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Location technology is poised to integrate with mainstream enterprise computing and the
range of benefits for business are just beginning to emerge.
Business information analysis is at a crossroads. Saddled with an
overabundance of data, corporations struggle to distill terabytes
of information so that C-level executives and business process managers
can make credible and effective decisions. Much of these data
are associated with a location. Customer information files often contain
a name and address; packages need to be delivered to a distribution
center; and with the onslaught of RFID tags, pallets and
products will be tracked from warehouse to doorstep. Yet, how will
this information be retrieved, who will retrieve it and how will it be
factored into decisions affecting distribution, logistics, site selection,
marketing, human resources and even finance?
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