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About The Company
• LOMISS is a technology company specializing in location based systems
• The owners have vast experience in implementing large projects in the area of OSS, Revenue assurance, VoIP, Digital Media etc.
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About The Company
Key People• Assaf Landau – CEO: Marketing and Business development
executive with over 12 years of experience in the telecommunication industry in the following companies: Delta Three, TTI Telecomm, cVidya Networks
• Hillel Weber – VP Product: owner of a digital media company, has developed a location based advertisement system for public transportation systems
• Boris Oberstein – VP R&D a senior development manager with experience in the following companies: Amdocs, Comverse
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Partners
The Challenge
• Be able to transfer secured data to and from personal in the field in real time
• Be able to track, manage and report on remote personal activities
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The System
• A distributed location based information system• Real time Bi-directional interface transferring secured
information from the company organizational databases• Registering all activities based on employee location• Encrypted communication to and from the end points• Report generation capabilities• Designed for comfortable personal carrying
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System target verticals
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Whether you’re in the utility, delivery, construction, homeland security, home healthcare or any other field-based business, being successful depends on your ability to maximize employee efficiency, implement speedy administrative processes, and contain costs. The system is aimed at the following main verticals:•Home Healthcare
•Homeland Security
•Service and Repair
•Delivery and Distribution
•Insurance
•Transportation
•Construction
System Advantages
• Access to information existing in different databases in the organization exposing them through a unified interface to the end user
• Information is available any time and any were• Efficient resource allocation and management • No need to get to the office in order to update data• Optimization of schedules (based on personal
availability and location)• Ability to assign tasks in real time (based on personal
availability and location)• Reduction in associated costs (e.g. office space, paper,
communication etc.)
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System Advantages
• Connecting to and enriching the company knowledge base
• One centralized record per customer• Exposing relevant information based on user
permissions• Calculation of average session/visit times• Provide the ability for real time consulting
utilizing video conference• Be able to calculate payroll based on personal
position, performance, miles driven etc.• Ability to calculate customer costs (based on
average session times etc.)
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System Advantages
• The quality of information is increased as it is uploaded to the system in real time
• The system can help in creating company quality indicators
• The system can replace and eliminate any paper files existing in the customer premises
• The system generates aggregative reports based on defined criteria's (e.g. job function, customers, location, job type etc.)
• The system enables personal to order supplies to the customer premises on the fly
Bottom line the system can save up to 30% in employees time and associated costs
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Possible Interfaces
The system can interface with the following systems (sample)•Knowledge Base•Workforce management•Payroll system•Pricing system•Inventory system•ERP/CRM systems•Medical records
And more
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System structure
End Points– A dedicated light weight device– Windows Mobile based– Embedded GPS receiver– Cellular, WIFI (WIMAX), BT support– Touch Screen– QWERTY keyboard– Card and thumb print Reader (Optional)– Bluetooth printer (Optional)– Dedicated carrying case (Optional)
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System Structure
Dedicated serverProvides the ability to
1.Managing all contracts with the end points
2.Managing all interfaces with external systems
3.Manage all security parameters
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LSG System Structure
• The LSG (Lomiss System Gateway) component is
a unique system allowing the mapping
information from multiple external databases
(regardless of their manufacturer) to the Lomiss
database which will provide all relevant
information to the end users
• This is a learning system which will adhere to all
existing business logic in the organization
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LSG System Structure
• All existing systems remains untouched as we
create a virtual view in the Lomiss database
• The LSG enables the system administrator to
view all content of the external databases in a
graphical manner
• The system administrator can locate relevant
pieces of information in each relevant database
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System Structure LSG
• Once all information has been selected the
administrator will map it via a “drag and drop”
mechanism to the Lomiss database
• A Read/Write map will be created based on the
mapping and through out the operation these
maps will be used in order to communicate
between the Lomiss database and the external
databases.
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System Structure LSG
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Possible Scenarios
The following is a possible scenario from the home healthcare vertical:Practitioner scheduled visit (occupational therapist, physical therapist, nurse, doctor, speech therapist etc.)
•The practitioner receives the patient contact data to the end point beforehand (overnight, for example, the schedule for the next day)
•The system guides and verifies the practitioner arrival to the patient location.
•When arriving to the patient location the practitioner gets the relevant patient EMR (Electronic Medical Record) from the server (or earlier if defined).
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Possible Scenarios
• While treating the patient the practitioner enters the relevant data to a user friendly reporting system on the end point.
• If encountering a problem the practitioner can consult the company's knowledge base or initiate a video conference call with a doctor
• When finishing the treatment the patient signs electronically to confirm the visit or swipes an electronic card.
• The practitioner sends an electronic secure update to the patient EMR other relevant databases are updated automatically.
• The system guides the practitioner to the next visit.
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Market size
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Market size
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• New analysis from Frost & Sullivan (http://www.wireless.frost.com), Asia Pacific Location-based Services Highlights, finds that the mobile LBS market covering 13 Asia-Pac countries earned revenues of US$383.6 million in 2007 and expects this to reach US$2.8 billion by end-2013, at a CAGR (compound annual growth rate) of 39.3 percent (2007-2013)
• As an increasing number of cellular and other wireless carriers compete with each other to provide customized services based upon a location-awareness of their end-users, researchers expect the global market for location-based telecommunication services to exceed $1.6 billion in 2008 (source insight research)
Market size
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• The LBS market should reach 175 million EUR in Western Europe for 2008 and continue with a strong growth rate to exceed 560 million EUR by 2011 for that area (source Research and Markets Ireland)
• Shipments of mobile phones with built-in GPS capability are expected to more than quadruple by 2011, according to a report released by research firm iSupply GPS-enabled mobile phone shipments will increase from 109.6 million units in 2006 to 444 million units by 2011. By 2011, 29.6% of all mobile phones shipped will have GPS. As a comparison, only 11.1% of phones shipped in 2006 had GPS, the report found (source iSupply)
Market size
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• Online LBS (location-based services) revenue in China will hit $70.5 mln in 2010, up from $2.2 mln in 2005. Total revenue for the automotive GPS devices market will increase to $760.0 mln by 2010, up from $206.2 mln in 2005. The penetration rate of GPS devices among Chinese car drivers is currently less than 1% (source InStat)
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