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Location Based Services Usage and Perceptions Survey Presentation

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  • Category: Document
  • Language: English

Presentation and executive summary documents summarizing location-based services (LBS) research commissioned by Microsoft to understand thoughts and opinions about technologies that allow someone’s location to be shared with other people and organizations. Survey data was collected from consumers in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Canada and Japan.

  • Location-Based Services Usage and Perceptions Survey (December 2010, U.S., UK, Germany, Canada and Japan)Overall, awareness, familiarity and usage of location-based services (LBS) remains low across all countries surveyed. However, there are indications that widespread adoption is only a matter of time as perceived value of these services is high among those who use them. Key findings: • 6 in 10 are aware of LBS, but confusion remains about what LBS are. • Among those who use LBS, 94% said they were either very valuable (41%) or somewhat valuable (53%). • GPS and weather alerts are most common uses of LBS while only 18% use LBS for sharing their location with others.• 52% of respondents expressed strong concern with sharing their location with other people or organizations. • Of those receiving a location-based advertisement, 46% took action and 80% considered the ads valuable.

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LBS_Usage_and_Perceptions_Survey_Executive_Summary.pdf
SHA1: a8b8ce5f0bf9d4d68a449388de0837d819a8a8f8
407 KB
LBS_Usage_and_Perceptions_Survey_Executive_Summary.xps
SHA1: d9b8c59e4fa959d91aafdc33169f5edfe46f07c5
613 KB
LBS_Usage_and_Perceptions_Survey_Presentation.pptx
SHA1: db5340724c91332bed061646ca4818e9bffc237a
1.20 MB

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