Comarch Smart City concept: How to design and build a Smart City
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AgendaDefinitions-Structure-Contexts-Examples-
Digits
EVOLUTION AND / OR (?)
CREDIBILITY
EVIBILITY(well that word really exists == necessity)
MISSING ENTITYDefine identity within the mobile ecosystem
Why naming each platform as a Smart City Thingy
?
DEFINITION-SAn art of transferring the information from
senderto recipient and backwards by usinggeospatial data
SMART CITY TOO GENERIC
Well, We noticed that ‘Smart City’ definition is
:
a big bucket that aggregates everything that is new
too generic for end users
not flexible (closing into one definition)
Comarch LBS
Smart Area Smart
City
Airport(Not Airlines)
Malls,
Galleries
District(Like Brera)
Region(like Ski
Resorts)
Public Areasrelated with
Transport
LocationBasedServices
LBA
LBM
LBC
LBE
Location Based Services
General class of computer program-level services
that use location data
to control features
a new way of forming Loyalty programs to encourage customers to continue to shop at or use the services of businesses associated in particular location
LBC
LBE
Location DrivenCommunicationof informing customers around anynearbyactivity happening during ‘here and now’.
Comarch LBS a.k.a Smart
City
Not an ordinary toolSolution Structure
Directories Reviews and Reco’s Typical LBS Deals
Fulltext search tools
with keywords
Like / Dislike pages
iBeacon assisted
communication
(events, info, notifications,
Precision and Proximity
Categorized events
with types of business
business (Services Directory)
Automated and intelligent Can trigger chain
of events/offers thanks
Gives rewards and offers just
Partner pages and pins with Recommendation engine will
will push more of categories
Notifications (Push)
Dashboard notifications
Tailored nearby deals
(Inside/Outside)
Local business exposed with Customer time spent
=
quality of service
Can generate vouchers
for accessing
the particular events
of any type
Will push more deals
of Customer’s selection
Keep it for later
(favorites)
Service acceptance process Turns activities into rewards,
10 Unique Elements
Can be configured as LBS Mediator to expose 3rd party services
Dictionaries – any working platform (generic, can be adjusted to any kindof environment)Rules engine to mix offers/events/information/loyalty/communication through LBS
Beacons/iBeacons support as a new channel to trigger actions
Context Aware Proximity Mechanisms to react on user activity
Precision Marketing with Prediction Mechanisms
Loyalty Programs Support (can trigger instant rules, or cumulative just for visiting into the stores)Gamification Support
Fast deployment and adjustment (layout separation)
Now when allset, just navigate (the
10th) Trip planner
+ Google Maps
IndoorNavigati
on
The Platform
brokering can be defined purchasing location data from one party and selling to others (content
and application providers).
A broker is a party that arranges transactions between a buyer and a seller, and
gets a commission when the deal is executed.
Applications Enabler
ContextsA Shared Space
When talkingKeywords
Customer
&
Partner Portals
Mobile
Proximity
&
Mobile
Events
Systems Security
Payments
IoT
Big Data,
Enablers
Transportation& Navigation
Loyalty
Gamification
Campaigns
Keywords to remember
Business Intelligence
Building Blocks
CUSTOMER PARTNER BACK OFFICE
Comarch LBS Applications
MOBILE APPLICATION
WEB PORTAL
COMMUNICATION
CHANNELS
B2P PORTAL
BEACONS
LBS MANAGEMENT
BEACONS NETWORK
MANAGEMENT
ENGAGEMENT MANAGEMENT
BI TOOLS
BUSSINES
INTELIGENCE
LOGICAL ARCHITECTURE
Customer Profiles PartnersLBA and LBS
RulesChallenges
Coupons, Lotteries,
other Marketing
ActionsEvents processor Communication
Billing Products
and Plans
Guidance
Backend
LBS Broker APIGuidance Timetables Route Planner
Geolocation IoT Management
BI
Behavioral DataGamification
ToolsBilling, KPI, ROI
Beacon
Management
Partner Dashboard
(Web, Mobile)
Partner Portal
Contact Center
Business
Administration
Engagement
LBS / LBA
LB
S C
ore
IoT
Mo
du
leD
ed
ica
ted
Transportation
data
Customer Portal
(CMS)
NavigationUser Frontend
Administration
CMS
Management
Mobile
Contexts
by Ewa Sieniawska
Environment implementation examples
RESTAURANTS
AIRPORTS
SHOPPING MALLS
MUSEUMS
STORES
STADIUMS
Digits do not lie
Location-based advertising will jump to over
*8.5 Billon U.S dollars, the reason, location
adds relevance! This increase will be a
larger piece of the pie, a total of 32.8% of all
mobile phone advertising. By 2017 Location-
based advertising and marketing will
represent around 1% ad spend for all
advertising.(Berg Insight)
•70% consumers are ok with ads•70% searches lead to action withinone month
•91% of smartphone owners carry itnearby 24hrs/7days
% More mobile customers will likelyreact to :
•26% tailored push messages
• 22% promotions related to location
• 21% promotions that are contextuallyrelevant to what they are doing• 14% data sent at the right time
• 7% to attention grabbing phrases
• 50% mobile searches end with purchase• Avg. Response time to email = 90 mins, to push message = 90 seconds• 10x mobile coupons , 10x redemptionover traditional• 46% consumers will not return to page, or app. That did not display properly
„Conversion Rate Optimisation and Marketing
Automation will increase in investment since these
are about process and improving performance, so
they can potentially offer lower risk returns than
other marketing activities.”
Thanks!