DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/213e2a/4q_2011_australia) has announced the addition of IE Market Research Corp.'s new report "4Q.2011 Australia GPS Navigation and Location Based Services Forecast, 2008 - 2016: Total spend in the LBS market in Australia to reach $23.4 million in 2016" to their offering.
Australia GPS Navigation and Location Based Services Forecast provides five-year annual forecasts for the following categories within the LBS market: Voice-Guided In-Car Navigation, Voice-Guided Pedestrian Navigation, Mobile Maps, Mobile Maps Applications (weather, restaurant guides, traffic, etc.), People Tracking, tracking and tracing (commercial applications), Location Enabled Search and Advertising, and Other LBS Applications (e.g. Proximity-based actuation, Proximity-based notification, etc.). The report is based on Global Consumer Telecommunications Survey-- which covers 50,000 mobile users in 50 markets globally and is the most extensive country-specific forecasts of its kind.
This report will be useful to:
- Location Based Service providers
- Strategists and analysts at vendors responsible for LBS strategy development and business analytics
- Handset and device manufacturers in all areas of the telecommunications market that need strategy recommendations on key trends in the global mobile handset industry
- Financial analysts and portfolio managers covering firms in the LBS industry or the mobile handset industry
- Consultants advising their clients on LBS markets
- Researchers who need to gain a better understanding of the global LBS market
Key Topics Covered:
- Series Covered in this Country Forecast, 2008 - 2016
- Voice Guided in-Car Navigation
- Voice Guided Pedestrian Navigation
- Mobile Maps
- Mobile Maps Applications (weather, restaurant guides, traffic, etc.)
- People Tracking-Consumer
- Tracking and Tracing- Business Applications
- Location Enabled Search and Advertising
- Other LBS Applications (e.g. Proximity-based actuation, Proximity-based notification, etc.)
- Summary (Total Spend, $ millions)
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/213e2a/4q_2011_australia