Happy, engaged and loyal customers. That’s the ambition of any company, right? But in the world of advertising, there’s a gap in the communication that, if leveraged correctly using location intelligence, could lead to more targeted campaigns that add value to your customers. Speaking at HERE’s booth at this year’s…

Well, that’s CES over for another year. The world’s largest tech show kickstarted 2020 — and the new decade — with a bold peek into the future. We were there showing the world our latest innovations in the world of location technology. As cars, cities and gadgets become smarter and more automated, they increasingly rely on precise mapping to know exactly where they are and what’s happening in the world around them. …

Welcome to our coverage of the CES Show at Las Vegas. We’re here showing the world how location intelligence can solve some of society’s most fundamental issues. One of those is traffic congestion and pollution, particularly in urban areas. A traditional way of improving traffic flow has been creating ‘green…

As predicted, 5G is dominating the headlines here at the CES Show in Las Vegas with mobile phone manufacturers, network carriers and tech companies keen to show the power of the next generation of mobile broadband. By the end of this year, it’s estimated that 200 million 5G smartphones will be shipped, and mobile carriers are rapidly scaling up coverage. In three years’ time, 5G is expected to handle one billion 5G connections globally.

Traditionally, CES was never really a car show. But as technology and cars become more integrated, it has turned into one of the most important events in the automotive industry’s calendar. There’s a revolution happening right now in the world of cars. Our cars are becoming cleaner, safer and more integrated into our lives — and at CES this year it was all about the connected car. The Las Vegas Convention Center had more than 290,000 square-feet of exhibition space dedicated…

People want goods faster. Spurred by the promise of super-quick deliveries by some of the largest retailers, it’s becoming increasingly complex to not only manage your fleet, but meet customer expectations, too. According to a survey by Retail TouchPoints, 61% of consumers want faster deliveries and more than half expect real-time visibility of their orders. Yet the reality for a lot of SMEs is that planning their routes and giving their customers precise ETAs takes a lot of time, effort and money…

Traffic. It’s an unfortunate fact of life. A consequence of growing economies and the increasing evolution of urbanization. By 2050, it’s estimated that 70% of the world’s population will live in urban areas. If we think the roads are congested now, we haven’t seen anything yet. According to the Victoria Transport Policy Institute, US drivers lose over $100 billion in economic value to traffic congestion.

Daimler will be the first manufacturer to make use of HERE Technologies’ ground-breaking neutral server. Here’s why it’s a game changer. Technology and car manufacturers have been dancing to the same beat for quite some time. Now, technology is pulling the car industry forward, this time using the power of data. At HERE Technologies we’ve expanded our Marketplace with neutral server capabilities. That means, for the first time ever, we’ve opened…

A new technology that gives cars and their drivers a clearer picture of the road to improve safety and comfort has been unveiled at the 2020 CES Show in Las Vegas. From driverless cars to collision avoidance, automated car systems require very precise road-level information to work effectively. At the moment, they rely on built-in cameras to monitor the road but this is compromised if the weather’s poor or the cameras can’t see the lane markings.