 6.00pm 6.00am 6.00pm Holidays 0 15 30 45 1hr 2hr 6hr Next Day Next Day Actual Time Predictions Road Segment 1 Road Segment 2 Road Segment 3
  • 20. Where are we Going? LBS 2.0 Big Data Higher order questions “How does traffic compare to last year”?
  • 21. Canadian Traffic Comparison • Traffic congestion down 22% in ‘11 compared to ‘10 • Traffic congestion is down in ‘11 from: • 15% (Vancouver) • 28% (Ottawa) • Why? Traffic is a leading economic indicator.
  • 22. Canadian Traffic Opportunity However, traffic is still a problem Worst traffic cities are for hours wasted annually: • Montreal: 39 hours wasted • Vancouver: 35 hours wasted • Toronto: 28 hours wasted • Calgary: 15 hours wasted • Ottawa: 13 hours wasted
  • 23. Canadian City Traffic Factoids Best Best Best Worst Worst Worst Worst Best Weekday Weekday Weekday Metro Day AM PM Hour Weekday AM PM Hour Fri Fri Calgary Fri Tue Fri 4-5pm Mon Fri Mon 7-8am Fri Fri Montreal Thu Tue Fri 4-5pm Mon Fri Mon 7-8am Tue Fri Ottawa Tue Tue Tue 5-6pm Mon Fri Mon 8-9am Fri Fri Toronto Fri Wed Fri 4-5pm Mon Fri Mon 7-8am Fri Fri Vancouver Fri Thu Fri 4-5pm Mon Fri Mon 7-8pm
  • 24. Where are we Going? LBS 2.0 Big Data Higher order questions “How does traffic compare to last year”? “What’s my fastest route home?” “What traffic incidents are in front of me?
  • 25. Personal - INRIX Traffic Guaranteed Satisfaction…
  • 26. Personal - INRIX Traffic Guaranteed Satisfaction… or double your traffic back!
  • 27. INRIX Traffic v4 for iPhone/iPad What’s my fastest route home? What’s the best time to leave? What’s the delta of my 1st and 2nd route? Notify my spouse of What’s my arrival & my Arrival Time travel time home?
  • 28. Where are we Going? LBS 2.0 Big Data Higher order questions “How does traffic compare to last year”? “What’s my fastest route home?” “What traffic incidents are in front of me? “How do I get there, given real-time traffic”?
  • 29. Top iPhone Apps Using Traffic 9 of the top 12 grossing iPhone navigation apps that use traffic use INRIX traffic as the data sources Application Grossing Rank* Traffic Source MotionX GPS Drive 1 Garmin USA 2 TomTom USA 3 GPS by Telenav 4 Navigon Mobile Navigator USA 6 Navigation by Telenav – Telenav GPS Plus 7 Navigon Mobile Navigator North America 8 Garmin StreetPilot On Demand 9 INRIX Traffic 16 Magellan Roadmate USA 17 Gokivo GPS Navigator 27 CoPilot Live North America 51 * - Source=AppAnnie
  • 30. Where are we Going? LBS 2.0 Big Data Higher order questions “How does traffic compare to last year”? “What’s my fastest route home?” “What traffic incidents are in front of me? “How do I get there, given traffic”? “What’s my actual arrival time?”
  • 31. INRIX is taking the “E” out of “ETA”
  • 32. Where are we Going? LBS 2.0 Big Data Higher order questions “Gas in front of me?” “Groceries on my route WITHIN the store?” “Parking lot availability?”
  • 33. Where are we Going? LBS 2.0 Big Data Higher order questions “Gas in front of me?” “Groceries on my route WITHIN the store?” “Parking lot availability?” Anything with real-time data, directional data or comparison data
  • 35. Opportunities for You • Answer THIS question. “Why are you asking?” • “Where is store X located in the Mall? • Why are you asking? • “I’m looking for a Father’s day gift?” • Attack anything paper-based • Yellow pages • Maps – Road, airport, mall, universities • News • Attack anything broadcast with personal-cast