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Mobile Local Search: Mobile Local Search Market 2011-2014
Management Report
Published: July 2011
Pages: 195
Tables: For full details, please email deborahf@cmsinfo.com
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Research from: telecomsmarketresearch
Sector: Mobile Markets
Mobile Local Search 2011 adds more intensive analysis and many new insights to the best selling research report published in 2010. The clear objective of this year's research is to illuminate the economic landscape of mobile local search in China, Korea, and Japan along with powerful new entrants on the North American and EU leader boards.
The deep coverage provides insight into the thought leadership guiding the ecosystem including CEOs, CTOs, and CMOs. Participants either presently involved or considering involvement in Mobile Local Search will benefit from a critical review of the business models of those companies that have figured out the winning strategies. The analysis is based upon two-decades of intensive engagement in the telecommunications industry and presents a first-mile through last-mile review.
Companies in Report:
This report includes C-level executive team input from Layar, Local.com, 15miles, Qype, Poynt, NAVTEQ, Nuance, Peer39, Placecast, and TelMap. Additional commentary provided by mOcean, Mobile Dreams Factory, Qualcomm, and The Cimarron Agency.
Additional companies covered include Antera, ArcPad, AT&T, AT&T Interactive, Baidu, Barclays Capital, Bharti AirTel, City Grid, China Mobile, Cisco, Confrapar, Denstu, DexKnows, DFJ FIR Capital, Gloto, Google, Hanaro, Kong Zhong, Madrona Venture Group, MegaCable, Metaio, Microsoft, Mixer Labs, Monashees Capital, NTT DoCoMo, Oi, Soft Tech Venture Capital, Sprint, SuperMedia, Telefonica, TeleNAV, TriQuent Semiconductor, Status Capital, Urbanspoon, Vivo, uLocate, Visa, Where.com (eBay), Yahoo! Local, Yell, Yellow Pages, YPmobile, and more.
Audience:
� Mobile Network Operators
� Mobile Application Developers
� Location-based Service Providers
� Wireless Infrastructure Providers
� Associations and Technology Groups
� Business and Financial Institutions
� Corporate and Institutional Investors
� Exporters, Importers and Traders
� Government and International Bodies
� Lawyers, Bankers, Libraries, Embassies
� Patent Offices Technology Executives
� Regulatory and Policy Individuals
� Venture Capitalists, Consultants and more