1、Author:Richard Webb,Senior Analyst Editor:Ian Kemp,Managing EditorSponsored by:labsknowledgecode+frameworkstraining+accreditation5G ups the ante for geolocation serviceson location:2contents03 setting the scene04 chapter 1:how does geolocation work?08 chapter 2:the benefits of 5G SA to geolocation10

2、 chapter 3:key use cases and customer segments for geolocation services14 chapter 4:monetizing services and adhering to privacy16 chapter 5:key steps to success17 additional feature from Intersec 21 meet the Research and Media team 23Geolocation has long been used by communications service providers

3、(CSPs)to deliver personal,targeted services to customers.But now in conjunction with 5G networks and in particular 5G standalone(5G SA)networks with a native 5G core CSPs can move services to the next level,providing greater accuracy and richer data insights.Geolocation uses the global navigation sa

4、tellite system(GNSS)or wireless networks to pinpoint devices,indicating where they are at a given time.The dataset generally includes the current longitude,latitude and altitude of the device.It may also provide direction of travel,time of activity and,in the case of certain apps,a destination think

5、 Google Maps.The data can be used for all kinds of applications,but its most useful when combined with the location data of a large group of people.Once meshed,organized and analyzed,a larger data pool can provide actionable insights for future business and marketing decisions.Geolocation data captu

6、red by mobile networks is increasingly rich,enabling CSPs to support a range of services such as mission-critical communications related to public safety and emergency response,as well as asset tracking and location-based advertising.Also,by leveraging big data analytics,CSPs have the potential to c